
about 2 months ago
LaMelo Ball Unfollows The Hornets On IG
LaMelo has been put on the trading block as the Hornets have reportedly began listening to offers on him. This has led to Ball feeling betrayed, understandably so, as he's wants to stay in Charlotte. Keen observers have noticed he's since unfollowed the Hornets on Instagram. As far as trade partners, the Timberwolves are "undeniably serious", according to Marc Stein.
By Samir Mehdi
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about 2 months ago
Shams Reveals LaMelo Ball Is Excited to Team Up With Anthony Edwards
Charlotte never intended to trade Ball but listened when big offers arrived, per Shams. "LaMelo Ball is very excited to go play with Anthony Edwards to try to win championships. Those two guys, from my understanding, they're friends. They've had communication in the recent past," Shams said. Ball averaged 20.1 points and 7.1 assists last season.
By Adit Pujari
about 2 months ago
Stephen A. Smith Calls LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards an Elite Backcourt
Smith called Minnesota’s Ball-Edwards pairing “an elite backcourt,” saying Ball “can score” after hitting 272 threes, but his real “gift is passing the basketball.” He praised the Timberwolves for fixing their point guard need, while questioning whether losing Naz Reid leaves them too small against Western contenders like Oklahoma City, San Antonio, Denver and Houston.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 months ago
Stephen A. Smith Accepts Jaylen Brown's Debate Challenge After Calling Him Out
Smith played a montage of himself praising Brown before firing back at his "unethical" label. "No one has been unfair to Jalen Brown in this industry. He is in his feelings and he is embarrassing himself. But if he wants to do that, that is his right," Smith said, formally accepting Brown's Harvard or MIT debate challenge on First Take.
By Adit Pujari
about 2 months ago
Lakers Used Country Music and Custom Pillows to Lure Austin Reaves With $185M Deal
Lakers pulled out all the stops at their practice facility shortly after the NBA Finals, per Shams, playing Reaves' favorite country songs and gifting personalized AR-initialed pillows to everyone in the room. Reaves signed a four-year, $185 million max deal, the richest contract in NBA history for an undrafted player, fending off the Detroit Pistons.
By Adit Pujari




