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Monica McNutt Weighs In On LeBron’s Future

McNutt isn’t buying a LeBron James exit from Los Angeles yet. Asked on Get Up if she thinks LeBron will leave this summer, she said it’s “not McNutts,” pointing to the Lakers’ “very serious and strategic decision” about chasing titles now. Still, McNutt added: “LeBron James doesn’t owe us anything” as his career winds down.

By Raahib Singh

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about 1 month ago

Mike Dunleavy Plans For Steph Curry To Finish As Warrior

Dunleavy made Warriors' position clear on Curry’s future: “I don’t see under any scenario where we don’t want to figure out a way to have him finish here.” With Curry entering the final season of his current contract, earning $62.6 million in 2026-27, Warriors’ next extension talks already sound less like uncertainty and more like inevitability around their franchise icon.

By Raahib Singh

about 1 month ago

Stephen Curry Explains Why He Backed Azzi Fudd

Curry said Fudd’s talent stood out, but her professionalism mattered more. He praised her “spirit of gratitude,” seriousness, and the way she treated people, saying she never wasted anyone’s time. After watching her handle injuries, losses, and hard workouts, Curry believed “no matter what comes your way,” Fudd would figure it out.

By Raahib Singh

Steve Kerr Wants Draymond Green Back

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Steve Kerr Wants Draymond Green Back

Kerr made his stance clear on Green’s future, saying he is “committed” to coaching him as long as both remain with Golden State. Green has a player option, but Kerr called him a collaborator and said their shared run still feels “pretty special.” His bottom line was simple: “I’m ready to coach Draymond” again next season.

By Raahib Singh

about 1 month ago

Steve Kerr Says His Wife's Words Made Him Return To Golden State

Kerr said his return came after weeks of honest talks with the Warriors and daily conversations with his wife. Her words stuck most: “You might coach again someday, but you’ll never coach the Warriors again.” Kerr said that hit him because he still loves coaching, the players, and the organization too much to walk away.

By Raahib Singh

Pistons’ Starting 5 Revealed for ECSF Game 6 vs. Cavs

about 1 month ago

Pistons’ Starting 5 Revealed for ECSF Game 6 vs. Cavs

Despite having lost game 5 vs. Cavs, the Pistons are going for the exact same starting rotation in game 6. Detroit will play Cade Cunningham, Daniss Jenkins, Tobias Harris, Ausar Thompson, and Jalen Duren for game 6. They will look to push the series to 7 games and fight tooth and nail to prevent the Cavs from winning.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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