Nick Wright Calls Kevin Durant’s 2017 Warriors Comparison ‘Ludicrous’

17 days ago

Nick Wright Calls Kevin Durant’s 2017 Warriors Comparison ‘Ludicrous’

Wright called Durant’s comparison between the 2017 Warriors and the 2026 76ers “ludicrous.” Wright argued Stephen Curry and Durant were top-three players when they teamed up, while Joel Embiid and LeBron James rank closer to “12th and 13th,” making the two situations “aren’t remotely comparable” in his view today. He said the comparison ignored context entirely.

By Adit Pujari

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16 days ago

Dean Wade Signing Triggered The 76ers To Go After Jaylen Brown, Says Mike Gansey

Wade signed a four-year, $38.7 million contract with the 76ers this offseason. 76ers President, Mike Gansey, said this signing led to talks with Boston about Brown heating up. "It was a process of talking to them, going back-and-forth. Boston kept calling, we kept calling. Credit Brad. We kept this thing quiet. They got Paul. Paul still can really play."

By Samir Mehdi

Klay Thompson's Father Is Trying To Convince Klay To Join The Lakers

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Klay Thompson's Father Is Trying To Convince Klay To Join The Lakers

Mychal Thompson, Klay's dad, played five seasons with the Lakers and finished his career with them. When a fan asked Mychal to convince his son to come to LA, he said, "I'm trying," multiple times. Klay is currently entering the final year of a 3-year, $50 million deal. The Mavs are reportedly hesitant to trade him to the Lakers.

By Samir Mehdi

16 days ago

Charlie Villanueva Wants Karl-Anthony Towns To Take A Pay-Cut

By not taking a $269.1 million max deal, Jalen Brunson left roughly $113 million on the table. Charlie believes for the Knicks to remain competitive, KAT now needs to do the same. "KAT it’s your turn, JB did it, right? He set the tone, he set the bar. Take 45. JB took a hit so we could win this chip."

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Jonathan Kuminga Unwilling to Sign One-Year Prove-It Deal

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Jonathan Kuminga Unwilling to Sign One-Year Prove-It Deal

Kuminga is not willing to sign a one-year prove-it deal at the veteran's minimum, according to Evan Sidery. The Kings and Timberwolves recently expressed interest, but negotiations stalled due to Kuminga's unwillingness to take a lower salary. The Lakers remain the favorites to land Kuminga at the moment as his free agency continues without an agreement on a new contract.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Davion Mitchell Raves About Giannis Antetokounmpo, Calls Him A "Winner"

16 days ago

Davion Mitchell Raves About Giannis Antetokounmpo, Calls Him A "Winner"

"He just wants to win. For me, I was just trying to learn the places I need to be on the court, what makes him more comfortable," said Mitchell who recently visited Giannis in Greece to work out with him. "He’s trying to find ways for me to be successful, and I’m just trying to do the things for him."

By Samir Mehdi

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