about 2 months ago
Paul Pierce Doubts Lakers’ Playoff Ceiling: “I Don’t Think They Get Out the 1st Round”
Pierce doesn’t see the Lakers surviving Round 1 in the crowded West. “I don’t think the Lakers get out the first round,” he said, warning potential matchups with Minnesota, Denver, or Houston could end quickly. He called the Lakers and Rockets the weakest of that cluster, adding every West contender except Portland and Golden State could beat them.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 months ago
Chris Bosh Claims No One Person Was LeBron James' Rival
Ahead of LeBron James' 45th meeting (regular and post-season combined) with Kevin Durant tonight, Bosh spoke on if LBJ had any one rival in his career. "Of course there were people along the way that would be in the way of his goal but I think when you're that great or talented there is no individual you look at."
By Samir Mehdi
about 2 months ago
Jimmy Butler Elated To Join Warriors In DC
After tearing his ACL in January, Butler's time with the Warriors has been limited due to his rehab process. "I finally got to fly. I gotta go be around my guys. I don’t give a damn where it’s at. If I could be there, I wanted to be here. So I’m glad that I’m in the District of Columbia."
By Samir Mehdi
about 2 months ago
Chris Bosh Commends Coach Spoelstra For His 'Open Door' Policy During Disagreements
"We never wanted to do that especially with the Heat. Big no no," said Bosh on ever feeling like taking a disagreement with Coach Spo to the media. "I've had plenty of conversations with Spo where we probably didn't want to talk to each other. He always had an open door policy and I always made sure I challenged that."
By Samir Mehdi
about 2 months ago
Rich Paul Scoffs At The Notion That The Lakers Are Better Without LeBron James
"Never seen a team in my life that would be better without LeBron," said Paul. This comes after LBJ's elbow and hip contusion kept him out and Luka and Reaves did well without him on the court. Rich's reasoning? "Most guys who step on the floor with LeBron James, are in awe." Lakers are 28-18 with LBJ on the court.
By Samir Mehdi




