
4 months ago
Sabrina Ionescu’s New Deal Mirrors Breanna Stewart’s Pay Structure
Ionescu’s new contract lines up with Stewart’s, with sources telling ESPN's Alexa Philippou it will pay 17% of the team cap in each of the next three seasons, including $1.19 million in 2026. The matching structure helps New York keep their core aligned, while at the same time, gives them room to sign talents like Satou Sabally.
By Raahib Singh
Other articles from NBA
4 months ago
Dennis Rodman Tears Up Remembering Hulk Hogan at WWE Hall of Fame
Rodman grew emotional while speaking about Hogan ahead of the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony, praising the tribute and struggling to hold back tears. “We love you. Miss you so much,” he said, after noting how long he felt it took for the moment to happen. The brief speech turned into a raw farewell from one icon to another.
By Afnan Chougle
4 months ago
Paolo Banchero Says Magic Knew Physicality Was Key to Beating Hornets in the Play-In
"If we were going to be able to win the game, it was going to have to be by being extra physical," Banchero said. He highlighted how the Hornets gave the Magic a lot of problems with their fast-paced play during the regular season. Learning from that, the Magic defense was more physical, earning them a strong 121-90 win.
By Pranay Mukherjee
4 months ago
Steph Curry’s Shooting Struggles Hurt Warriors as Jalen Green Led Suns to Play-In Win
Curry looked completely unlike his usual self, shooting 4-16 from the field in an underwhelming performance. Green led the Suns to a strong 111-96 win with 36 points as Jordan Goodwin played an exceptional supporting role. The Warriors' struggles were amplified as Porzingis exited midway through the game with an ankle injury. Golden State struggled to overcome the Suns' defense.
By Pranay Mukherjee
4 months ago
Devin Booker and Draymond Green Ejected as Tensions Rise in Play-In Game
Green and Booker were both ejected as tensions rose in the final minute of Suns vs. Warriors. Green clearly didn't take the ejection to heart, mocking referee Scott Foster while exiting the game. He even ruled up fans by asking them to make more noise. Booker was visibly more restrained while exiting. The Suns went on to win 111-94.
By Pranay Mukherjee




