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Sandy Brondello Apologizes to Angel Reese for “Protected Species” Remark
Brondello apologized after calling Reese a “protected species” following Atlanta’s win over Toronto, saying frustration over Nyara Sabally’s injury did not excuse the phrase. She acknowledged the remark carried unintended harm, particularly for Black women in the WNBA, and expressed regret to Reese, her teammates, the Dream organization and the broader community.
By Raahib Singh
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8 minutes ago
Draymond Green Reveals He and Steph Curry Barely Talk in the Summer
"I've been playing with Steph Curry for 14 years. He's my brother. During the summertime, we don't talk much at all. Does that mean we don't have a great relationship? Or does that mean our relationship is so close, once we pick back up, we won't miss a beat?" Green said on The Draymond Show.
By Adit Pujari
30 minutes ago
Stephen Curry Wants Golf Showdown With Kevin Hart and LeBron James
Curry named Hart and LeBron as the two celebrities he still wants to face on the golf course, calling the potential matchup “easy money.” Hart quickly fired back, warning that his “foot” would be in Steph’s a** once they finally play. The comedian added that he is currently chasing a personal milestone: breaking 80 and reaching a 79.
By Raahib Singh
35 minutes ago
Tracy McGrady Warns NBA Summer League Is "Slowly Dying"
"I think they're killing summer league. It's slowly dying. It was a lot of excitement about watching these draftees. You don't even know when they're going to play. After that first game or two, you don't know if these guys are gonna play," McGrady said. Darryn Peterson and Caleb Wilson have drawn massive crowds this year.
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about 1 hour ago
Richard Jefferson Says Stephen Curry’s Champagne Taunt Fueled Cleveland
Jefferson said Curry’s remark that Cleveland’s locker room still smelled like champagne “really stung” the Cavaliers before the 2016 Finals. Though calling Steph “one of the nicest human beings,” he said the jab felt unusually pointed. By Game 6, Cleveland was determined to deny Golden State another celebration, declaring, “We don’t give a sh*t.”
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