about 2 months ago

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Calls Dillon Brooks A "Great Guy"

"A great guy no matter what people say about him he's a really good guy when you get to know him. All that villain stuff it doesn't faze me. I know exactly who Dillon is. He had a hell of a series. Keep getting better I'm proud of him," said Shai on his fellow Canadian teammate.

By Samir Mehdi

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about 2 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Declares LeBron James and the Lakers Have No Chance Against OKC

Stephen A. dismissed any chance of the Lakers beating OKC in Round 2, regardless of LeBron's age or rest. "I don't give a damn if LeBron James got in a hyperbaric chamber and added 10 years to his damn life. They ain't beating Oklahoma City. It's a wrap...not with Shai Butter coming to town. It's different," Stephen A. said.

By Adit Pujari

Marine Johannes Returns to Liberty on a One-Year Deal

about 2 months ago

Marine Johannes Returns to Liberty on a One-Year Deal

Liberty GM Kolb said Sunday that Johannes was expected to sign her contract Monday, and the move became official on the WNBA transactions page. Kenney reported the guard signed a one-year deal worth $277,500. Johannes returns to New York this season after previously helping the Liberty reach the 2023 WNBA Finals alongside Ionescu and Stewart.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 months ago

Alperen Sengun Ready for Game 5 Elimination Battle

"I'm ready...I know they're gonna hit. We're hitting them too," Sengun said of Wednesday's elimination Game 5 in Houston, with the Rockets trailing the Lakers 3-1 without Durant. "We hunger, we heal. We heal faster than them probably...we just gonna hit each other," he added. Sengun has averaged 22.8 points, 10.3 rebounds and a 33-point Game 3.

By Adit Pujari

Damon Jones Pleads Guilty and Apologizes to the NBA in Landmark Sports Gambling Case

about 2 months ago

Damon Jones Pleads Guilty and Apologizes to the NBA in Landmark Sports Gambling Case

Jones became the first of more than 30 defendants to plead guilty in the NBA gambling sweep, entering a wire fraud conspiracy plea in Brooklyn federal court Tuesday. "I would like to sincerely apologize to the court, my family, my peers and also the National Basketball Association," Jones said. He faces up to 27 months in prison and forfeits $35,000.

By Adit Pujari

A’ja Wilson Wants More After WNBA’s New CBA

about 2 months ago

A’ja Wilson Wants More After WNBA’s New CBA

Wilson said she is grateful the WNBA’s new CBA is finished, but she does not want players settling for less. “I’m grateful, but I’m greedy,” she said. “I don’t really care who has anything to say about that,” Wilson added that gratitude matters, but satisfaction cannot stop the next push for players.

By Raahib Singh

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