3 months ago

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Will Be Re-evaluated After All-Star Break, Per Clemente Almanza

Almanza reported that Shai will miss at least the next three games due to abdominal strain. Additionally, he's set to be re-evaluated after the All-Star break and could inevitably miss more time. The Thunder have struggled recently, losing 2 consecutive games with SGA out injured. However, Jalen Williams' upcoming return will help steady the ship until Shai's return.

By Pranay Mukherjee

3 months ago

Nikola Jokic Leaves Serbian Folklore Group in Chicago Disappointed Again

After logging his 182nd career triple-double in Chicago, Jokic walked past about 50 members of the “Tromedja” folklore group from St. George Church, who traveled from Indiana in traditional dress, hoping for photos. The report says Jokic “did not find the time even to take a photo with them. Not to greet them, not to say a single word.”

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

GM Will Dawkins Confident Anthony Davis Can Make His Wizards Debut This Season

Dawkins contradicted reports that Davis would miss the rest of the season with hand and groin injuries. Davis will finish rehab in Dallas and undergo a key evaluation during All-Star break, Dawkins said. If all goes well, Davis could return to Washington and make his Wizards debut later this season, Sam Amico reported.

By Adit Pujari

3 months ago

Paul Pierce Defends Doc Rivers From 'Overrated' Title, Pins Blown 3-1 Leads on Superstars

Pierce said Rivers is “great at motivating” and “great out of timeouts,” arguing the infamous blown 3-1 leads belong to the stars. “I put that on the players,” he said, adding superstars should win one game without coaching. Rivers has lost three 3-1 series leads, once in Orlando and twice with the Clippers. Pierce called him “great play calling,” too.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Paul Pierce on Being Taken Out on a Wheelchair: “Did Y’all See Me Ask for a Wheelchair?”

Pierce revisited the infamous wheelchair-to-locker-room moment, insisting it wasn’t his call. “First of all, who asked for the wheelchair? Did y’all see me ask for a wheelchair?” he said, noting cameras were on him the whole time. He blamed trainers being cautious: “Don’t put no pressure on your knee.” Pierce added he wasn’t headed to the bathroom.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo Targeting Feb. 20 Return

Giannis could return on the shorter end of his four-to-six week recovery window from a Jan. 23 right calf strain, his second of the season, per Jamal Collier of ESPN. Sources indicate he's aiming for Feb. 20, Milwaukee's first game after All-Star break. The four-week mark aligns perfectly with the Bucks' post-break schedule, allowing Giannis maximum recovery time.

By Adit Pujari

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