about 1 month ago

Steph Curry Says His Knee “Feels Great” as Return Draws Nearer

Despite the recovery process being longer than expected, Curry is happy with how his knee is feeling. "I'm just happy to have a little clarity and a window to get back out there and try to get to the level I was playing at," Curry said. He wants to finish the regulare season strong and start the playoffs well.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 1 month ago

Bulls Could Promote Wes Unseld Jr. if Billy Donovan Departs This Offseason

"There is a real likelihood that the Bulls are conducting a coaching search in less than two weeks or simply promoting Wes Unseld Jr.," per J. Cowley. With Donovan's future in Chicago increasingly uncertain heading into the offseason, Unseld is a natural internal candidate given the entire coaching staff remains under contract through at least next season.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 month ago

Bob Myers and Mike Dunleavy Jr. Are Top Bulls Targets if They Clean House This Offseason

"If they want to go big-game hunting, Bob Myers should be the first phone call," Cowley wrote, identifying the former Warriors executive as Chicago's top front office target. If the Bulls decide to clean house this offseason, two names lead the list. "If the Reinsdorfs want a familiar face, Mike Dunleavy Jr. would be a perfect fit."

By Adit Pujari

about 1 month ago

Giannis Calls Bucks Owner's Extend-or-Trade Comment a "Slap in My Face"

"Somebody that has been this loyal, and I've showed appreciation to the team, to the community, to the fans," Antetokounmpo said, pushing back on Edens' declaration that he will either be extended or traded. Edens told ESPN Bucks cannot let him play into the final year of his deal. "And that's almost, like, a slap in my face," Giannis confessed.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 month ago

Julian Champagnie Calls Being Cut by the Sixers the Best Thing That Happened to Him

"I wouldn't change it, I wouldn't have it no other way," Champagnie said of his journey. "I'm happy I got cut, probably the best thing that could have happened for me...so shoutout to Philly." Released by the Sixers in February 2023, he has since blossomed with the Spurs, averaging a career-high 11.3 points in 78 games this season.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 month ago

Kendrick Perkins Blames Gregg Popovich for Starting the Load Management Era

"He is one of the greatest coaches to ever coach the game, but he's at fault here," Perkins said of Popovich, linking load management's rise to the NBA's 65-game rule. "He started the whole load management. That's how we got to this point. I don't care if this rule affects the awards. This rule was put in for the fans."

By Adit Pujari

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