3 months ago

Stephen Curry Out vs. Celtics, Puts All-NBA Eligibility on the Brink

Golden State ruled Curry out for tonight’s game against Boston, his 17th absence this season. That leaves him short of the 65-game threshold for end-of-season awards like All-NBA. With 17 missed already, Curry would need to appear in every remaining regular-season game to reach 65 and stay eligible. Another DNP would make the league’s minimum impossible to hit.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Shams Charania: Steph Curry's MRI Shows No Structural Issue, But “Runner’s Knee” Lingers

Charania said an MRI in the past 24 hours showed “no structural issue” in Curry’s right knee, but “persistent swelling and pain” remain. Golden State has labeled it “runner’s knee.” Curry has missed five straight and will sit again tonight, working out individually while waiting for symptoms to subside. Charania called the return timeline “uncertain,” possibly “days or weeks.”

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Stephen Curry Tells Malika Andrews He’s Still Chasing an “Elusive Fifth” Ring

Curry told Andrews, “I still love to play basketball, like it's just at its core.” He said the work is “my happy place” and that his joy can be “contagious” for Golden State. Curry added, “I'm still motivated to you know keep chasing you know that elusive fifth championship and that opportunity,” while trying to stay present nightly.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Kendrick Perkins’ Top Five “Box Office Stars” Put LeBron James at No. 1

Perkins unveiled his top five NBA “box office stars” on First Take: Kevin Durant at No. 5, Anthony Edwards fourth, Victor Wembanyama third, Stephen Curry second, and James first. He called James “the greatest of all time” and said the group is “still packing out arenas.” He cited Durant’s scoring and Wembanyama’s size as must-see draws.

By Raahib Singh

3 months ago

Shams Charania: Adam Silver Set to Introduce More Anti-Tanking Rule Changes Next Season

According to Shams, Silver informed the 30 GM's accross the league that he's planning to make more anti-tanking rule changes next season. Charania added that stakeholders around the NBA have intensified dialogue about combating tanking. Silver fined the Jazz and Pacers earlier this season, $500,000 and $100,000 respectively, for tanking. He even proposed a tournament to decide the Draft lottery.

By Pranay Mukherjee

3 months ago

Mavericks Focused on Kyrie Irving’s Long-Term Health as He’s Ruled Out for the Season

Jason Kidd said the Mavericks are focused on Kyrie's long-term health, ensuring that he's fully healthy next season. "For him, at practice, some of the things that he's working on, he looks good," Kidd said. As the team gets into March and April, they want Irving to keep moving in the right direction while recovering from his torn ACL.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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