Tyrese Haliburton Shares Massive Injury Update

about 2 months ago

Tyrese Haliburton Shares Massive Injury Update

From tearing his right Achilles tendon in game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals, Haliburton has come a long way in his recovery, with the aim of a 2026-27 return. Taking a big step forward, Haliburton announced, "Played 5 on 5 today for first time since June🙏🏽🙏🏽." This is an encouraging update, with Hali's return being highly anticipated.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Tracy McGrady Speaks on Who Deserves MVP

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about 2 months ago

Monica McNutt Says Jayson Tatum Is Letting His Game Come Back Naturally

Previewing Boston’s playoff path, McNutt said Tatum isn’t fully back to last year’s level yet, but his progress is clear. She said he has found his spots, held up defensively, and improved as a shooter lately. Most importantly, McNutt said Tatum “is giving himself the runway to get back to form” instead of forcing it.

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about 2 months ago

Devin Booker Hints Suns Could Rest Players Before Play-In

With Phoenix locked into the West’s seventh seed, Booker said rest is on the table over the final two games. “It’s probably a conversation we’ll have amongst the team,” he said, adding, “I could see one of the games and me not playing.” Booker said the Suns must regroup quickly after a rough stretch and get “on the same page.”

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Jaylen Brown Called Laird Hamilton in 2023 to Train Under Extreme Oxygen Deprivation

about 2 months ago

Jaylen Brown Called Laird Hamilton in 2023 to Train Under Extreme Oxygen Deprivation

Brown called big-wave legend Laird Hamilton in 2023 to train under extreme oxygen deprivation, per Ramona Shelburne. "They use heavy weights to help sink you under the water, simulating the conditions of getting sucked under a wave... The goal is to release as much air as efficiently as possible as you sink, so you have energy to jump back up."

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Kevin Durant Was the Only Player Who Could Have Helped GSW Beat LeBron: Joe Johnson

about 2 months ago

Kevin Durant Was the Only Player Who Could Have Helped GSW Beat LeBron: Joe Johnson

"He didn't go to the Warriors and piggyback, he lead them. He was the MVP of them 2 championships," Johnson said in defense of Durant's decision. "People have a hard time respecting that." With LeBron at his apex, Durant was the only option. "That's the only player you're probably could've went and got that was going to beat him."

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