4 months ago

Victor Wembanyama Scarily Hyperextends His Left Knee

Days after Nikola Jokic hyperextended his knee, Wemby did the same. Early in 4Q, he went for a rebound against the Knicks and landed awkwardly on his left knee. He hobbled to the locker room at the 10:32 mark and hasn't returned since. Luckily, he's incredibly flexible. "I like to work on the whole length of my muscle."

By Samir Mehdi

4 months ago

Victor Wembanyama Had To Be Held Back From Going Back Into Spurs-Knicks Amid Knee Injury

Wemby limped off the court at the 10:32 mark of the fourth after hyperextending his left knee on a rebound. He did not return to the game. "I was this close to going back into the game, but they had to hold me back," said Wemby. Shams Charania reported that there is no structural damage to Wemby's knee.

By Samir Mehdi

4 months ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo Blames Himself And Bucks For Loss To Wizards

Wizards beat the Bucks 114-113 off a CJ McCollum baseline jumper game-winner. Giannis, who dropped 33 and 15, said, "We just gotta not go back and forth with them. So this is on us. We can't do this on our own. It's gotta be a team effort." This comes after Doc Rivers said they "deserved" to lose tonight.

By Samir Mehdi

4 months ago

NBA Games Results (December 31st): Wizards 114-113 Over Bucks, Raptors Lose 106-103

OKC found their stride 124-95 over Portland while Curry won in his hometown Charlotte 132-125. Anthony Edwards' 30 points weren't enough to stave off ATL 126-102. Magic-Pacers 112-110 along with Cavs cruising past Phoenix 129-113. Despite Wemby's knee injury, Spurs beat NYK 134-132. Bulls beat the Pelicans 134-118 on Zion Williamson's 31.

By Samir Mehdi

4 months ago

Rich Paul Explains What Happened With Ben Simmons

Paul addressed Simmons’ career arc, “Everything Ben wanted to happen, happened... Number 1 pick, ROY, All Stars, All NBA, and got the max contracts.” He added, “Either you love what the game brings you or you love the game,” saying some reach “the top of the mountain” and want to go back down eventually publicly.

By Adit Pujari

4 months ago

“The Average 10–15 Years”: 18 Y/O LeBron James Had Modest Goals for His NBA Career

At 18, LeBron told reporters he hoped to last “the average 10 to 15 years” in the league as he explained choosing Nike. “Somewhat it had to do about the money,” he said, calling it “a long-term thing.” He also joked about teammates in Adidas: “They all got on Nike now.” This clip resurfaced in LBJ’s 23rd year in NBA.

By Raahib Singh

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