The best-case scenario for Derrick Rose would be the best-case scenario for a lot of NBA people. And for the league overall. Look, it’s a long shot. So many moving parts, so much angst at Quicken Loans Arena and the Cleveland Clinic Courts facility, and that postseason-shredding machine out in Oakland. Still, if Rose gets …
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The best-case scenario for Derrick Rose would be the best-case scenario for a lot of NBA people. And for the league overall. Look, it’s a long shot. So many moving parts, so much angst at Quicken Loans Arena and the Cleveland Clinic Courts facility, and that postseason-shredding machine out in Oakland. Still, if Rose gets …
Read more “A Derrick Rose success story in Cleveland would benefit many”
The best-case scenario for Derrick Rose would be the best-case scenario for a lot of NBA people. And for the league overall. Look, it’s a long shot. So many moving parts, so much angst at Quicken Loans Arena and the Cleveland Clinic Courts facility, and that postseason-shredding machine out in Oakland. Still, if Rose gets …
Read more “A Derrick Rose success story in Cleveland would benefit many”
The best-case scenario for Derrick Rose would be the best-case scenario for a lot of NBA people. And for the league overall. Look, it’s a long shot. So many moving parts, so much angst at Quicken Loans Arena and the Cleveland Clinic Courts facility, and that postseason-shredding machine out in Oakland. Still, if Rose gets …
Read more “A Derrick Rose success story in Cleveland would benefit many”
On Day 25 of free agency, the Brooklyn Nets had the most remaining cap space. And they used it to add more young talent to their roster. The team announced the trade for Allen Crabbe in exchange for Andrew Nicholson. Crabbe, a 25-year-old wing who shot 44 percent from 3-point range for Portland last season, …
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A disappointing 2016-17 season has turned into a truly dreary 2017 offseason with the news that Phoenix Suns guard Brandon Knight tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee last week and, after surgery, could be sidelined for all of 2017-18. Knight, 25, suffered the injury while playing basketball near his home in …
This morning’s headlines: What does a star want? Should Suns go after Irving? Randle gets in shape Blazers take eraser to summer of ’16 What does a star want? — Why would a guy request a trade from a team that has made three straight trips to The Finals and is the favorite to make …
Read more “Shootaround (July 26): Kyrie Irving trade request begs the question: What do stars want?”
NBA.com’s John Schuhmann gets you ready for the 2017-18 season with a key stat for each team in the league and shows you why it matters. Today, we look at the Charlotte Hornets, who don’t like to give the ball away. THE STAT Last season, the Charlotte Hornets committed just 11.7 turnovers per 100 possessions. …
Read more “One Team, One Stat — Charlotte Hornets log lowest turnover rate in league history”
NBA.com’s John Schuhmann gets you ready for the 2017-18 season with a key stat for each team in the league and shows you why it matters. Today, we look at the Charlotte Hornets, who don’t like to give the ball away. THE STAT Last season, the Charlotte Hornets committed just 11.7 turnovers per 100 possessions. …
Read more “One Team, One Stat — Charlotte Hornets log lowest turnover rate in league history”
Shooting guard Gary Harris is staying in Denver. Heading into the final year of his rookie deal, Harris has agreed to a four-year, $84 million extension with the Nuggets, per NBA.com’s David Aldridge. Nuggets give one of their major pieces going forward, G Gary Harris, a four-year, $84 million extension, per league source. — David …
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