Congrats on an incredible career and retirement @russwest44 much respect. Definitely didn’t always get along on the court as I recall 😎 but always respected the way you competed and played the game. Real talk! Hell of a career... salute 🫡
The @nyknicks are home and our city is ready to show out.
We’re hosting a free watch party for 5,000 New Yorkers tonight in Bryant Park.
You can register at the link below starting at noon today: https://t.co/Te8eGk5TwW
Grow the Hell up! I have a problem with any politician — any politician — that shows up, causes delays and interferes with these watch parties buzzing all over NYC. It’s not political. It’s about the @nyknicks and the vibe this city has going. Anyone who messes with that needs to not show up. It’s not about politics. Take that b.s. take somewhere else. Not today. Not now!
The $1.7M bettor just needs the Spurs to win the West to claim his prize
He currently has over a $500K cash out offer, but he isn’t willing to leave $1.2M on the table 👀
Good or bad move?
Let’s not do that thing where we’re trying to pretend this isn’t what it looks like. Abdul Carter is a Black man and a Muslim and given the things that Trump has said about/done when it comes to both groups, it’s fair (and also not surprising) that he has a problem with it.
So Jaxson Dart gets to publicly express his political beliefs, but Abdul Carter doesn’t? If this is about locker room sanctity and leadership, is it a good idea for the face of the franchise to attend a political rally for a president that is considered to be hugely divisive?
To say this is a seismic moment for the Wizards’ franchise, which has been utterly bereft for generations, is beyond understatement. Whether it’s Dybantsa or Peterson: At last, for the first time since Peak Wall, Washington will have a must-see player to build around.