Outstanding resolve, poise, and mental toughness from the Knicks all series. They rose to the challenge in the clutch moments while the Spurs continuously shrunk. All the difference in an incredibly competitive Finals.
Harper needed the ball in his hands in the 4th. He was ready. Loved his aggressiveness to the rim. Fox didn’t have it all series but worse, lacked the awareness that he didn’t have it. Seemed like he was trying to redeem himself for the end of G5
@NBAPR@NBA Politicians are not and should not be considered celebrities. They are public servants despite what their actions may tell us. Notable attendees of Game 1 would be more accurate
@MichaelRedd_ Well said. There will be vultures looking to take advantage of the less financially savvy. Players should have support with saving, investing and protecting their money and most importantly learning so they can identify and avoid risks that have ruined others
Just in: Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey has agreed to become the new President of Basketball Operations for the Philadelphia 76ers, sources tell ESPN. Gansey -- who rose the ranks within the Cavaliers front office since joining in 2011-12 -- now lands the top executive position in Philadelphia.
The Lakers conducted layoffs across multiple departments on Wednesday.
The @latimes reported that at least 15 people across multiple departments, including communications, marketing and sales, would be laid off.
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@fearthefin Currently $1700 monthly stipend and assistance finding housing within 15 miles of team facility. Only increases $100 per year so will be $2200 when it’s time to negotiate new CBA. With no rev share in place this could become an issue for orgs in HCOL areas
Around 70 people were let go Tuesday in layoffs by the Trail Blazers, including roughly a quarter of the team’s business staff.
The layoffs marked team owner Tom Dundon’s most significant cost-cutting measure since purchasing the franchise in March.
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The final results from the NBA Draft Lottery 2026:
1. Washington Wizards
2. Utah Jazz
3. Memphis Grizzlies
4. Chicago Bulls
5. LA Clippers
6. Brooklyn Nets
7. Sacramento Kings
8. Atlanta Hawks
9. Dallas Mavericks
10. Milwaukee Bucks
11. Golden State Warriors
12. Oklahoma City Thunder
13. Miami Heat
14. Charlotte Hornets
Helpful chart for today’s lottery.
I’m interested specifically in seeing where Memphis, Chicago, and Golden State fall.
Who gets #1? I’m guessing Pacers.
BREAKING: Steve Kerr has agreed on a new two-year contract to return as head coach of the Golden State Warriors, Dan Eveloff and Rick Smith of @PrioritySports tell me, @anthonyVslater and @ramonashelburne. After three weeks of extensive conversations, Kerr and the Warriors agreed to continue their legendary partnership in what will be his 13th season and beyond as Warriors coach.
Big partnership for the third largest footwear company in the world as they continue to increase presence in basketball. Athlete roster includes Joel Embiid, Julius Randle, Rickea Jackson, and Jackie Young.
The PWHL is expanding to nine teams with addition of Detroit next season.
Detroit joins Original Six franchises Boston, Minnesota, Montreal, New York, Ottawa, and Toronto, plus recently debuted Seattle and Vancouver.
The PWHL has grown each season, with attendance +28% YoY
If I’m the Pelicans, I’d much rather go with Rondo and live with possibility of being too early than go with more experience and the possibility of missing out entirely on someone with all time great HC in the range of outcomes. Esp in market like NO