Thanksgiving is one of the best days of the year. It’s a time to spend with family and eat good food. But more than anything it’s a time to reflect and appreciate everything you’re thankful for. Now sure, Thanksgiving is a football-reserved holiday but that doesn’t stop basketball fans from expressing their gratitude to their …
The NBA season is now officially underway and the action has been fast and furious. Now a week in, and just a few days away from the in-season tournament, we’ve seen enough of each team to make a bit of an assumption of their expectations. Ok, you got me, let’s not take these too seriously. …
New Orleans Pelicans Forward Brandon Ingram is eligible to sign an extension right now, if he wanted. However, Christian Clark of NOLA.com reported that Ingram will wait to discuss a new deal with the Pelicans. Clark reports there’s no “anxiety” about wanting to get Ingram signed immediately. It all comes down to the dollar amount …
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The New Orleans Pelicans signed EJ Liddell to a two-way contract on October 16, 2022. Nine months later, the Pelicans organization is converting the contract from a two-way to a standard contract. The standard contract is a three-year deal, worth $6.2 million deal with a team option in the third year. Liddell suffered a torn …
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Former NBA and current G-League guard, Tony Snell recently found that his two-year-old son, Karter was diagnosed with Autism at 18 months. After that news, the nine-year veteran took it upon himself to get tested as well. Snell thought it was likely he might be on the autism spectrum, turns out he was. “I’m like, …
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The New Orleans Pelicans are exploring the possibility of moving up in the draft. According to reports, the reason for this is to select Scoot Henderson. That speculation has led to the idea that the Pelicans are open to moving Zion Williamson. Per ESPN’s Jonathan Givony, the organization is not interested in trading their forward. …
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Injuries are a part of sports; we all know that. However, watching a young player’s career evaporate due to injury always hits a little worse. They flash talent on display with promises of stardom only for their body to betray them. No matter if it’s Greg Oden, Grant Hill, Victor Oladipo, etc. it’s always a …
The San Antonio Spurs finished last in the Western Conference this year with a 22-60 record, scoring 113 PPG while giving up the most points in the league at 123 PPG. It was not a pretty season by any stretch of the imagination, but there is a little room for hope to get back up …
In a battle for the Western Conference’s seventh seed, the Lakers host the Timberwolves.
Zion Williamson has suffered a setback in his progress towards return. The New Orleans Pelicans forward will now miss “multiple” weeks after reaggravating the injury while ramping up his return. The Pelicans executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin said on Sunday. “I think we’re looking at multiple weeks past the All-Star break that …
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An NBA legend breaks a 39-year all-time scoring record in the same way his career began, a fadeaway that’ll be remembered forever. Brooklyn Nets rookie makes history of his own, surpassing Allen Iverson‘s record. The King Makes History With LeBron James needing 36 points to surpass the once unbreakable all-time points record held by Kareem …
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With many playoff-like matchups, the best of the best displayed their talents as Jokic recorded another tripe-double, and Garland scored 32 points. Nuggets Keep Rolling Totaling the most points on the night, the Denver Nuggets took down the Golden State Warriors in a 134-117 victory. Nuggets guard Jamal Murray had 33 points, five rebounds, and …