New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
SBN: Clips Nation (Sabreena Merchant) —
As the Clippers continue their front office makeover, expectations are high for Lee Jenkins, the newly-appointed Executive Director of Research and Identity. The Clippers made their biggest free agency pickup of the offseason, bringing in heralded NBA journalist Lee Jenkins to join their front office as Executive Director of Research and Identity, as reported by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sean Woodley) —
Today’s batch of rankings features guys fans loved in the moment, and others whose legacies benefit from the gift of hindsight. John Salley is also in this one. Today’s installment of Ranking Every Raptor will see us power through the halfway point and into the top-100. You are going to be mad at no. 91. Just hear me out, OK? You’ll see the light, I promise. If you haven’t yet, make sure...
CelticsBlog (flceltsfan) —
All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place. Herald Prosecutor to review club incident involving Rockets' Harden Ginobili content with retirement after 16 seasons with Spurs Globe Officer involved in Sterling Brown arrest has been fired Gary Washburn: Ex-Celtic Dino Radja truly an international star WNBA players speaking out — loudly Celtics Blog CelticsBlog...
Basketball Insiders (Basketball Insiders) —
Sources: The Knicks and center Joakim Noah are expected to part ways before training camp; team has continued to work trade calls, although waiving and stretching Noah’s contract looms as a route. Sources: The Knicks and center Joakim Noah are expected to part ways before training camp; team has continued to work trade calls, although […]
NBCSports.com: ProBasketballTalk (Dan Feldman) —
The Knicks reportedly planned to stretch Joakim Noah after Sept. 1 if they didn’t trade him. Waiting until September would allow them to eat his entire $18,530,000 this season. Well, it’s a couple weeks into September, and Noah remains on New York’s roster. What gives? Shams Charania of The Athletic: Sources: The Knicks and center
The Dream Shake (Darren Yuvan) —
Can you imagine if Sampson stayed healthy and stayed in Houston? The top spot on our “Could Have Beens” list goes to Ralph Sampson, the 7’4” center the Houston Rockets took with the first overall pick in the 1983 NBA Draft , and he takes the top slot over some very deserving others for two primary reasons: First, his own play, and secondly, who he was playing with. Sampson’s incredible...
CelticsBlog (flceltsfan) —
All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place. Herald Celtics’ Gordon Hayward opens up about injury, is anxious to move forward Globe Here’s what Gordon Hayward said today about his recovery Celtics' Gordon Hayward says he's played four 5-on-5 games Celtics' Jabari Bird is facing charges in an alleged domestic assault CelticsBlog Update: Jabari Bird officially...
DailyThunder.com (Weston Shepherd) —
Colton Jones (Amico Hoops) on the Thunder hiring Dave Bliss as an assistant coach: “Former New York Knicks assistant coach Dave Bliss is heading back to Oklahoma City as an assistant coach, according to a report by Michael Scotto of The Athletic. Bliss spent five seasons with the Thunder on coach Scott Brooks’ staff, working as a video analyst and […]
SBN: Raptors HQ (Sean Woodley) —
Most of these Raptors players were bad, but had moments that were memorably good. If you haven’t figured it out yet, we’re ranking every player in Raptors history based on their contributions to the team. Arbitrary criteria, don’t get mad at me, yaddah yaddah. Monday’s cluster of 30 journeyman failed to produce much in the way of stand-out moments or poppin’ stat lines during their mostly...
The Step Back (Brandon Jefferson) —
The Step Back is rolling out its 25-under-25 list over this week. Follow along with our rankings of the top 25 NBA players under the age of 25. It didn’t take long for Latvian forward Kristaps Porzingis to turn draft night jeers into raucous Madison Square Garden cheers. Less than a month into his rookie season, Porzingis […] 25-under-25: Kristaps Porzingis is coming...
The Dream Shake (Jeremy_Brener) —
These two defined a whole era of Rockets basketball. When you think of the Rockets during the 2000s, you think of Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady. Both of these guys are Hall-of-Famers, and rightfully so. When both of these guys were at their prime of their careers, they were some of the best players in the league. Yao made seven straight All-Star Games from 2003-2009, and T-Mac made seven...