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Daily Archives: June 2, 2023

2022-23 final Philadelphia 76ers player grades: Shake Milton

[ad_1] The 2022-23 season ended for the Philadelphia 76ers with a Game 7 loss to the Boston Celtics in the second round of the playoffs, so it’s time to reflect on the season. The Sixers finished 54-28 and were third in the Eastern Conference behind the Milwaukee Bucks and the Celtics in the standings. Considering the 12-12 start, the season …

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Mock trade sees Chicago Bulls send DeMar DeRozan to Los Angeles Lakers

[ad_1] With the way the Chicago Bulls roster is currently structured, it seems like the Larry O’Brien trophy won’t be making its way to United Center anytime soon. Their core is solid, but barring major changes, it will only be good enough to push for the playoffs. Nothing more. However, Arturas Karnisovas is determined to make things work with the …

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Three takeaways from Nuggets dominating Game 1 win against Heat

[ad_1] DENVER — It was a full-throated celebration inside Ball Arena as a fan base that waited 47 years for this moment was going to be heard. It was a full-throated celebration in the hallway outside the Nuggets locker room after Game 1 as the players let loose some joy after a big win. Game 1 was everything the Nuggets …

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3 questions for Louisville basketball as Kenny Payne’s rebuild begins with summer workouts

[ad_1] How will the Louisville men’s basketball team respond to the challenge of bouncing back from the worst season in modern program history? After head coach Kenny Payne and his staff overhauled their roster, with seven scholarship players entering the NCAA transfer portal and nine newcomers arriving on campus this month to begin summer workouts, we’re about to find out. The …

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Troy Brown Jr. talks about what he wants to improve on this summer

[ad_1] When the Los Angeles Lakers signed forward Troy Brown Jr. to a veteran’s minimum contract last summer, many fans could barely stifle a yawn. He had shown a bit of promise as far as becoming a 3-and-D defender in his first four seasons in the NBA, but he hadn’t really amounted to much, if anything. Brown appeared to be …

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What lessons are to be learned from the Boston Celtics loss to the Miami Heat in the 2023 East finals?

[ad_1] What lessons are to be learned from the Boston Celtics’ unexpected loss to the Miami Heat in the 2023 Eastern Conference finals series and their overall postseason run that capped off a very turbulent season? How will the things we have learned about this ball club as currently constructed factor into the team’s plans moving forward heading into a …

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Friday Five: Best Big 12 non-conference games of 2023

[ad_1] On Wednesday the Big 12 and its TV partners announced start times for (almost) all non-conference games, plus certain conference games. K-State’s three non-con games are set to kickoff at 6:00 PM against SEMO, and a pair of 11:00 AM kicks against Troy and Missouri. The Big 12 has some significant non-con games in 2023, here are my top …

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Why can’t Boston’s Jaylen Brown dribble in traffic?

[ad_1] Game 7 of the 2023 Eastern Conference finals was not very entertaining for fans of the Boston Celtics, who watched the Miami Heat escape the embarrassment of blowing a 3-0 series lead. Miami’s defense was outstanding, limiting Boston to 84 points, the lowest in the series, and Caleb Martin was the star of the game. For Celtics fans, Jaylen …

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Outclassed Miami look no match for the better team and the best player

[ad_1] Photograph: Kyle Terada/USA Today Sports Maybe it was the thin air. Perhaps it was fatigue in their 21st game since the end of the regular season. Or just an inevitable reversion towards normality for the postseason’s greatest overachievers. Whatever it was, it was quickly clear that anyone tuning in to the first game of the NBA finals on Thursday …

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Hank Beenders, Eric Riley, Dontae Jones born

[ad_1] On this day in Boston Celtics history, former Boston big man Hank Beenders was born in Haarlem, the Netherlands in 1916. Beenders would later emigrate to the U.S. at age eight and won a National Invitational Tournament championship with Long Island University in 1942 before joining the Providence Steamrollers as one of the first international players of the Basketball …

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