NBA News Roundup: Steph Curry leads Finals MVP award ladder, Luka Doncic's Dallas Mavericks make a big move to bolster their roster, and more - June 16th, 2022
NBA News Roundup: Steph Curry certain about not missing any finals game, Shaquille O'Neal's son decides to stay in the 2022 Draft, and more - June 9th, 2022
LA Lakers Rumors Roundup: Boston Celtics star might want to play for the Purple and Gold down the line, Darvin Ham making adjustments in his coaching staff, and more - June 9th, 2022
NBA Rumors Roundup: Warriors veteran has considered retirement since 2017-18, Donovan Mitchell anticipated to request a move to a “glamour market” team, and more | June 9th, 2022
NBA Rumors Roundup: Utah Jazz willing to discuss a trade for 3-time All-Star, Portland Trail Blazers looking at All-Star level guards and more | 8th June, 2022
LA Lakers Rumors Roundup: 1-time NBA Champion joins Darvin Ham's bench as an assistant, Russell Westbrook laughs at the notion of coming off the bench, and more - June 7th, 2022
“They make me sick to my stomach… The New York Knicks are a national embarrassment” - Stephen A. Smith says the Knicks are not a franchise worthy of having 3x All-Star on their team
“LeBron James didn’t say anything about Frank Vogel, that kind of gives you an indication that he was part of that decision” - Jay Williams questions why Donovan Mitchell didn’t back Quin Snyder publicly
NBA News Roundup: NBA insider believes that 8-time All-Star is in the "downswing" of his career, former Washington Wizards star criticizes his former teammate, calls him a "drunk" and more - June 6, 2022
NBA Rumors Roundup: Utah Jazz '"unnerved" by head coach's departure, 2x All-Star intends to stay with Chicago Bulls for upcoming season, and more | June 6th, 2022
"This dodger offense is really talented" - Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell praises Los Angeles Dodgers for their impressive offensive performance this season
“Donovan Mitchell come on down”, “Lakers got their guy for 2023”, “Supervillain origin story” - Fans mock the Utah Jazz and the LA Lakers after Quin Snyder resigns as head coach of the Jazz
“He was so phenomenal that the NBA marketed the individual, the audience gravitated towards the individual” - Stephen A. Smith believes Michael Jordan changed the game for the worse
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