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Luka Dončić’s trip to Spain has brought with it a lack of clarity. With no real precedent of a player going there during the season and no firm idea on a timetable for a return, there isn’t much known about what’s going on and when he could be back. It shouldn’t be a surprise, then, […]
I have found one more positive of a tanking season. The Brooklyn Nets hosted exit interviews on Monday morning, but thanks to the players that had already bid farewell to the season (largely due to season-ending injuries), the festivities at HSS Training Center lasted only a couple hours instead of the the usual marathon. General […]
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick spoke to the press on Monday ahead of this team’s Champions League quarter-final second leg against Atlético Madrid at the Metropolitano on Tuesday night. Here’s a summary of Flick’s best quotes, including his thoughts on Gavi and Lamine Yamal, his expectations for the match and Frenkie de Jong’s status. Gavi “Gavi […]
Your Georgetown Hoyas have reportedly secured a major commitment from the transfer portal, landing former Kentucky and Pittsburgh point guard Jaland Lowe. Many of the Georgetown faithful have said the opening of the transfer portal brings mixed emotions. The program recently lost six-plus players from the 2025-26 squad. Even after announcing four key returners, the […]
It’s Game No. 81, which means this is the second-to-last game on the Blackhawks schedule this season, so penultimate is the word of the day while the United Center is the scene and the Buffalo Sabres are the opponent on this Monday night. The Sabres have achieved league-wide darling status and will undoubtedly have the heaviest bandwagon come next week’s postseason, as a 15-year playoff drought has been snapped by Buffalo this season. While a playoff spot has been assured for some time no...
Jonathan Quick confirmed that tonight’s game will mark the end of his NHL career, bringing a legendary run to an end.
In their final regular season game, the Lakers routed a tanking Utah Jazz team for their 53rd win, the most for the franchise since 2010-11. All the machinations of surviving a grueling 82 games are over and the brain trust now shifts its focus towards the playoffs. The unfortunate injuries to Luka Dončić and Austin […]
Sometimes you just have to wait and continue to fight until the time is right. WNBA Draft night in 2023 was a devastating blow for forward Cate Reese. The first female McDonald’s All-American to sign with Arizona, AP All-American honorable mention, Pac-12 All-Freshman, four-time All-Pac-12, and Katrina McClain Award finalist didn’t hear her name called. […]
The regular season may be over, but there’s still time needed for the dust to settle. Now that teams are locked into their positions, it’s time to look at where the Houston Rockets’ 2026 first-round pick owed to the Sixers ended up. The Rockets ended the season winning nine of out of their last 10 […]
The Bucks’ 2025–26 regular season is mercifully over, and while we still have more questions than answers—including a now-official question as to who will be coaching them come October—we do have more clarity on where Milwaukee could be drafting in June. As you’ll read, while the standings are set in stone, the lottery odds for […]
The Portland Trail Blazers earned the 8th spot in the NBA’s Western Conference standings on Sunday by virtue of their season-ending victory over the Sacramento Kings. The win gave Portland a 42-40 record and a shot at making the 2026 NBA Playoffs. How good of a shot? That remains to be seen. The Blazers still […]
Darren Harris, a 6-foot-5 guard who played the last two seasons at Duke, committed to IU basketball today. Harris has two seasons of eligibility remaining. He also considered Virginia out of the portal. He is the second transfer portal commitment ... The post Duke transfer Darren Harris commits to IU basketball appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
“They say they want you successful, but then they make it stressful, you start keeping pace, they start switching up the tempo.” – Mos Def Can’t print the name of the song. Realistically, the comparison is arguably offensive. The Mighty Mos Def is talking about racial inequality in America. This article is going to be […]
The most anticipated yet anticlimactic Knick regular season in years concluded its preamble with a 110-96 loss to the Charlotte Hornets, though it didn’t feel like an L. Both teams got what they wanted: New York rested their starting five and Mitchell Robinson (somewhere in Connecticut, a worried friend injects thorazine into the red, raging […]
The Toronto Raptors might look like one of the worst matchups for the Cleveland Cavaliers based on the sweep they conducted, but there are a lot of asterisks at play. For one, the starting lineups they used in those games aren’t exactly the ones we’ll be seeing when the series starts next week. The main […]
Daryl Morey and the rest of the Philadelphia front office are going to have challenges in upcoming summers. Thanks to the term left on the max contracts to Joel Embiid and Paul George, constructing future rosters will prove difficult. Perhaps there’s a world in which Morey can get off of George’s deal as the wing […]
That was such a fun game!!! I love all the coach and GM envy from Magic fans. Celtics fans truly are blessed with a great front office and a great coach. It's hilarious how that one comment describes Doc. The Celtics dodged a bullet when he left because he didn't want a rebuild. I love how the Celtics don't go for all the re-run coaches but hired Brad and then Joe. Cool that Walsh is getting a reputation for defense, even if they got his first name wro...
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NBA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Lakers fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. With Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves out to start their postseason run, the Lakers won’t have many believers. […]
With the Sixers taking care of business against the Milwaukee Bucks (so long, Doc Rivers) and the Orlando Magic losing to the Hospital Celtics, we’ll have meaningful basketball in South Philly this week. The Sixers will host the Magic in the 7-8 play-in game Wednesday at Xfinity Mobile Arena. It’s simple: win and the Sixers […]
The Deacs have their 2nd addition of the offseason in Merrimack guard Kevair Kennedy. Kennedy is a 6-2 freshman who averaged 18.4 points, 4.2 assists, 4.6 rebounds, and 1.9 steals per game this season for the Warriors while shooting 45% from the floor and 32% from beyond the arc. He finished his freshman campaign ranked […]
The NFL Draft is just 10 days away, and unless the Seattle Seahawks make a ton of trades, they’re not going to be featuring all that much this year. At the moment, they have a league-low four draft selections and only one on Day 3 (Rounds 4-7). Not exactly scintillating stuff when you’re champing at […]
In this episode of Two Old Bloggers on the Vikings 1st & SKOL production, Darren Campbell and Dave Stefano break down exactly what the Vikings’ pre-draft meetings and Top-30 visits reveal about Minnesota’s 2026 draft plans. Darren explains the heavy focus on certain positions: “I counted 12 prospects at least that the Vikings have met […]
The season is over, fellas. Ah, sorry, I only meant the regular thing. We still have the playoffs and the parade coming up next. Bring it on! Mike Breen On the greedy NBA: “This is the first time ever that no longer can the home team announcers and broadcasters televise the first round. The entire […]
We’ve reached the penultimate week before the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have been busy with top 30 visits and local prospect meetings, and as time winds down on these in-person visits, a projected late-round defensive tackle has surfaced on Seattle’s radar. NFL insider Arye Pulli reported over the […]
This week’s column showcases baseball photos from Margo and me! On Tuesday, Margo covered the team’s 5-2 win over Missouri State, and I was there for the 1-0 loss to South Carolina on Friday. Here are the photos of the week! I’m not normally a huge fan of wide shots in baseball unless it’s an […]