While most of the NBA went through a whirlwind of movement barely a week into free agency, the Orlando Magic made sure to secure their franchise player for the long run. Signing Paolo Banchero to a maximum extension feels like a no-brainer for the Magic, who are fresh off back-to-back postseason appearances. Orlando hasn’t really
Great players know that they always have to be ready, no matter the time and the place and with the Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings on the verge of elimination, Gin Kings head coach Tim Cone went back to one of his old reliables, who as expected, delivered. One could feel the emotion running through LA
After two character building first round exits, the Orlando Magic just might be ready to take the leap. The Magic regressed in terms of their record this past season (41-41), but this was more because of the various injuries to their roster rather than an indication of their quality as a team. Paolo Banchero and
After agreeing to a buyout with the Portland Trail Blazers, Deandre Ayton made the decision to sign a two-year, $16.6 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers with whom he will presumably become their next starting center. The 26-year-old Ayton has had a strong seven-year career in the NBA, averaging 16.4 points, 10.5 rebounds, 1.6
In a draft that was labeled top-heavy, the Portland Trail Blazers made a stunning move by grabbing 7-foot-1 Yang Hansen at No. 16 overall—well ahead of draft projections which had the Chinese center going in the second round. Yang has quickly become a fan favorite after walking up to the stage from the bleachers on
“This is the end. Hold your breath and count to ten.” Adele’s words ring true as we approach the conclusion of one of the most accomplished players in NBA history. For years, many have been wondering when LeBron James will finally call it a career. James’ critics eagerly awaited for the moment Father Time would
