There are only 24 slots up for grabs in the annual NBA All-Star game which naturally means that there will be a handful of notable names that get glossed over. While each selection to this year’s team–even first-timer Andrew Wiggins–deserves their spot, a few notable omissions have an equally legitimate case to be on the
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Ice Trae dropped 43 points on the Suns as he put on a shooting clinic.
It’s been just about a month since Kyrie Irving finally made his season debut for the Brooklyn Nets on January 5, where he scored 22 points in an eight-point win against the Indiana Pacers. The seven-time NBA All-Star had missed the entire season up until that point in compliance with local New York laws that
The Jazz have gone 3-7 in their last 10 games, and their injury situation could prolong the pain.
Devin Booker, Chris Paul and Mikal Bridges put on a strong performance against the Nets to open February with their 11th-straight win.
