The Grizzlies’ tenth-straight win at the expense of the Warriors showed how quickly they’ve continued to mature since their surprise trip to the playoffs last season.
The Utah Jazz certainly miss Rudy Gobert, but they aren’t doing themselves any favors with how they’ve performed recently.
Klay Thompson dunked, snarled, splashed threes, and helped inspire the Warriors to a win in his first game back since 2019.
While it may not be obvious, the Miami Heat and the Phoenix Suns have a lot in common. Both are title contenders this season and were the finalists from the last two NBA Finals, but both unfortunately came home empty-handed in six games. The Heat and the Suns were also the last teams Jae Crowder
1. Klay’s return date is finally set The Golden State Warriors have officially announced that five-time All-Star guard Klay Thompson will return to action at home on Sunday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. It’s been a long journey for Thompson—the last time he saw action, COVID-19 did not exist yet. And his return couldn’t have come
While it was Bobby Portis’ missed first quarter dunk that caught the collective attention of the internet, the more noteworthy news of the evening that flew under the radar was yet another solid statline from the 6’10 fan favorite. The 26-year-old Portis, who has been the Milwaukee Bucks’ starting center since Brook Lopez went down
