Zach Lavine (kind of) defends head coach Jim Boylen from criticism -
Frustrated Bulls fans have been calling for Jim Boylen to get fired all season, so Zach Lavine gave his coach some praise… we think.
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Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant won’t be able to return this season -
The Brooklyn Nets are among the 22 teams that were invited to play in the NBA’s scheduled return on July 31st (August 1st Manila time). They will be fighting to keep their playoff spot.
Jamal Murray comments on the Nuggets’ title chances and Nikola Jokic’s jacked-up abs -
The Denver Nuggets are among the ‘tier two’ contenders that are equipped to make some noise, even in the mighty Western Conference. Guard Jamal Murray knows that and he’s pretty confident of Denver’s chances.
The NBA is OFFICIALLY back! -
The NBA board of governors have unanimously voted to resume the 2019-20 season on July 31st (August 1st in Manila) at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. The teams will include the 16 squads who currently hold a playoff spot and six other that are still in the hunt.
The NBA’s top-seeded teams are suggesting alternative home-court advantages for the playoffs -
The higher seeds rightfully deserved playing in front of their home crowd, and they have some pretty unique ideas that’ll make up for the lost advantages.
The current NBA season will likely return with 22 teams and extend up to October 12 -
After basically zeroing in on July 31st as the return date (August 1 in Manila) and ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida as the venue, it is now reported that the league office and team executives have also agreed on proceeding with a 22-team return, which may extend the season up to October 12. The two parties will be meeting again this Friday to cast votes that will make the return plan official.
