We won’t be seeing Nance Jr. on the court any time soon.
The news is in on Los Angeles Lakers forward Larry Nance Jr., and it’s not great. Nance Jr. has opted for surgery on his fractured hand and is expected to miss four-to-six weeks, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Will the Cavs get back on track?
So, the Cavs. Let’s see if tonight if better than Wednesday, or most of the games this season.
Who: Cleveland Cavaliers at Washington Wizards
When...
CBSSports.com | Kyrie Irving was 'craving' an 'intellectual' coach like Celtics' Brad Stevens |
Richie Incognito is far from the first NFL player to speak out against games on Thursday.
Long before Melvin Gordon III became a Pro Bowl running back in the NFL, he was just a kid from Kenosha, WI determined to accomplish his dream.
Whether you enjoy heated hoops debate or rollicking hilarity, BAOT is a delightful read. The book shines brightest though for readers who adore the NBA’s dazzling cast of personalities.
He was out of town for Friday’s festivities.
UPDATE: Verlander was not at the parade, and as far as reasons to miss a celebration the likes of this one go “getting married to Kate Upton” seems like a pretty great excuse.
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· The Dakota State University (S.D.) Trojan men's basketball team (2-1 overall record) heads to the Sanford Pentagon's...
NBCSports.com | Auburn AD Jay Jacobs sets retirement date amid flurry of scandals in Auburn athletics |
The Astros are World Series champs for the first time, and they’re celebrating with the fans.
Jacobs has run Auburn’s athletic department since 2004 and hired its last two football coaches.
The Lakers are in the hands of a rookie point guard once again. Let’s learn from history.
HEEEEEEEELP
Houston, I’m very happy that your Astros won the World Series, and that y’all have a parade to celebrate it. It’s exciting to see your team flaunting the trophy around the city on team buses, to see confetti cover the skies, and to hear deafening roars from the crowd.
Thursday night the Lakers suffered a 113-110 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. The Trail Blazers buried the Lakers as Damien Lillard come up with a clutch step-back-3-pointer with seven seconds remaining.
Let’s keep track of Week 10’s biggest games as final scores roll in, Playoff committee-style.
