Clemente Almanza: Jalen Williams (hip strain) is out for tomorrow’s game against the Celtics
Source: Twitter @CAlmanza1007
FORMER NBA legend and co-owner of Milwaukee Bucks Junior Bridgeman has tragically passed away at the age of 71.
With LeBron James out, Luka Dončić is the leader of the Lakers and he took ownership of the team’s lack of offensive execution on Monday against the Nets.
The Cavs are taking the cautious approach with Mitchell ahead of the playoffs.
Would you be open to returning next season as a Net? D’Angelo Russell: Yeah. Why wouldn’t I? I keep seeing stuff coming out. I’ll tell you. Heck yeah. I want to be wherever I’m at. I’m here. I love these guys.
The Warriors will look to keep rolling on Thursday, when Jonathan Kuminga will rejoin the rotation.
What did it mean to you to return to Brooklyn? D’Angelo Russell: It’s great. I would never take it for granted, coming from where I came from. Obviously, I was a little traumatized there. To be here and get the opportunity to just be me where there’s familiarity as well is just icing on the cake.
How would you describe your relationship with Jordi Fernandez behind the scenes? D’Angelo Russell: I just appreciate it more than anything because I’ve come from places where I don’t have that relationship.
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Anthony Slater: Jonathan Kuminga is expected to return Thursday against the Kings, per sources. Kuminga will go through necessary final checkpoints, including tomorrow’s practice, but current plan is for his 31-game absence to end as Warriors prep for playoff push.
