Clutch Points: The Kings have a 6-game winning streak for the first time since January 2005. Their starting 5 in that win? Mike Bibby/Cuttino Mobley/Peja Stojakovic/Chris Webber/Brad Miller. pic.twitter.com/NTo0kaienP
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Cuttino Mobley
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Born: 09/01/75
Height: 6-4 / 1.93
Weight:210 lbs. / 95.3 kg.
Earnings: $67,463,250 ($101,345,715*)
Born: 09/01/75
Height: 6-4 / 1.93
Weight:210 lbs. / 95.3 kg.
Earnings: $67,463,250 ($101,345,715*)
14 Apr
Tracy McGrady on who's the best one-on-one player: 'Kobe Bryant is definitely at the top of that list'
Who’s the best one-on-one player in your opinion? Tracy McGrady: Kobe (Bryant) is definitely at the top of that list. I could go with a handful of guys that are great one-on-one players. Baron Davis. Cuttino Mobley. Lou Williams. Jamal Crawford. These are one-on-one certified killers. Allen Iverson. That’s what these guys do. But definitely, Kobe is at the top of that list.
Jalen Green breaks Rockets rookie record with eight three pointers
Adam Wexler: With his 8th 3ptFGM, #Rockets @Jalen Green just set the franchise rookie record for 3ptFGM in a game. (Previous: Cuttino Mobley & Michael Dickerson with 7 – in the same game on Mar. 25, 1999 vs Raptors). Green has 28 pts (8-10 on 3’s), Rockets trail 104-90. @SportsTalk790
Former NBA player Cuttino Mobley, a keynote speaker Thursday during the Black Men Talk Tech conference in Miami, used what he learned on the court to guide young entrepreneurs. Mobley, 46, encouraged attendees to rediscover the passion that drove them to start their business, just as he did when he got a late basketball start and eventually went pro.
“Me spraining my ankle, me getting up super early, me losing the game, that’s a part of the love, right? It does that to you,” Mobley said. “And, if you fall in love with that process, and accept the feelings that come with that process, whether it’s fear, anxiety, happiness, you get farther in life.”
Tim Reynolds: Max Strus tonight: 21 points, 0 rebounds, 0 assists, 0 steals, 0 blocks, 0 turnovers. First such game in Heat history. The last time any player had such a game was Cuttino Mobley in 2007. The last time someone did it as Strus did, on nine shots (or less): Byron Scott in 1995.
