Jefferson wanted to stay in the states to pro…

Jefferson wanted to stay in the states to prove himself…

Jefferson wanted to stay in the states to prove himself instead, to prove he could make it in the NBA. Even if that meant extended time in the D-League. “It might have been a gamble to go to the D-League, but you have to believe in yourself,” Jefferson said. “I chose to bet on myself and I know I can add to an NBA roster.”

Free Agency, G League, Uncategorized

Free Agency, G League, Cory Jefferson, San Antonio Spurs

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May 19, 2019 | 4:05 pm EDT Update

Tim MacMahon: Damian Lillard on his separated rib: “I don’t think it’s something that’s affecting my game.”

1 hour ago – via Twitter espn_macmahon

Injuries, Uncategorized

Injuries, Damian Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers

Storyline: Damian Lillard Injury

Logan Murdock: Draymond Green said once again that he was disgusted with how he interacted with the refs early in the season. Green said it’s gotten to the point where his son started mimicking his antics at home on the play court, much to his dad’s chagrin.

1 hour ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Flopping, Referees, Uncategorized

Flopping, Referees, Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors

Anthony Slater: Draymond Green said part of the reason he’s adjusted on court behavior came after he discovered how impressionable his young kids are: “My son was shooting and flopping. I said you gotta stop watching the NBA.”

1 hour ago – via Twitter anthonyVslater

Flopping, Referees, Uncategorized

Flopping, Referees, Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors

Nick Friedell: Thought this quote from Draymond sums up his postseason mindset perfectly. “When I finish the playoffs every year I’m exhausted. And more so mentally than physically because I view these games like life or death.”

1 hour ago – via Twitter NickFriedell

Uncategorized

Draymond Green, Golden State Warriors

Logan Murdock: Steph Curry when asked if anyone is 100% healthy this time of year: “Only God at this point.”

1 hour ago – via Twitter loganmmurdock

Uncategorized

Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors

Brian Seltzer: 76ers announce participants for second predraft workout, which will be held tomorrow am at Training Complex: Ky Bowman (Boston College) Tookie Brown (Georgia Southern) Zylan Cheatham (Arizona State) Terance Mann (Florida State) Marial Shayok (Iowa State) Max Strus (DePaul)

1 hour ago – via Twitter brianseltzer

Draft, Ky Bowman, Marial Shayok, Max Strus, Terance Mann, Tookie Brown, Zylan Cheatham, Uncategorized

Draft, Ky Bowman, Marial Shayok, Max Strus, Terance Mann, Tookie Brown, Zylan Cheatham, Philadelphia 76ers

Storyline: Draft Workouts

Chris Kirschner: The Hawks will work out the following players tomorrow: (F) Aric Holman, Miss. State (F) Tres Tinkle, Oregon State (F) Obi Toppin, Dayton (G) Devon Dotson, Kansas (G) John Konchar, Purdue Fort Wayne (G) Payton Prichard, Oregon

1 hour ago – via Twitter ChrisKirschner

Aric Holman, Devon Dotson, Draft, John Konchar, Obi Toppin, Payton Pritchard, Tres Tinkle, Uncategorized

Aric Holman, Devon Dotson, Draft, John Konchar, Obi Toppin, Payton Pritchard, Tres Tinkle, Atlanta Hawks

May 19, 2019 | 3:11 pm EDT Update

The Cleveland Cavaliers have hired J.B. Bickerstaff as associate head coach, league sources told cleveland.com. The two sides are still working through the final details and specific terms of the contract, but sources said Bickerstaff will receive a long-term deal.

2 hours ago – via Cleveland Plain Dealer

Coaching, JB Bickerstaff, Uncategorized

Coaching, JB Bickerstaff, Cleveland Cavaliers

1.	Miami	$153,171,497
2.	Golden State	$146,291,276
3.	Oklahoma City	$144,916,427
4.	Toronto	$136,293,831
5.	Milwaukee	$130,988,604
6.	Portland	$130,256,600
7.	Detroit	$126,557,932
8.	Houston	$126,277,548
9.	Memphis	$126,107,461
10.	Boston	$125,334,993

1.	Stephen Curry	$37,457,154
2.	Russell Westbrook	$35,665,000
3.	Chris Paul	$35,654,150
3.	LeBron James	$35,654,150
5.	Blake Griffin	$31,873,932
6.	Gordon Hayward	$31,214,295
7.	Kyle Lowry	$31,200,000
8.	James Harden	$30,570,000
9.	Paul George	$30,560,700
10.	Mike Conley	$30,521,115

May 19, 2019 | 4:05 pm EDT Update

May 19, 2019 | 3:11 pm EDT Update

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