Jeremy Lin says he is unclear about his futur…

Jeremy Lin says he is unclear about his future in the N…

Jeremy Lin says he is unclear about his future in the NBA, now that the G League season has wrapped up in its Orlando, Florida bubble. “I’m not sure,” the 32-year-old told the Post in a virtual conference. “In the short term [we will] see what is out there, there are no other seasons that you could jump into other than the NBA. The CBA season and things like that are winding up and it’s waiting and seeing if a team felt like I deserve it or played well enough to be a part of their organisation,” he said.

Free Agency, G League, Uncategorized

Free Agency, G League, Jeremy Lin

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July 31, 2021 | 7:28 am EDT Update

Partick Mills mum on free agency

Mike Finger: Had a nice conversation with Patty Mills about the 2014 “Beautiful Game” Spurs and his currently rolling Boomers. As for whether he’ll have a new NBA contract by the time we see him again Tuesday? “That’s kept in the inner circle,” he said. “In the Australian trenches.”

1 hour ago – via Twitter mikefinger

Free Agency, Top Rumors

Top Rumors, Free Agency, Patrick Mills, San Antonio Spurs

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Neil Dalal: Montrezl Harrell sounds like someone who expects to play for the Wizards and so does Kyle Kuzma pic.twitter.com/grM4WjkaTm

Montrezl Harrell sounds like someone who expects to play for the Wizards and so does Kyle Kuzma pic.twitter.com/grM4WjkaTm

— Neil Dalal (@NeilDalal96) July 31, 2021

1 hour ago – via Twitter NeilDalal96

Trade, Uncategorized

Trade, Kyle Kuzma, Montrezl Harrell, Los Angeles Lakers, Washington Wizards

Filip Petrusev was selected with the 50th overall pick by the Philadelphia 76ers in the recent NBA draft. Players in that selection range tend to be stashed outside the NBA and that is looking like the case for the young Serbian big. “We think Petrusev is someone who has a real chance to help us down the road,” explained 76ers president Daryl Morey, “He’ll likely start overseas and be someone who could come over later.”

1 hour ago – via EuroHoops.net

Daryl Morey, Draft, Filip Petrusev, Uncategorized

Daryl Morey, Draft, Filip Petrusev, Philadelphia 76ers

Gary Washburn: Nigeria’s Chimezie Metu, tore into the country’s govt and Olympic committee for mistreatment of NGR athletes. “I’d like to use this time to bring awareness and comment on the off-the-court things a lot of Nigerian athletes have had to go through. in these Olympics.” #Tokyo2020

1 hour ago – via Twitter GwashburnGlobe

Nigeria, Uncategorized

Nigeria, Chimezie Metu, Sacramento Kings

Storyline: Olympic Games

After the game, the 24-year-old Metu expressed frustration with the way he said the Nigerian Olympic Committee handled organizational matters for the Tokyo Games. The basketball teams sent to Saitama had difficulty obtaining proper credentials, and 10 track and field athletes from Nigeria — nearly half the country’s team — were disqualified from competing at the Olympics because the national federation hadn’t ensured they would meet minimum doping test requirements before coming to Tokyo.

1 hour ago – via Tim Reynolds @ Associated Press

Nigeria, Uncategorized

Nigeria, Chimezie Metu, Sacramento Kings

“They were disqualified and they had nothing to do with it,” said Metu, who plays for the Sacramento Kings. “What there was was a lack of attention to detail and a lack of empathy for the hard work that has been put in by us athletes. … For 60-some athletes to come here and fly halfway across the world and be disrespected and humiliated by our country … it’s a lack of attention to detail by our government.”

1 hour ago – via Tim Reynolds @ Associated Press

Nigeria, Uncategorized

Nigeria, Chimezie Metu, Sacramento Kings

Brown said four members of his staff who made the trip to Japan — which wound up being a 30-hour ordeal instead of the planned 10-hour flight, another issue that Metu blamed on a lack of organization — were never allowed in the Olympic village because of credential and paperwork issues “I don’t know why it is this way,” said Brown, who started a foundation earlier this year seeking financial help for the men’s basketball program.

1 hour ago – via Tim Reynolds @ Associated Press

Mike Brown, Nigeria, Uncategorized

Mike Brown, Nigeria, Chimezie Metu, Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings

Storyline: Olympic Games

Australia upped its Group B record to 3-0 and secured first place with the 89-76 victory versus Germany on Saturday. Patty Mills packed a game-high 24 points and also dished out six assists leading the way. Jock Landale with 18 points and Nick Kay with 16 points delivered a large chunk of the 42-28 points edge in the paint.

1 hour ago – via EuroHoops.net

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Australia, Patrick Mills

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