Thunder to sign Jaylen Hoard
JD Shaw: The Thunder are signing forward Jaylen Hoard to a 10-day contract, league sources tell @HoopsRumors. Hoard has been playing for the team’s G League affiliate.
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Joe Mussatto: The Thunder has waived Jaylen Hoard. OKC is going to cycle through a few training camp guys. Hoard is likely headed to the Blue.
Jaylen Hoard back to OKC with training camp deal
Joe Mussatto: The Thunder is signing Jaylen Hoard. This is another Exhibit 10 deal. Hoard played in 19 games for the Thunder last season.
Thunder sign Jaylen Hoard to two-way deal
Keith Smith: Over the weekend, the Oklahoma City Thunder signed, and subsequently waived, Jaylen Hoard.
May 30, 2023 | 1:29 pm EDT Update
Australian team wants to sign John Wall for next season
South East Melbourne is set to shoot its shot with five-time NBA All Star John Wall in the hope the former Washington Wizard would agree to play for the Phoenix in NBL24. Sources told Code Sports Phoenix powerbrokers have added Wall, who has a minority stake in the club and close ties to majority owner Romi Chaudhary, to their list of potential recruits as they hunt an elite import point guard.
Dante Exum had a huge European season with Partizan Belgrade although, aged just 27, the chances of him returning home are remote. But there is slightly more optimism around Wall, who sat out the 2020-21 NBA season in Houston, before appearing in 34 games with the LA Clippers last campaign. Phoenix boss Tommy Greer did not confirm if the Phoenix planned to approach Wall about spending the NBL24 summer Down Under but said the club would not hesitate if either player was to make themselves available. “If either Dante or John were ready to play in the NBL of course, we would do whatever we could to facilitate that,” Greer said.
Schuyler Callihan: Today’s NBA pre-draft workout participants for the Charlotte #Hornets: G Tyree Appleby (Wake Forest) G Mike Bothwell (Furman) G Courtney Ramey (Arizona) F Chris Livingston (Kentucky) F Nathan Mensah (San Diego State) C Charles Bediako (Alabama)
Barry Jackson: Heat-Celtics Game 7 on TNT was viewed in 14.64 percent of Miami-Fort Lauderdale homes with TV sets, per Nielsen. That’s roughly the same as the 15 rating for Dolphins-Bills playoff game on CBS, which is in more homes locally than TNT. Game 7 of Heat-Celts last year was at 12%.
The best-of-seven NBA Finals will begin Thursday when the Nuggets will host Game 1 at Ball Arena in Denver. Tickets are on sale for four Nuggets home games at Ball Arena. As of 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, the cheapest ticket at Ball Arena was $675. Tickets to see a potential Game 7 in Denver are listed as high as $30,000 for a seat behind the Nuggets’ bench.
If you’re looking to attend an NBA Finals game on the road, the Miami Heat will have three games at its Kaseya Center. For $425, fans can purchase a single, standing-room only, obstructed-view ticket in Miami.
