Storyline: Jeremy Lamb Injury
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Scott Agness: An update on #FlyGuyFriday from Jeremy Lamb: Off the crutches soon. He had left knee surgery on March 11.
Indiana Pacers’ forward Jeremy Lamb underwent successful surgery Wednesday in New York City to repair a torn left anterior cruciate ligament and a torn lateral meniscus. He will be out indefinitely.
Jeremy Lamb done for the season
During the second quarter of the Pacers game at Toronto on Sunday, Indiana Pacers forward Jeremy Lamb sustained a torn left anterior cruciate ligament, a torn lateral meniscus, and a lateral femoral condylar fracture. He will undergo surgery on a date to be determined. He will be out the remainder of the season. Any further updates will be provided after surgery.
Scott Agness: Jeremy Lamb tested his bruised left hip and will play tonight in Denver, where the Pacers haven’t won since 2007. pic.twitter.com/aP9Ro5nkSD
Roy Parry: The Magic have listed SG Terrence Ross as questionable on the NBA’s 1:30 p.m. injury report for tonight’s game vs. the Pacers. A league source said Ross will be a game-time decision. For the Pacers, Jeremy Lamb is out and Myles Turner is questionable. Both have ankle sprains.
Scott Agness: Myles Turner is questionable for Sunday in Orlando. Goga Bitadze (concussion), Jeremy Lamb (ankle), Sumner and Oladipo are out. Two-way guys are in Fort Wayne. pic.twitter.com/ot2rDBa4AP
Rod Beard: #Pacers center Myles Turner is questionable tonight vs. #Pistons. Victor Oladipo, Jeremy Lamb, Goga Bitadze and Edmund Sumner all are OUT. #DFS
Scott Agness: Another game, another Pacers injury. Center Goga Bitadze has been diagnosed with a concussion and is ruled out of Friday’s game vs Pistons. Jeremy Lamb (left ankle sprain) will miss his second straight game. Myles Turner is questionable.
J. Michael Falgoust: Jeremy Lamb (hip) practiced Tues for the first time since being injured in the opener. Should be able to play v Nets on Wed for #Pacers
J. Michael Falgoust: With Lamb (hip) OUT again, Sumner will make his 2nd start #PacersPistons
J. Michael Falgoust: Jeremy Lamb (hip pointer) did not practice today. But not ruled out for Mon for #PacersPistons …. no one else sat. Bitadze’s knee is fine
Scott Agness: Jeremy Lamb (hip pointer) won’t play tonight at Cavs. Edmond Sumner will start.
J. Michael Falgoust: Lamb (hip pointer) is questionable for Saturday v Cavs #Pacers
Rick Bonnell: Jeremy Lamb out rest of game with a right ankle sprain.
Rick Bonnell: JP Macura flew to Charlotte for the brief practice today to make sure he is up to speed on Hornets systems, so that he can be available at wing positions in response to Jeremy Lamb’s hamstring injury.
Rod Boone: James Borrego said Cody is going to be out for a while. Not quite sure how long Jeremy will be out due to tricky nature of hamstring injuries. FWIW, just saw Lamb leaving locker room and he wasn’t walking overly gingerly. But walking on a hammy and running are 2 different things.
Rod Boone: Final: #Hornets 125, Magic 100: Biggest thing now will be how long Jeremy Lamb and Cody Zeller are out. With a lengthy 6-game West Coast trip on tap after Wednesday’s home game vs. Mavs, it’s not exactly the most ideal time.
Rod Boone: So that’s a hamstring injury for Jeremy Lamb and a fractured right hand for Cody Zeller. #Hornets head into the new year banged up and down two starters. Not exactly a Happy New Year’s eve.
Rick Bonnell: Frank Kaminsky (sprained ankle) and Jeremy Lamb (shin contusion) available to play. With Batum out, I’d think Lamb starts, with Dwayne Bacon his backup.
Rick Bonnell: And the hits keep coming: Jeremy Lamb out for the second half with a shin contusion.
Jerry Zgoda: Steve Clifford says he thinks Jeremy Lamb and his hamstring will play tonight vs Wolves
Rick Bonnell: Jeremy Lamb strained right hamstring. Will NOT return.
Rick Bonnell: The @Charlotte Hornets list Jeremy Lamb (inflamed metatarsal) as probable to play Tuesday in Portland.
Rick Bonnell: UPDATE: @Charlotte Hornets now list Jeremy Lamb as OUT again with inflamed metatarsal. He was active last 2 games, but didn’t play.
Chris Vivlamore: Jeremy Lamb is out for Hornets tonight vs. Hawks.
Rick Bonnell: The @Charlotte Hornets say Jeremy Lamb will miss one to two weeks with a left hamstring strain.
August 12, 2020 | 7:46 pm EDT Update
Adam Wexler: Harden was fantastic, tied his career high with 17 rebounds. Led #Rockets on 14-2 run, but not quite enough. Harden’s line: 45 pts, 13-21 FG, (7-14 3ptFG), 17 rebs, 9 assists, 3 steals, 6 TO.
StatMuse: James Harden has recorded 60 games with 40+ points in the last 3 seasons. No other player has more than 20 such games. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/NVgEAS1Fpn
Adam Wexler: With Pacers win, the East playoff matchups are set. (1) Bucks vs (8) Magic (2) Raptors vs (7) Nets (3) Celtics vs (6) 76ers (4/5) Heat vs (4/5) Pacers
August 12, 2020 | 7:36 pm EDT Update
Adam Wexler: #Rockets Gordon on not playing any games w/ a healthy rotation (Westbrook out for Fri vs Phi): “I don’t know anything really about Russ’ (injury) situation…Of course we’re going to need Russ, but we need to be a good enough team (if we have to) to make adjustments.”
J. Michael Falgoust: McMillan on TJ Warren’s plantar fasciitis: “He has been experiencing that really throughout the season. Been able to play on it.” #PacersRockets
Nick DePaula: Nike will honor Kobe Bryant and celebrate “MAMBA WEEK” beginning Sunday, August 23rd, with special programming and launches planned. Several Kobe signature products will be released and the Nike Foundation will make a $1M donation to the Mamba and Mambacita Sports Foundation. pic.twitter.com/LVjv0BNA3A
Nick DePaula: Nike’s Kobe plan: “Nike will continue to release Kobe Protro shoes, allowing the millions of fans he inspired around the world to keep Bryant’s legacy going. Nike will also continue to work with the NBA to release limited quantities of Bryant’s iconic Los Angeles Lakers jersey.” pic.twitter.com/xC3DyNjoZw
August 12, 2020 | 7:30 pm EDT Update
TJ Warren suffering from foot injury
J. Michael: McMillan says Warren’s foot injury is the same as Sabonis…plantar fasciitis #PacersRockets
Power couple Iman Shumpert and Teyana Taylor are looking to pass their place in Studio City, putting the contemporary home up for sale at $3.695 million. Shumpert, an NBA pro, and Taylor, a singer-songwriter, paid just under $3 million for the property in 2018, The Times previously reported.
August 12, 2020 | 5:43 pm EDT Update
Sean Cunningham: Kings vs. Lakers Thursday in season finale for Sacramento. Kings: De’Aaron Fox, Kent Bazemore & Richaun Holmes are out Lakers: LeBron James (groin) probable, Anthony Davis (knee) questionable, Alex Caruso (neck spasms), Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (foot) & Rajon Rondo are out.
August 12, 2020 | 4:24 pm EDT Update
Salman Ali: Russell Westbrook with strained quadriceps muscle in his right leg. Will be out for Friday’s game against Philadelphia and re-evaluated before the playoffs pic.twitter.com/SQmjuMVwcX
Jay King: Jaylen Brown and Donovan Mitchell hating on each other has been pretty funny. “He wanna talk about me? Look at him. Creeping ass.” Lol. pic.twitter.com/vQ0zXSHTsu
NBA Central: David Fizdale reveals what DWade said about LeBron after the 2011 Finals: “I’m gonna tell this dude that it’s his team, because he obviously doesn’t see that it is his. And so I think he needs to hear it from me, cause I think he’s giving me too much respect.” (Knuckle Heads) pic.twitter.com/l9cFyJvL01
August 12, 2020 | 4:06 pm EDT Update
The Boston Celtics have signed head coach Brad Stevens to a contract extension, the team announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. Stevens, who was named the franchise’s 17th head coach on July 3, 2013, has produced a 318-245 win-loss record (.565) in six-plus seasons with the Celtics. His 318 wins are the fourth-most by any Celtics coach in franchise history (795-Auerbach, 427-Heinsohn, 416-Rivers).
“Brad is an accomplished coach and an outstanding person,” said Boston Celtics Lead Owner and Governor Wyc Grousbeck. “We are proud to have him lead our team forward in our quest for Banner 18.” “We are thrilled that Brad Stevens will continue to be our coach,” said Boston Celtics Co-Owner Steve Pagliuca. “He has become one of the best coaches in the NBA and is a real leader on and off the court. This is a great day for the Boston Celtics.”
“Brad is one of the most intelligent and hard-working coaches in the game today,” said Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge. “More importantly, his character and integrity have contributed to a culture that we all highly value here. Brad is a great teammate, and a leader people want to follow. We are honored to have him with us as we continue to pursue our next championship.”
Currently in his seventh campaign with the Celtics, Stevens has notched multiple milestones during the 2019-20 season. He became just the fifth coach in franchise history to reach the 300-win mark with a victory at Orlando on January 24, and surpassed K.C. Jones (308 wins) for the fourth-most wins on the franchise ledger with a victory at Minnesota on February 21.
August 12, 2020 | 4:00 pm EDT Update
Brandon Rahbar: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was a guest on The Woj Pod with @Adrian Wojnarowski. Woj asked Shai his thoughts on being traded to OKC. “They do everything top notch, and that’s honestly the truth. Ever since I’ve been here, I’ve been nothing but pleased. I’m blessed.”
Ryan Wolstat: Familiar face. Jonas Valanciunas didn’t have much to say about playing the Raptors the other day, but did respond to my question about what he learned from leaders like Scola, Amir, DeMar etc. in Toronto. Said he’s trying to use that wisdom from guys who showed how to be a leader pic.twitter.com/a0SZRSVo8O
August 12, 2020 | 3:33 pm EDT Update
Eric Woodyard: Nate McMillan confirms that his extension is 1-year. “I just felt that, that was appropriate for both sides. Normally I don’t do any negotiations until after the end of the season. This has been an unusual season for all of us. Myself, the organization, the NBA,” he said.
NBA Central: Kevin Durant responds to LeBron James being called the greatest player of all time “That’s crazy.” (🎥 @Coolkicksla ) pic.twitter.com/1dkIHJApSN
Jaylen Brown: I’ve seen @Donovan Mitchell 10 times this week and it’s just Wednesday 🤦🏾♂️ pic.twitter.com/7qUYExZ4Gc
Donovan Mitchell: That’s crazy bro…. you told me to come back 😒😒😒
August 12, 2020 | 3:12 pm EDT Update
Zero positive COVID-19 cases in latest batch of tests
Shams Charania: Zero NBA players tested positive for coronavirus out of 342 tested at Orlando campus since last results were announced Aug. 5, sources tell @The Athletic @Stadium.
Eric Woodyard: Malcolm Brogdon is out today vs. Houston.
