Kenyon Martin made it clear who he prioritizes after a big NBA win.
The former basketball player had some choice words for New York Knicks star Julius Randle after Randle decided to give his wife a kiss after a big Game 5 victory on Wednesday rather than be with his team.
Kenyon Martin on Julius Randle(via @HecBreezo) pic.twitter.com/X3dD6hHv9X
— Alex B.
The Knicks faltered down the stretch on the road in Game 6 against the Heat on Friday night, ending the team’s season in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Miami star Jimmy Butler scored 24 points and added eight rebounds to pace the Heat, who used a series of clutch buckets and big defensive stops late to advance to the Eastern Conference finals for the second consecutive season.
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith, a longtime Knicks fan, took to Twitter after the game to voice his displeasure over the team’s exit and his wish for a key offseason acquisition.
TJ Finley has a new home.
The former Auburn quarterback entered the transfer portal back in March after failing to have much of an impact during his time with the Tigers. He previously had transferred to Auburn from LSU.
Finley announced Friday that he’s taking his talents to Texas State and has two years of eligibility remaining.
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TJ Finley, once again, hits the reset button.
The defending champions ran out of time, bodies and answers in their season-ending Game 6 loss to Lakers on Friday.
After leaving early in the fourth quarter, Draymond Green didn’t come back into the Warriors’ Game 6 loss to the Lakers. Here’s why.
A Lakers team that started the season 2-10 is now four wins away from the NBA Finals.
As the Rays and Yankees clash this weekend, the AL East is on pace to be MLB’s best division ever. And New York wouldn’t want it any other way.
It was never close as the Lakers got off to an aggressively quick start and didn’t look back, punching their ticket to West Finals vs. Nuggets.
Stephen A. Smith knew before his beloved Knicks took the floor for Game 6 against the Heat on Friday night inside the Kaseya Center that New York faced a difficult task of defeating Miami to force a winner-take-all Game 7 at Madison Square Garden.
But even before the ESPN commentator picked the Heat to win on NBA on ESPN ahead of Friday’s game, Smith led a dramatic, die-hard plea for his Knicks with the hope that it would give them the boost they needed.
Draymond Green and Dennis Schroder each received technical fouls after this odd altercation in the third quarter of Game 6.
