You don’t need good pipes to sing; just a bit of Hart.
There’s guys in the NBA, such as Dillon Brooks, who make a career out of being despised by general basketball audiences. Then there’s New York Knicks guard Josh Hart, who’s just down to have fun and win basketball games.
Hart was feeling euphoric on Sunday as his team prepared to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Author: Michael
Have you heard that ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is a Knicks fan?
The veteran analyst has waxed poetic about his native New York in the past, mostly in miserable circumstances. This Sunday, however, was different.
The Knicks torched the Cavaliers in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference first-round series, throwing Cleveland into reverse in a 102–93 win. Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell was rendered a non-factor with 11 points, while New York guards Jalen Brunson and RJ Barrett combined for 55 points between them.
It was a very big deal when DJ Uiagalelei committed to Clemson. The five-star, top-10 recruit was set to take over for Trevor Lawrence and continue the Tigers’ reign near the top of college football.
Three years later, at the end of the 2022/23 season, the tide had completely changed. It was if Uiagalelei couldn’t get out of town fast enough.
Clemson lost three games in back-to-back years, with Uiagalelei at the helm, and the quarterback play played an undeniable role in their struggles.
Here’s how the purse was paid out for champs Davis Riley and Nick Harday, and all those who made the cut at the Zurich.
It was Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia.
Only it was all about Tank Davis.
It was two fighters with knockout power. But only one showed it.
It was a super fight … that turned out super one-sided.
The stars were out inside T-Mobile Arena on Saturday. Mark Wahlberg and Michael B. Jordan. Manny Pacquiao and Mike Tyson. Damian Lillard and Dr. J. On the same night the Lakers faced the Grizzlies in Los Angeles, the marquee event was in Las Vegas. In front of north of 20,000 fans, Davis and Garcia battled for the spotlight. Over seven rounds, Davis was the one who took it.
There are few things in life that are more passionate than the rivalry between Army and Navy. Although both sides could one day walk into battle alongside one another as Americans, they are enemies until that day comes.
Take Saturday’s lacrosse game for example. The grittiness of the two sides was on full display.
When @NavyMLax and @ArmyWP_MLax play you can expect % PURE EFFORT!
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— TLN (@LacrosseNetwork) April 22, 2023
Regardless of the sport, regardless of the records, Army vs. Navy means everything to both military institutions.
Lakers guard D’Angelo Russell went viral for a hilarious press conference sequence following his team’s Game 3 victory over the Grizzlies on Saturday night.
Russell was told by an unidentified Lakers or league staff member to put his drink away during the postgame press conference because it isn’t partnered with the NBA. The drink, coco5, is partnered with several big names like Russell, Derrick Rose, Charles Barkley and Devin Booker, who is the majority owner and ambassador.
But, instead of putting it away, Russell said, “You gonna have to fine me.
Miami Heat guard Victor Oladipo suffered a left patellar tendon tear and will miss the rest of the postseason, the team announced on Sunday.
Memphis Grizzlies forward Dillon Brooks was ejected from Saturday’s Game 3 after was called for a flagrant 2 when he swiped his left hand into LeBron James’ groin area, but he won’t face a suspension, sources told ESPN.
Lightning coach Jon Cooper questions the claim made by Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe that Tampa Bay was “manipulating the officials” in Game 3, a Toronto OT win.