Warriors guard Stephen Curry has played with more than his fair share of greats during his NBA career.
Guard Klay Thompson, forward Draymond Green and guard Chris Paul are among his current teammates—to say nothing of All-Stars of yore to pass through the Bay Area, like Andre Iguodala or DeMarcus Cousins. Basketball’s greatest shooter has had a front-row seat to a number of stellar careers.
Thus, appearing on a list of legends with whom Curry wishes he could play is no small feat.
Author: Michael
Palm Beach State College, SoFi Center collapse
The arena for future TGL league matches deflated Tuesday night as the news surfaced Wednesday afternoon about the SoFi Center.
A photo of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s TGL SoFi Center surfaced on Wednesday, generating concern for the new golf league.
The building’s dome collapsed Tuesday night and caused some disruption to the construction site. This deflation happened because of a temporary power system failure.
Since James Harden arrived, little has worked.
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While speaking during an exclusive, Schauffele let his mistrust be known with PGA Tour leadership amid the Saudi PIF deal.
PGA Tour professional Xander Schauffele has repeatedly been outspoken regarding the multi-million dollar offers LIV Golf sent his way. He has no reservations about his decision to remain with the PGA Tour.
However, that doesn’t mean he is happy with the tour’s leadership under Commissioner Jay Monahan.
Schauffele made it known that he wants to see a change in an exclusive interview with Today’s Golfer.
Just when you thought the Carolina Panthers’ season couldn’t get any worse, head coach Frank Reich reminded us that’s not true.
During a Friday press conference, a reporter asked Reich how he plans on handling the potentially high amount of Dallas Cowboys fans on Sunday. Reich said that one of the measures his team took in preparation was instituting a silent count on offense.
“I think everyone knows how well Dallas travels,” Reich said. We have a great city that other teams’ fans like to come to. … We’re prepared either way.
The Michigan Outrage Meter seems to no longer be registering.
Last Friday it was all restraining order and rush-to-judgment this and due-process that and unfairrrrrrrr. The next day it was tears from the interim coach. On Sunday came a dramatic social media post from the school president about facing “challenges and adversity.” Monday gave us a declaration that the Wolverines should be considered “America’s team.”
Today? No outrage. After receiving new information, the only audible sounds from Ann Arbor are the circling of wagons.
As usual, we’re getting ready for Sunday. But after what happened Thursday night, it’s hard not to start with a look back …
• In September, I never thought we’d be 10 weeks deep, and two of the AFC’s three superpowers would be on the outside of the conference’s playoff picture looking in.
But here we are. We diagnosed the Bills’ ills earlier this week. Today, we cover the Bengals.
And we cover the Bengals because like injuries have felled Buffalo (particularly on defense) this fall, a very, very big one nipped Cincinnati on Thursday night.
There’s been a lot of talk about that Connor Bedard kid who is having a pretty good season in Chicago, but he’s not the only youngster in town…and his name is Lukas Reichel.
It was high time that 21-year-old Reichel got a bit of that spotlight and that happened on Thursday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning when he scored his first goal of the season.
Reichel had no idea at first that he had lit the lamp to end a 13-game goalless streak to open the season.
The rule changes MLB made for the 2023 season were generally viewed as a success.
The pitch clock significantly shortened game times. After creeping up over three hours, the average for 2023 finished under two hours and 40 minutes. The physical size of the bases was increased. That made stealing easier and resulted in record setting performances from superstars like Ronald Acuna Jr.
But despite the 2023 changes working as intended, MLB isn’t done tinkering with the game in order to speed up pace of play.
Joe Burrow’s season-ending wrist injury is brutal news for the Bengals, who now likely have to rely on backup quarterback Jake Browning to save their season. Browning, who played four years of college football at Washington, is in his fifth NFL season but had not played in a game until this year.
Cincinnati is the latest team to have to regroup at quarterback, as there are now six teams who likely lost their starter to injury for the season. It also led to former longtime backup QB Chase Daniel to chime in about the state of the position in the NFL.