Report: Sixers Finalizing A Deal With Darius Morris
The Sixers are finalizing a deal with former Lakers guard Darius Morris, according to a report from Yahoo! Sports.
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The Sixers are finalizing a deal with former Lakers guard Darius Morris, according to a report from Yahoo! Sports.
With Chip Kelly's offense being the talk of the town this week, I applaud the creativity exhibited in today's made-up trade.
Dennis Rodman is going back to North Korea, and he says he will bring a team of former NBA players with him.
The long summer of discontent is over, and football is here. I feel like we celebrate the return of football like 75 times a year, but this is really it. It's not mini-camp or the start of training camp or the preseason or the draft, it's actually football.
Lebron James is taking his talents to Philadelphia... sort of.
Sam Hinkie has already made sweeping changes in his short tenure as Philadelphia's president and general manager.
Lebron James and Kobe Bryant play different positions, play in different conferences, and aren't particularly close in age. Still, because James is the one who has taken the "best player in the league" crown from Bryant, the two are compared regularly.
Charles Barkley cemented his place as one of the best interviews in sports radio on Tuesday morning.
This week's made up trade for the Sixers is a three-team trade with the Rockets and the Bulls.
Getting fired was the best thing to ever happen to Charlie Manuel in Philadelphia. Imagine he plays out the season, and the Phillies continue to play as poorly as they had. Charlie leaves, everyone is miserable, the season sort of fades away into nothingness.
A report from SLAM Magazine says Allen Iverson will retire from the NBA in the coming days.
Sixers coach Brett Brown says Sam Hinkie was one of the main reasons he decided to take the job.
In this week's made-up trade, the Sixers are involved in a three-team deal with the Nuggets and Thunder.
Sixers decide not to retain any assistant coaches, including Michael Curry and Aaron McKie.
This is the part of the Eagles preseason that is usually pretty tough to get through. It's like coming down off of a caffeine high. When training camp starts, everyone is so fired up. Then there's the first preseason game, and everyone's fired up. And then we have to wait an entire month through terrible football and lesser storylines until we get an actual game.
