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Lucas joins Silas' staff with Rockets, sources say
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Thursday, 05 November 2020 10:13
John Lucas has agreed to a deal to join new Houston Rockets coach Stephen Silas on his coaching staff, sources told ESPN's Tim MacMahon and Adrian Wojnarowski.Lucas had been in a player development role under former coach Mike D'Antoni.Lucas was a finalist for the Rockets' head-coaching job and is immensely respected throughout the organization, from ownership to the locker room.From…
Lowe's NBA offseason preview: Giannis' future, All-Star trades and the draft
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Thursday, 05 November 2020 07:09
There hasn't been a trade in the NBA for almost nine months! Do you have the shakes? Let's take a look at the broader questions that will define the wild next month -- and maybe the next few years. How does a pandemic offseason unfold when almost every team is trying to win, limiting the number of sellers?The Giannis domino•…
LeBron seeks answers in death of friend's sister
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Wednesday, 04 November 2020 18:18
LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers are reeling from the shooting death of Ericka Weems, the 37-year-old older sister of Cavs director of scouting Brandon Weems.James took to Twitter on Wednesday to make a plea for any information connected to the shooting. Weems was discovered Monday afternoon in the bedroom of her home in James' hometown of Akron, Ohio. She…
Sources: Agreement near on Dec. 22 NBA start
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Wednesday, 04 November 2020 13:23
The NBA's board of governors and players' association will hold separate meetings on Thursday expected to culminate with an agreement on starting the 2020-21 season on Dec. 22 and playing a reduced 72-game schedule, sources told ESPN.The National Basketball Players Association is planning to take a formal vote of the team player representatives late Thursday, and sources told ESPN that…
'Fast Eddie' Johnson, ex-NBA All-Star, dies at 65
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Tuesday, 03 November 2020 14:49
Eddie Johnson, the two-time All-Star for the Atlanta Hawks whose career was shortened by arrests that led to a ban from the NBA and life sentence in prison, has died. He was 65.Johnson died on Oct. 26. His death was confirmed Tuesday by Rocker-Cusack Mortuary in Leesburg, Florida.Johnson was a third-round pick from Auburn by the Hawks in the 1977…
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