Giannis Antetokounmpo is the leader just about everywhere he goes. As a two-time NBA MVP, 2020 Defensive Player of the Year, and 2021 NBA Champion, it may come with the territory. Nonetheless, whether it’s the Milwaukee Bucks or Greek national team, all eyes are on him. One of the most uniquely gifted seven-footers, his elite explosiveness makes him seem like all he has to do … [Read more...] about Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Herculean Effort Leads To Olympics
Houston Hoping To Be Summer League Specialists No Longer
Once again, Houston is packing the rocket ship for another Summer League expedition. But is this the year the regular season takes priority? Houston’s Summer League roster will still feature plenty of talent. Last year’s MVP, Cam Whitmore, is among those expected to suit up. The newly acquired aft-section gunnery officer (bench shooter) Reed Sheppard will also be reporting for … [Read more...] about Houston Hoping To Be Summer League Specialists No Longer
NBA Summer League: Top Rookies to Watch
With the 2024 NBA Draft over with, and fee agency being all but finished. The next thing NBA fans can get ready for is the summer league. There are three different summer leagues. The first one is the California Classic Summer League which is from July 6-10th. After that, you have the Salt Lake City Summer League which is from July 8-10th. Finally, you have the biggest one in … [Read more...] about NBA Summer League: Top Rookies to Watch
Houston’s Roster Looks Set But Are the Play-Ins A Moving Target?
Donovan Mitchell‘s extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers locks in Houston’s roster. But with no major move, can Houston make the Play-in Tournament? Of course, thinking that the Rockets could land Mitchell was a long shot anyway. Many Houston fans would have lamented the necessary concession of Jalen Green. He is perhaps the first among Houston’s young prospects upon whose … [Read more...] about Houston’s Roster Looks Set But Are the Play-Ins A Moving Target?
Rockets’ Lack of Commitment to Key Players Could Backfire
It’s almost like the Houston Rockets aren’t reading the room. Just days after Paul George left the Los Angeles Clippers and Klay Thompson left the Golden State Warriors over contract disputes, The Athletic’s Kelly Iko reports that “it’s unlikely either (Alperen) Şengün or (Jalen) Green receive max rookie extensions — both are eligible for a five-year deal worth up to $224.2 … [Read more...] about Rockets’ Lack of Commitment to Key Players Could Backfire