These are the articles the top NBA reporters have been sharing on Twitter the last 24 hours. Enjoy!
Net chokes up: I’m Muslim, and Trump’s ban is ‘BS’ – via nypost.com
January 28 09:06 PM
MINNEAPOLIS — Just thinking and talking about President Donald Trump’s so-called Muslim ban had Rondae Hollis-Jefferson — who is Muslim — choking up. But the actual executive order hit the young Ne…
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NBA reaches out to State Dept. for clarification on Trump executive order – via washingtonpost.com
January 28 11:14 PM
Two players — the Bucks’ Thon Maker, and the Lakers’ Luol Deng — have roots in Sudan, one of the countries on the president’s list of nations whose citizens are temporarily banned from the U.S.
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Trip to D-League was Jared Sullinger’s idea – via thestar.com
January 28 09:59 PM
Raptors forward asked team to let him play in Mississauga so he could work on his game.
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Thunder Buddies podcast: How does Enes Kanter’s injury affect OKC? – via newsok.com
January 28 08:52 PM
JAN 28, 2017 – Welcome to the home of our Thunder Buddies podcast, named, in part, from Universal Studio’s highly-acclaimed comedy ‘Ted’, but inspired by our continued hope for wall-to-wall coverage of the Thunder. Below is our list of episodes (click the link to listen). If you prefer iTunes for your podcast…
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Steve Kerr will find time for all four Warriors All-Stars on floor – via nba.nbcsports.com
January 28 08:01 PM
Kerr will find a stretch while coaching the All-Star Game to get all four of his Warriors on the floor together.
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Hornets’ Kemba Walker, great once again, needs help and that means a trade – via charlotteobserver.com
January 28 06:32 PM
The Charlotte Hornets were carved up in the fourth quarter by one of their former players, a reminder they could use a February trade.
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Thunder: Five questions facing the Thunder in Kanter’s absence – via newsok.com
January 28 05:39 PM
JAN 27, 2017 – The question is obvious: How does the Thunder replace Enes Kanter?
The answer isn’t so simple.
The Oklahoma City center had surgery on Friday to repair the ulna bone in his right forearm, broken in Thursday night’s win against Dallas when Kanter punched a chair on the Thunder bench in frustration.
Kanter will be re-evaluated in four weeks and could be out as many as eight, putting him in line to miss anywhere from 11 to 23 games.
Replacing Kanter is a tall task …
The answer isn’t so simple.
The Oklahoma City center had surgery on Friday to repair the ulna bone in his right forearm, broken in Thursday night’s win against Dallas when Kanter punched a chair on the Thunder bench in frustration.
Kanter will be re-evaluated in four weeks and could be out as many as eight, putting him in line to miss anywhere from 11 to 23 games.
Replacing Kanter is a tall task …
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NBA Front Office Insider Bobby Marks – via art19.com
January 26 09:37 PM
Joining Chris Mannix on The Vertical this week is the former NBA GM and Front Office Insider for The Vertical Bobby Marks. Bobby talks with Chris about the future of Carmelo Anthony and what teams might be interested in working out a trade for him. It’s all here on The Vertical Podcast with Chris Mannix.
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