Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Trending stories: Frank Deford, Steve Kerr, LeBron vs. MJ and more

These are the articles the top NBA reporters have been sharing on Twitter the last 24 hours. Enjoy!

May 29 01:26 PM
The longtime Sports Illustrated writer got his start at the magazine in 1962, but over his career there wasn’t a medium that he didn’t plunge into. The author of more than a dozen books also made his mark on TV and radio with his booming, gruff voice. Until his recent retirement after 37 years, Deford […]

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May 29 03:56 PM
He was your favorite sports writer’s favorite sports writer.

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May 29 04:26 PM
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr he’s still not ready to return to the bench as he continues to deal with complications from a nearly two-year-old back surgery.

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Frank Deford · Longform – via longform.org

May 29 02:24 PM
Articles written by Frank Deford on Longform.

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May 30 12:03 AM
We’ve been here before, and that makes it all the more thrilling.  The third match-up of the Warriors and Cavs has an air of familiarity, but also of definitiveness.  Both teams are at full strength, unlike prior years.  Both teams… Continue Reading →

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May 29 12:30 PM
For any younger fans who may not be familiar with Rick Barry, he’s a basketball legend with an absolutely amazing hoops résumé. Over the course of his 14-year career in the NBA and ABA, the Hall of…

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Perspective – via washingtonpost.com

May 29 11:19 PM
Deford, who died Sunday at age 78, never shied away from examining an athlete’s flaws.

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May 29 06:06 PM
2017 NBA draft prospect, UCLA guard Bryce Alford on what it was like to play with Lonzo Ball and the ‘unfair’ reputation he gets from his father, LaVar.

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May 29 06:02 PM
Remembering the pioneering Sports Illustrated writer

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May 29 04:59 PM
He left the door open a little, but don’t expect him for Game 1.

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May 29 10:24 AM
Why won’t anyone consider these very important, totally serious stats when arguing LeBron vs. Jordan?!

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May 29 10:39 AM
That behind-the-back pass that went out of bounds and precipitated the Warriors’ Game 7 loss? Steph Curry has forgotten it — except when it fuels him.

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