These are the articles the top NBA reporters have been sharing on Twitter the last 24 hours. Enjoy!
Thompson: Klay Thompson’s sprained thumb could cause an… – via theathletic.com
March 14 01:31 PM
According to sources, there is concern Warriors guard Klay Thompson could miss extended time with his sprained right thumb.
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Why no one should have underestimated Fred VanVleet – Sportsnet.ca – via sportsnet.ca
March 14 09:30 AM
He isn’t the most athletic Toronto Raptor. But he might be the smartest, and the one who knows that no matter how bad things get, life could be much worse.
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Why Steve Kerr looks at Klay Thompson’s injury as a “positive” – via mercurynews.com
March 14 10:36 PM
Warriors coach Steve Kerr touted the long-term benefits of Klay Thompson sitting out.
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Duke’s Wendell Carter Jr. was born into basketball en route to an NBA future – via cbssports.com
March 14 07:56 PM
Carter Jr.’s parents played a big role in his development as a star for the Blue Devils
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Knicks exec Craig Robinson has faith in player development system – via nydailynews.com
March 14 03:59 PM
Craig Robinson wants to develop “on and off the court” and establish a “vertically integrating” system in the entire Knicks organization.
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Thompson: A look at Stephen Curry’s 30 best performances as… – via theathletic.com
March 14 10:53 AM
As Stephen Curry celebrates his 30th birthday, here’s a look at No. 30’s top 30 games, from high school to Davidson to the NBA Finals.
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When the Cavaliers travel to Portland, strange things happen – via cleveland.com
March 14 03:49 PM
Read the three weird things that have happened to the Cavaliers on their last three trips to Portland, and why everyone should beware of Thursday’s game.
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Steph Curry details how his surprise birthday party went down – via mercurynews.com
March 14 03:39 PM
The Warriors’ superstar guard will be sidelined against the Los Angeles Lakers on his 30th birthday because of an ankle injury.
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Marcus Smart, Celtics await second opinion on – via bostonherald.com
March 14 11:34 AM
With Marcus Smart’s return this season hanging in the balance, he and the Celtics will now turn to a second opinion for answers.Smart’s appointment with another local doctor was scheduled for tomorrow, when after a delay because of yesterday’s snowstorm, his team will be fully assembled.
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