Elton Brand’s NBA career is officially over, as he announced his retirement today at Philadelphia 76ers practice.
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2015 NBA Season Preview
Better late than never, we take a look at all 30 NBA teams and give you the real-talk on what to expect this year.
Thabo Sefolosha Sues NYPD for $50M
Thabo Sefolosha, Guard/Forward for the Atlanta Hawks, is heading back to court – but not the basketball court. Sefolosha is suing the City of New York as well as eight different police officers for $50 Million in damages, following a bizarre sequence of events back in April 2015.
Brooklyn’s Terry to make return at Boston
“It’s gonna be great, getting back out there with my teammates,” Terry said Sunday. “I’ve been out there in practice the last couple days. Everything’s been going fine, no setbacks. So just being able to get out there in real live game action, it’s gonna be good.”
Dave Bolland Traded After Winning the Stanley Cup
Just a week after the Chicago Blackhawks won the National Hockey League (NHL) Stanley Cup, star player Dave Bolland was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs. During the Stanley Cup finals, Bolland scored the final winning goal in Game 6, securing the Blackhawks’ second championship in the last four seasons.
Knicks’ Smith suspended 5 games by NBA
Knicks guard J.R. Smith has been suspended without pay for five games for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program, the league announced Friday.
Sources: LeBron won’t run for NBPA president
After talking with advisors and fellow players, LeBron James has decided not to run for president of the National Basketball Players’ Association, sources told ESPN.com.
Bulls-Heat, Clips-Lakers will open NBA sked
The reigning champion Miami Heat will open up the NBA season at home against the Chicago Bulls in what figures to be Derrick Rose’s first game since tearing his ACL during the 2012 playoffs, one of three games on Tuesday, Oct. 29 — the first night of the 2013-14 NBA season.
Pierce, new Nets focused on winning title
Paul Pierce believes his new team is primed to make a run at the Eastern Conference title, although the veteran small forward has a bigger goal in mind for the Brooklyn Nets: capturing the NBA championship.
Knicks’ Smith out 3-4 months after surgery
The Knicks said Smith’s injuries, which were treated at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City by team orthopedist Dr. Answorth Allen, were chronic and gradually worsened. His recovery time is approximately three to four months, which could make him available between Oct. 15 and Nov. 15 — near the start of the 2013-14 season.