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sports1 year ago•2 min saved

Bronny James' G League Journey Sparks Controversy and Family Moments

Bronny James, son of LeBron James, is receiving special treatment from the Lakers, playing only in G League home games and avoiding commercial flights for away games. ESPN's Brian Windhorst criticizes this approach, suggesting it could hinder Bronny's development and doesn't benefit the Lakers or LeBron. Despite concerns, Windhorst doesn't object to the Lakers drafting Bronny or his three-year contract, but believes a full G League experience would better aid his growth.

via New York Post |

#brian-windhorst #bronny-james #g-league

sports1 year ago•1 min saved

Paul George's Future with Clippers Uncertain Amid Trade and Contract Speculations

Paul George may opt-in and request a trade from the Los Angeles Clippers if he decides to leave the team this offseason, similar to Chris Paul's 2017 move to the Houston Rockets. The New York Knicks are considered a potential destination due to their assets and tradable pieces. The Clippers reportedly don't believe George wants to leave and have offered him a deal similar to Kawhi Leonard's recent extension.

via RealGM.com|

#brian-windhorst #los-angeles-clippers #nba-trade

sports2 years ago•1 min saved

"Warriors and Kings Face Off in NBA Playoffs: Preview and Reactions"

ESPN's Brian Windhorst believes the Golden State Warriors hit the "sweet spot" in the NBA playoffs with their first-round matchup against the inexperienced Sacramento Kings. Windhorst said the Warriors were the "biggest winner" in the Western Conference as they avoided tougher opponents and can take a bus to the games. The Kings have been downplayed by Windhorst before, and this matchup could serve as motivation for them.

via NBC Sports|

#brian-windhorst #golden-state-warriors #nba-playoffs

sports2 years ago•1 min saved

"Warriors and Kings Face Off in Intense Playoff Showdown"

According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, the Golden State Warriors hit the "sweet spot" in the NBA playoffs by securing the sixth seed and facing the inexperienced Sacramento Kings in the first round. Windhorst believes the Warriors have an advantage by not having to travel and facing a weaker defensive team. This playoff scenario is seen as ideal for the defending champions, who are looking to make a deep postseason run.

via Yahoo Sports|

#brian-windhorst #golden-state-warriors #nba-playoffs