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NBA fines Los Angeles Clippers' P.J. Tucker $75,000, the largest of the season, for publicly demanding a trade, violating league policy. The veteran forward expressed frustration with his playing time and desire to be on a team where he feels needed. Despite remaining on the Clippers' roster after the trade deadline, Tucker is not seeking a buyout and hopes to contribute to a playoff run.
NBA fines LA Clippers' P.J. Tucker $75,000 for publicly requesting a trade before the trade deadline, violating the collective bargaining agreement. This is not the first time a player has been fined for making public trade demands, with James Harden receiving a $100,000 fine previously. The NBA has a history of fining players, coaches, and executives for improper media interactions, and players can be fined even if their agents make public trade demands.
Los Angeles Clippers forward P.J. Tucker has been fined $75,000 by the NBA for publicly expressing a desire to be traded to another team. Tucker, who has not played since November, made the comments before the trade deadline but did not get traded. Despite the fine, there are reports that the Clippers still believe Tucker could be valuable in the postseason due to his defensive strength. This $75,000 fine is the largest any NBA player has received during the regular season.
P.J. Tucker of the Los Angeles Clippers has been fined $75,000 by the NBA for publicly expressing his desire to be traded to another team. Despite his frustrations and lack of playing time, the Clippers and Tucker have had discussions about him staying ready for potentially re-entering the rotation, indicating that there likely won't be a buyout as they move forward for the rest of the season.
Los Angeles Clippers forward P.J. Tucker has been fined $75K by the NBA for publicly expressing his desire to be traded, stating he wants to be somewhere he's needed and wanted. Tucker, who hasn't played since November, has been unhappy with his role and lack of playing time, with the Clippers reportedly making efforts to trade him at the deadline. The 38-year-old's discontent has been ongoing, and he and another player were sent home ahead of a recent game, expected to return after the All-Star break.
P.J. Tucker remains frustrated with his lack of playing time and desire to be traded from the Los Angeles Clippers, expressing his discontent with the situation and emphasizing that he did not ask to be in this position. Despite his contract and no buyout in sight, Tucker is currently away from the team and will return after the All-Star break, but it's uncertain if he will find a place in the rotation.
P.J. Tucker expressed frustration with his lack of playing time with the Los Angeles Clippers, stating that he did not ask to be with the team in the first place. Despite being initially given extended minutes, Tucker was eventually removed from the rotation due to poor performance. The Clippers explored trade options but were unable to find a taker, and a buyout is not feasible due to Tucker's salary. At 38 years old, Tucker is eager to play and compete, and he plans to return to the lineup after the All-Star break.
The LA Clippers have sent P.J. Tucker and Bones Hyland home from their road trip against the Golden State Warriors, with both players expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break. Tucker and the team have had discussions about his lack of playing time, but no resolution has been reached. The Clippers have been playing well, but Tucker and Hyland's frustrations with not being in the rotation have led to their deactivation ahead of the break.
The Clippers have sent P.J. Tucker and Bones Hyland home from their road trip, with both expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break. Tucker, who had been out of the rotation, has had discussions with the team about staying ready for potential playing time. Despite trade rumors, Tucker was not bought out due to his contract value, and both players could have limited roles for the Clippers for the rest of the season. Additionally, Kawhi Leonard will miss the game against the Warriors due to an adductor strain, potentially impacting his participation in the All-Star Game.
The Los Angeles Clippers have sent PJ Tucker and Bones Hyland home from their current road trip, with both players expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break. Tucker, frustrated with his lack of playing time, has not appeared in a game since November and has been in discussions with the team regarding a resolution. Despite no substantial talks of a buyout, Tucker's future with the team remains uncertain. Similarly, Hyland has also been displeased with his role and is unlikely to break into the rotation.
The LA Clippers have sent home PJ Tucker and Bones Hyland from their road trip, with both expected to rejoin the team after the All-Star break. Tucker's absence is aimed at resetting his mindset after months of frustrations, while Hyland's departure comes amid trade interest from teams like the Timberwolves and Hornets. The team has had discussions with Tucker about his playing time, and there's a growing belief that the Clippers would consider trading Hyland for two second-round picks.
James Harden and P.J. Tucker arrived at the Crypto.com Arena after being traded to the LA Clippers from the Philadelphia 76ers. While the trade had not yet become official, they were warmly welcomed by their new teammates, including Russell Westbrook. Clippers' president Lawrence Frank and owner Steve Ballmer greeted the players, and Westbrook hinted at his approval of the trade. Harden and Tucker reunited with Westbrook in the locker room before the game, and Harden expressed his excitement. The trade is expected to become official on Wednesday, and the players are unlikely to play in the upcoming game against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Clippers will have four days off to integrate Harden and Tucker into the team before their next game.
The Philadelphia 76ers have shown increased resilience in this year's NBA playoffs, with P.J. Tucker and De'Anthony Melton credited with helping change the team's approach. The team has come back from deficits of 15 or more points eight times this season, compared to just one last year. The 76ers head into Game 5 against the Boston Celtics with momentum and a newfound ability to take a punch and keep fighting back.
The Philadelphia 76ers had a frank film session after losing Game 3 of their second-round series against the Boston Celtics. The team was honest with each other, and many players spoke up. The session seemed to have played a significant part in the Sixers' overtime win in Game 4. Coach Doc Rivers highlighted several strategic areas, and players were invited to say their piece. P.J. Tucker has been a vocal, veteran tone-setter on the team's honesty, and his message to Joel Embiid during the game was characteristically honest and effective.
Despite a disjointed performance, the Philadelphia 76ers took a 3-0 lead in their series against the Brooklyn Nets with a 102-97 win. Coach Doc Rivers and veteran P.J. Tucker see this kind of win as meaningful, as championship-caliber teams need to be able to win high-scoring, free-flowing games and grind-it-out slugfests. However, the Sixers have not been consistently impressive against the Nets, and it remains to be seen if their recent wins will ultimately be warning signs or encouraging ones.