Big news for everyone coming shortly….. — Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 11, 2012 Part of the big news is that I found this dead rodent in my gym this morning!!!I think it’s a muskrat?! twitpic.com/a6jfqb — Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 11, 2012 Partnering up with @swish41 and heading to the Mavs…….. — Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 11, 2012 After sharing the type of photo that only Chris Kaman would share and call it a part of his “big news”, the center announced that he would
The Dwight Howard saga finally came to an end on Wednesday, at least for the Brooklyn Nets. After much anticipation of a possible trade between the Orlando Magic and the Nets, talks completely broke down and the one team that Howard desired is the only team that now appears to have no shot at acquiring the prized center. See how it broke down, along with a lot of official free agent signings in today’s news: Chris Sheridan explains the only way
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Dwight Howard will NOT get his wish. He will not play next season in Brooklyn. Sources close to the trade talks between the Magic and several NBA teams told SheridanHoops.com that the Nets dropped out of the bidding this afternoon, deciding to retain Brook Lopez, Kris Humphries and MarShon Brooks — the three key pieces they were willing to include (along with multiple first-round picks) in their trade offer for Orlando’s disgruntled superstar. The Magic remained engaged in discussions with the Houston
Lol why do u guys believe everything? No quotes from me = probably not true — Jeremy Lin (@JLin7) July 11, 2012 Tweet of the Day goes to Jeremy Lin, who had to debunk articles and reports from this morning that he was unhappy with the New York Knicks organization. Mitch Lawrence of New York Daily News reported the following: “He was surprised that the Knicks didn’t make the first move,’’ a league source said. “They know they’ve got to mend some
Word is that Clippers power forward Blake Griffin, who signed a massive contract with the team early on Wednesday, is supposed to spend some time with Hakeem “The Dream” Olajuwon over the summer to improve on his much-needed post game. Another part of his game that needs heavy work is his outside touch. Too often last season, Griffin hesitated when the ball found him away from the basket due to an inconsistent jump shot and became a liability from 15 feet and out. In
NEW YORK — Once the clock struck midnight on the East Coast and the calendar read July 11, NBA free agents were free to sign their deals and offer sheets. By the end of today, there will be a resolution to the Dwight Howard saga. “It’s all coming to a head (today),” a source close to the trade talks told SheridanHoops.com editor-in-chief Chris Sheridan. For everyone involved—the fans, press, players, agents, and owners—the past 11 days have been pretty exhausting. In all,
