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Sat Oct 12 201923:00Davis hurt, Nets finish sweep of Lakers in China, 91-77Giannis AntetokounmpoPFBucksFree Agent
Kostas AntetokounmpoPFLakersFree Agent
Aron BaynesCSunsFree Agent
Avery BradleySGLakersFree Agent
Mikal BridgesSFSunsFree Agent
Kentavious Caldwell-PopeSG/SFLakersFree Agent
Alex CarusoPGLakersFree Agent
Zach CollinsPFTrailblazersFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Kyrie IrvingPGNetsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
Cameron JohnsonSFSunsFree Agent
Tyler JohnsonSGNetsFree Agent
DeAndre JordanCNetsFree Agent
Frank KaminskyPFSunsFree Agent
Caris LeVertSGNetsFree Agent
Damian LillardPGTrailblazersFree Agent
Kelly OubreSFSunsFree Agent
Taurean PrincePFNetsFree Agent
Rajon RondoPGLakersFree Agent
Dario SaricPFSunsFree Agent
Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers did not get out of China unscathed.Davis will have tests Sunday to determine the full severity of a right thumb injury, which the Lakers have initially diagnosed as a sprain. He got hurt in the first quarter of the Lakers' 91-77 loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday at Shenzhen in the finale of the NBA China Games series.Caris LeVert scored 22 points on 8 for 11 shooting for Brooklyn, which swept the two matchups between the clubs in China. Taurean Prince scored 14 for Brooklyn, and DeAndre Jordan grabbed 11 rebounds in 19 minutes.Avery Bradley led the Lakers with 14 points. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 11.The encouraging sign for the Lakers is that Davis — who has a history of being plagued by injuries throughout his career — continued to play for a few minutes after getting hurt while attempting to block a shot. He and LeBron James both shot 2 for 7 and scored six points apiece for the Lakers; James, like Davis, played the entire first quarter... [More]
Sat Oct 12 201911:29Davis hurt, Nets finish sweep of Lakers in China, 91-77Giannis AntetokounmpoPFBucksFree Agent
Kostas AntetokounmpoPFLakersFree Agent
Avery BradleySGLakersFree Agent
Kentavious Caldwell-PopeSG/SFLakersFree Agent
Alex CarusoPGLakersFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Kyrie IrvingPGNetsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
DeAndre JordanCNetsFree Agent
Caris LeVertSGNetsFree Agent
Taurean PrincePFNetsFree Agent
Rajon RondoPGLakersFree Agent
Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers did not get out of China unscathed.Davis will have tests Sunday to determine the full severity of a right thumb injury, which the Lakers have initially diagnosed as a sprain. He got hurt in the first quarter of the Lakers' 91-77 loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday at Shenzhen in the finale of the NBA China Games series.Caris LeVert scored 22 points on 8 for 11 shooting for Brooklyn, which swept the two matchups between the clubs in China. Taurean Prince scored 14 for Brooklyn, and DeAndre Jordan grabbed 11 rebounds in 19 minutes.Avery Bradley led the Lakers with 14 points. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 11.The encouraging sign for the Lakers is that Davis — who has a history of being plagued by injuries throughout his career — continued to play for a few minutes after getting hurt while attempting to block a shot. He and LeBron James both shot 2 for 7 and scored six points apiece for the Lakers; James, like Davis, played the entire first quarter... [More]
Fri Oct 11 201922:29Kings forwards Ariza, Giles to miss last 2 preseason gamesTrevor ArizaSFTrailblazersFree Agent
Harry GilesCKingsFree Agent
Hollis ThompsonSFKingsFree Agent
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Sacramento Kings forward Trevor Ariza will miss the final two preseason games after he had a procedure to remove a lipoma from his back.The Kings said Ariza had the procedure Friday and would be re-evaluated after the preseason finale against Melbourne United on Wednesday.In addition, forward-center Harry Giles is sidelined by a sore left knee and also is likely to miss the last two preseason games. He underwent an MRI on Sept. 30.Sacramento signed forward Hollis Thompson, who averaged 16.6 points per game with the Phoenix Suns G League affiliate last season.The Kings open the regular season Oct. 23 at Phoenix.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Fri Oct 11 201917:39Kings forwards Ariza, Giles to miss last 2 preseason gamesTrevor ArizaSFTrailblazersFree Agent
Harry GilesCKingsFree Agent
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Sacramento Kings forward Trevor Ariza will miss the final two preseason games after he had a procedure to remove a benign tumor from his back.The Kings said Ariza had the procedure Friday and would be re-evaluated after the preseason finale against Melbourne United on Wednesday.In addition, forward-center Harry Giles is sidelined by a sore left knee and also is likely to miss the last two preseason games. He underwent an MRI on Sept. 30.The Kings open the regular season Oct. 23 at Phoenix.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Thu Oct 10 201917:49Pacers exercise contract options on Leaf, Aaron HolidayDarren CollisonPGPacersFree Agent
Aaron HolidayPGPacersFree Agent
Cory JosephPGKingsFree Agent
T.J. LeafPFPacersFree Agent
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Pacers have exercised contract options on TJ Leaf and Aaron Holiday.Leaf was the team's first-round draft pick in 2017 and has averaged 3.4 points and 1.9 rebounds in his first two seasons in the league. The 6-foot-10, 225-pound forward is expected to play a bigger role this season.Holiday showed promise as a rookie. The 6-1 point guard and 2018 first-round pick scored 5.9 points and dished out 1.7 assists in 2018-19 and should log more minutes now that point guard Darren Collison and backup Cory Joseph are no longer on the roster.Indiana also signed veteran guard Walt Lemon Jr., who played with Boston, Chicago and New Orleans over the past two seasons.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Thu Oct 10 201909:09Irving, playing with face fracture, leaves Nets-Lakers earlyKyrie IrvingPGNetsFree Agent
Rajon RondoPGLakersFree Agent
SHANGHAI (AP) — Brooklyn guard Kyrie Irving left the team's preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers about one minute after tip-off after taking a hit to the face.Irving was attempting to play through a facial fracture, an injury that occurred in a pickup game last month. He was wearing a clear mask in an effort to protect his face, but appeared to bump into Lakers guard Rajon Rondo while playing defense just 1:06 into the contest.Irving's face made contact with Rondo's upper arm. The Nets guard immediately winced in pain, took the mask off and motioned to the bench that he needed a substitute.The Nets said Irving would not return to the game.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Thu Oct 10 201908:19Irving, playing with face fracture, leaves Nets-Lakers earlyKyrie IrvingPGNetsFree Agent
Rajon RondoPGLakersFree Agent
SHANGHAI (AP) — Brooklyn guard Kyrie Irving left the team's preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers about one minute after tip-off after taking a hit to the face.Irving was attempting to play through a facial fracture, an injury that occurred in a pickup game last month. He was wearing a clear mask in an effort to protect his face, but appeared to bump into Lakers guard Rajon Rondo while playing defense just 1:06 into the contest.Irving's face made contact with Rondo's upper arm. The Nets guard immediately winced in pain, took the mask off and motioned to the bench that he needed a substitute.It was not immediately clear if Irving would return to the game.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Wed Oct 9 201923:19Protesters show support for Hong Kong at Wizards gameNickeil Alexander-WalkerPG/SGPelicansFree Agent
Giannis AntetokounmpoPFBucksFree Agent
Tony BradleyCJazzFree Agent
Luka DoncicSGMavericksFree Agent
Andre DrummondCCavaliersFree Agent
Blake GriffinPFPistonsFree Agent
De'Andre HunterSFHawksFree Agent
Jonathan IsaacSFMagicFree Agent
Luke KennardSGPistonsFree Agent
Zach LaVineSGBullsFree Agent
Brook LopezCBucksFree Agent
Khris MiddletonSFBucksFree Agent
Donovan MitchellSGJazzFree Agent
Jahlil OkaforCPelicansFree Agent
Otto PorterSFBullsFree Agent
Kristaps PorzingisPFMavericksFree Agent
Davon ReedSGHeatFree Agent
Duncan RobinsonSG/SFHeatFree Agent
Derrick RosePGPistonsFree Agent
Terrence RossSGMagicFree Agent
Terry RozierPGHornetsFree Agent
Dion WaitersSGGrizzliesFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
Trae YoungPGHawksFree Agent
Protesters handed out T-shirts and held up signs in support of Hong Kong on Wednesday night when the Washington Wizards hosted a team from the Chinese Basketball Association.The Wizards beat the Guangzhou Long-Lions 137-98 in a game that included more than a half-dozen protests inside Capital One Arena over the NBA's ongoing rift with the Chinese government.Protesters handed out "Free Hong Kong" T-shirts on the street outside the arena before the exhibition game. The protesters, who said they were from Freedom House, held up signs reading, "Shame the NBA," ''South Park was right" and "Memo to the NBA: Principles over profit! No censorship! USA loves Hong Kong."The problems between the NBA and China began after Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey posted a tweet last week that showed support for anti-government protesters in Hong Kong.The NBA has not apologized for Morey's remarks.A Freedom House spokeswoman said some members were planning to protest inside during the game. A spokeswoman... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201916:29Amid rift with China, will the NBA be forced to apologize?James HardenSGRocketsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
When major corporations have done something to anger Chinese authorities in recent years, the playbook has called for one thing: an apology.Marriott issued one. So did Delta. Mercedes-Benz, too.The NBA, embroiled in a rift caused by a tweet expressing support for pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, has avoided going that route — for now. But with billions at stake from things like merchandise sales and media rights, some experts are wondering if anything other than an apology from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver will mend this fence, especially with the Chinese indicating that is what they want."I think that Commissioner Silver might have to do what everyone in our country doesn't want him to have to do," said Windy Dees, a sports marketing expert at the University of Miami. "He may have to say, 'I understand that your government, your political system, your culture, your ideologies are different than ours and we shouldn't push our beliefs on you.'""And that's exactly what Americans... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201916:09Amid rift with China, will the NBA be forced to apologize?James HardenSGRocketsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
When major corporations have done something to anger Chinese authorities in recent years, the playbook has called for one thing: an apology.Marriott issued one. So did Delta. Mercedes-Benz, too.The NBA, embroiled in a rift caused by a tweet expressing support for pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, has avoided going that route — for now. But with billions at stake from things like merchandise sales and media rights, some experts are wondering if anything other than an apology from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver will mend this fence, especially with the Chinese indicating that is what they want."I think that Commissioner Silver might have to do what everyone in our country doesn't want him to have to do," said Windy Dees, a sports marketing expert at the University of Miami. "He may have to say, 'I understand that your government, your political system, your culture, your ideologies are different than ours and we shouldn't push our beliefs on you.'""And that's exactly what Americans... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201915:19Amid rift with China, will the NBA be forced to apologize?James HardenSGRocketsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
When major corporations have done something to anger Chinese authorities in recent years, the playbook has called for one thing: an apology.Marriott issued one. So did Delta. Mercedes-Benz, too.The NBA, embroiled in a rift caused by a tweet expressing support for pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong, has avoided going that route — for now. But with billions at stake from things like merchandise sales and media rights, some experts are wondering if anything other than an apology from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver will mend this fence, especially with the Chinese indicating that is what they want."I think that Commissioner Silver might have to do what everyone in our country doesn't want him to have to do," said Windy Dees, a sports marketing expert at the University of Miami. "He may have to say, 'I understand that your government, your political system, your culture, your ideologies are different than ours and we shouldn't push our beliefs on you.'""And that's exactly what Americans... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201911:19Column: NBA walks on the right side of a fine line in ChinaJames HardenSGRocketsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
If the NBA really wanted to make a statement it should have never issued a statement, much less two.No need to complicate things when two team owners had already genuflected to the irate citizens of China. Or when James Harden took it upon himself to apologize to an entire nation.The simple path for the NBA was to do what the creators of the show "South Park" did this week after finding themselves caught between an authoritarian regime that tolerates no dissent and the pile of cash that doing business in China can bring.Admit what is really important."Like the NBA, we welcome the Chinese censors into our homes and into our hearts," Trey Parker and Matt Stone said in a statement of their own. "We too love money more than freedom and democracy."The "South Park" creators, of course, make their millions by being funny. And there's a lot to chuckle about in a post that, among other things, declares that the leader of China doesn't really look like Winnie the Pooh after all.There's nothing funny... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201902:58Column: Freedom of speech has its consequences for NBAJames HardenSGRocketsFree Agent
LeBron JamesPGLakersFree Agent
If the NBA really wanted to make a statement it should have never issued a statement, much less two.No need to complicate things when two team owners had already genuflected to the irate citizens of China. Or when James Harden took it upon himself to apologize to an entire nation.The simple path for the NBA was to do what the creators of the show South Park did this week after finding themselves caught between an authoritarian regime that tolerates no dissent and the pile of cash that doing business in China can bring.Admit what is really important."Like the NBA, we welcome the Chinese censors into our homes and into our hearts," Trey Parker and Matt Stone said in a statement of their own. "We too love money more than freedom and democracy."The South Park creators, of course, make their millions by being funny. And there's a lot to chuckle about in a post that, among other things, declares that the leader of China doesn't really look like Winnie the Pooh after all.There's nothing funny... [More]
Wed Oct 9 201901:39Blazers party like it's 1970 in the preseasonMario HezonjaSFTrailblazersFree Agent
Nikola JokicCNuggetsFree Agent
Paul MillsapPFNuggetsFree Agent
Mason PlumleeCNuggetsFree Agent
Hassan WhitesideCTrailblazersFree Agent
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Trail Blazers kicked off their 50th anniversary season with a preseason game where it all started, Portland's Memorial Coliseum.The Blazers played at the Memorial Coliseum for 25 seasons from 1970-95 before moving to the Rose Garden, now the Moda Center. On Tuesday night the Blazers opened the preseason against the Denver Nuggets, the first of several special events to be held surrounding the anniversary.Blazers coach Terry Stotts wore a burnt-orange leisure suit for the occasion, and fans were entertained by organ music.But the Nuggets spoiled the party with a 105-94 victory, led by Paul Millsap's 14 points. Mario Hezonja paced the Blazers with 12 points.There were several former Portland players and executives on hand, including Geoff Petrie, who was named Rookie of the Year with the Blazers that first season and later became the team's general manager. He said he remembers when the Blazers were drawing just 3,500 a game."We had a lot of fun there for that brief... [More]
Tue Oct 8 201900:28Dunkfest: Zion shows high-flying skills in preseason debutLonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Derrick FavorsCPelicansFree Agent
Jaxson HayesCPelicansFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
De'Andre HunterSFHawksFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Cam ReddishSGHawksFree Agent
Vince CarterSFHawksFree Agent
Kenrich WilliamsPFPelicansFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
ATLANTA (AP) — Zion Williamson may not be quite as tall as billed.He still soared in his first NBA preseason game Monday night.Showing off the high-flying talents that made him one of the most anticipated rookies in years, Williamson turned in a ferocious slam less than 2 minutes into his debut with the New Orleans Pelicans and dunked it two more times before the first half was done against the Atlanta Hawks."This isn't high school or college anymore," Williamson said. "You've got to go up strong. So I went up strong and I was able to finish."It was quite the close-range repertoire.One with the right hand.One with the left hand.One with both hands.Williamson finished with 16 points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals, helping the Pelicans to a 133-109 victory over the Hawks before a much larger crowd — announced at 15,441 — than what normally be expected in Atlanta for a weeknight exhibition between two teams that failed to make the playoffs last season."I didn't expect that... [More]
Mon Oct 7 201923:18Dunkfest: Zion shows high-flying skills in preseason debutLonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Derrick FavorsCPelicansFree Agent
Jaxson HayesCPelicansFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
De'Andre HunterSFHawksFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Cam ReddishSGHawksFree Agent
Vince CarterSFHawksFree Agent
Kenrich WilliamsPFPelicansFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
ATLANTA (AP) — Zion Williamson may not be quite as tall as billed.He still soared in his first NBA preseason game Monday night.Showing off the high-flying talents that made him one of the most anticipated rookies in years, Williamson turned in a ferocious slam less than 2 minutes into his debut with the New Orleans Pelicans and dunked it two more times before the first half was done against the Atlanta Hawks."This isn't high school or college anymore," Williamson said. "You've got to go up strong. So I went up strong and I was able to finish."It was quite the close-range repertoire.One with the right hand.One with the left hand.One with both hands.Williamson finished with 17 points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals, helping the Pelicans to a 133-109 victory over the Hawks before a much larger crowd — announced at 15,441 — than what normally be expected in Atlanta for an exhibition between two teams that failed to make the playoffs last season."I didn't expect that many people... [More]
Mon Oct 7 201923:18Milwaukee tops Chicago 122-112 despite resting GiannisJustin AndersonSFNetsFree Agent
Giannis AntetokounmpoPFBucksFree Agent
Lonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
Mo BambaCMagicFree Agent
Bradley BealSGWizardsFree Agent
DeAndre' BembrySFHawksFree Agent
Eric BledsoePGBucksFree Agent
Sterling BrownSGBucksFree Agent
Jordan ClarksonSGJazzFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Andre DrummondCCavaliersFree Agent
Wayne EllingtonSGKnicksFree Agent
Markelle FultzPGMagicFree Agent
Darius GarlandPGCavaliersFree Agent
Taj GibsonCKnicksFree Agent
Aaron GordonPFMagicFree Agent
Rui HachimuraPFWizardsFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Jonathan IsaacSFMagicFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Kevin KnoxSFKnicksFree Agent
Zach LaVineSGBullsFree Agent
Alex LenCKingsFree Agent
Brook LopezCBucksFree Agent
Robin LopezCBucksFree Agent
Lauri MarkkanenPFBullsFree Agent
Frank MasonPGBucksFree Agent
Wesley MatthewsSGBucksFree Agent
Khris MiddletonSFBucksFree Agent
Marcus MorrisSFClippersFree Agent
Kevin PorterSGCavaliersFree Agent
Julius RandlePFKnicksFree Agent
Derrick RosePGPistonsFree Agent
Tristan ThompsonCCavaliersFree Agent
Nikola VucevicCMagicFree Agent
Moritz WagnerCWizardsFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
Christian WoodCPistonsFree Agent
Trae YoungPGHawksFree Agent
Robin Lopez and Frank Mason III both scored 14 points to lead the Milwaukee Bucks over the Chicago Bulls 122-112 in preseason action on Monday night.Milwaukee didn't play most of its major contributors, including last year's league Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetokounmpo, Eric Bledsoe and Khris Middleton.Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said before the game that most of them had a good scrimmage on Sunday so he didn't want to play them in what was essentially a back-to-back stretch.All five of the Bucks' starters scored in double figures. Brook Lopez scored 13 points, Sterling Brown added 12 points and nine rebounds and Wesley Matthews scored 10.Zach LaVine led the Bulls with 16 points. Lauri Markkanen added 14 points, making 4 of 8 of his 3-point attempts.PELICANS 133, HAWKS 109Jrue Holiday led New Orleans with 21 points and Zion Williamson scored 16, including several highlight-reel dunks.Williamson, the No. 1 overall pick in June's draft, threw down his first preseason dunk, a tomahawk... [More]
Mon Oct 7 201922:58Milwaukee tops Chicago 122-112 despite resting GiannisJustin AndersonSFNetsFree Agent
Giannis AntetokounmpoPFBucksFree Agent
Lonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
Mo BambaCMagicFree Agent
Bradley BealSGWizardsFree Agent
DeAndre' BembrySFHawksFree Agent
Eric BledsoePGBucksFree Agent
Sterling BrownSGBucksFree Agent
Jordan ClarksonSGJazzFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Andre DrummondCCavaliersFree Agent
Wayne EllingtonSGKnicksFree Agent
Markelle FultzPGMagicFree Agent
Taj GibsonCKnicksFree Agent
Aaron GordonPFMagicFree Agent
Rui HachimuraPFWizardsFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Jonathan IsaacSFMagicFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Kevin KnoxSFKnicksFree Agent
Zach LaVineSGBullsFree Agent
Alex LenCKingsFree Agent
Brook LopezCBucksFree Agent
Robin LopezCBucksFree Agent
Lauri MarkkanenPFBullsFree Agent
Frank MasonPGBucksFree Agent
Wesley MatthewsSGBucksFree Agent
Khris MiddletonSFBucksFree Agent
Marcus MorrisSFClippersFree Agent
Larry NancePFCavaliersFree Agent
Cedi OsmanSFCavaliersFree Agent
Kevin PorterSGCavaliersFree Agent
Julius RandlePFKnicksFree Agent
Derrick RosePGPistonsFree Agent
Tristan ThompsonCCavaliersFree Agent
Nikola VucevicCMagicFree Agent
Moritz WagnerCWizardsFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
Christian WoodCPistonsFree Agent
Trae YoungPGHawksFree Agent
Robin Lopez and Frank Mason III both scored 14 points to lead the Milwaukee Bucks over the Chicago Bulls 122-112 in preseason action on Monday night.Milwaukee didn't play most of its major contributors, including last year's league Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetokounmpo, Eric Bledsoe and Khris Middleton.Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said before the game that most of them had a good scrimmage on Sunday so he didn't want to play them in what was essentially a back-to-back stretch.All five of the Bucks' starters scored in double figures. Brook Lopez scored 13 points, Sterling Brown added 12 points and nine rebounds and Wesley Matthews scored 10.Zach LaVine led the Bulls with 16 points. Lauri Markkanen added 14 points, making 4 of 8 of his 3-point attempts.PELICANS 133, HAWKS 109Jrue Holiday led New Orleans with 21 points and Zion Williamson scored 16, including several highlight-reel dunks.Williamson, the No. 1 overall pick in June's draft, threw down his first preseason dunk, a tomahawk... [More]
Mon Oct 7 201922:18Dunkfest: Zion shows high-flying skills in preseason debutLonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Derrick FavorsCPelicansFree Agent
Jaxson HayesCPelicansFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
De'Andre HunterSFHawksFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Cam ReddishSGHawksFree Agent
Vince CarterSFHawksFree Agent
Kenrich WilliamsPFPelicansFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
ATLANTA (AP) — Zion Williamson may not be quite as tall as billed.He still soared in his first NBA preseason game Monday night.Showing off the high-flying talents that made him one of the most anticipated rookies in years, Williamson turned in a ferocious slam less than 2 minutes into his debut with the New Orleans Pelicans and dunked it two more times before the first half was done against the Atlanta Hawks.It was quite the close-range repertoire.One with the right hand.One with the left hand.One with both hands.Williamson finished the first half with 11 points, five rebounds and two assists, helping the Pelicans to a 75-61 lead over the Hawks before a much larger crowd than what normally be expected in Atlanta for an exhibition between two teams that failed to make the playoffs last season.Of course, the score was irrelevant. This was chance to see the future of the NBA for the first time — not counting his brief stint in the Las Vegas Summer League — and Williamson did not disappoint,... [More]
Mon Oct 7 201921:38Dunkfest: Zion shows high-flying skills in preseason debutLonzo BallPGPelicansFree Agent
John CollinsPFHawksFree Agent
Anthony DavisPFLakersFree Agent
Derrick FavorsCPelicansFree Agent
Jaxson HayesCPelicansFree Agent
Jrue HolidaySGPelicansFree Agent
De'Andre HunterSFHawksFree Agent
Brandon IngramSFPelicansFree Agent
Damian JonesCHawksFree Agent
Cam ReddishSGHawksFree Agent
Vince CarterSFHawksFree Agent
Kenrich WilliamsPFPelicansFree Agent
Zion WilliamsonPFPelicansFree Agent
ATLANTA (AP) — Zion Williams may not be quite as tall as billed.He still soared in his first NBA preseason game Monday night.Showing off the high-flying talents that made him one of the most anticipated rookies in years, Williamson turned in a ferocious slam less than 2 minutes into his debut with the New Orleans Pelicans and dunked it two more times before the first half was done against the Atlanta Hawks.It was quite the close-range repertoire.One with the right hand.One with the left hand.One with both hands.Williams finished the first half with 11 points, five rebounds and two assists, helping the Pelicans to a 75-61 lead over the Hawks before a much larger crowd than what normally be expected in Atlanta for an exhibition between two teams that failed to make the playoffs last season.Of course, the score was irrelevant. This was chance to see the future of the NBA for the first time — not counting his brief stint in the Las Vegas Summer League — and Williamson did not disappoint, though... [More]
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