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Grizzlies add Jay Huff
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Grizzlies add Jay Huff
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Michael Scotto: The Memphis Grizzlies have agreed to a two-way contract with center Jay Huff, league sources told @hoopshype. Huff has played for the Lakers, Wizards, and Nuggets over the past three seasons. pic.twitter.com/ej7SGscj4R
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope on recent Nuggets playoff run: We had no gas, we felt like the Lakers should have beaten us
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ClutchPoints: “We had no gas. We felt like the Lakers should have beat us. We was down every game.” Kentavious Caldwell-Pope on the Nuggets’ disappointing postseason run in 2024 🗣️ (via @TheVolumeSports) pic.twitter.com/i9QMyxvwfw
Junior Bridgeman, who played for the Milwaukee Bucks from 1975 to 1984, laughed. What the woman didn’t know was that the recently-retired Bridgeman wasn’t merely working at that Wendy’s location. The 6-foot-5 former wing owned it — and others across the city. But Bridgeman understood her point. Salaries for players then weren’t that high by today’s standards. In Bridgeman’s 12-season career, which included a stint with the LA Clippers, he made about $2.95 million and never more than $350,000 in a season. After his career, he built a fast-food empire that, at its peak, totaled more than 450 restaurants nationwide. He became a Coca-Cola bottling distributor with territory across three states and into Canada. He bought Ebony and Jet magazines. His estimated net worth soared to nearly $600 million, behind just Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and LeBron James, among NBA players.
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And while the buzz that surrounded Bronny, and now Bryce, rises to unique heights, that plight is one that fellow NBA sons can relate to. “He’s getting a lot of hate for no reason, just because he’s LeBron’s son. LeBron has a lot of haters,” said Cayden Boozer, a five-star point guard expected to end up at either Duke (like his father, Carlos), Miami or Florida. “He’s still a rookie. He was the 55th pick. I don’t know why they’re expecting, like, that he’s supposed to be the next generational player. He has to become his own player. You have to let that happen.”
Jorge Sierra: Biggest share of minutes given to drafted players in the 21st century: 29. Miami: 27.36% 28. New York: 27.63% 21. LA Lakers: 36.75% 5. Boston: 48.68% Would you guess the Top 3? hoopshype.com/lists/ranking-…
Stephen Curry on 2012 Olympics: 'I didn’t get picked because I wasn’t on the level I needed to be'
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“In 2012, I didn’t get picked because I wasn’t on the level I needed to be,” said Curry about the 2012 USA Basketball gold medal team that included Durant, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook and James Harden. “In ’16, I was coming off the Finals run and I didn’t feel I would get the rest I needed to get ready for the next season. And in 2020, it was a COVID year. And just that whole process, I don’t remember what was going on family wise. But it wasn’t a good time for me. “[Warriors teammate] Draymond [Green] played. He won twice (2016 and 2020). So, obviously I was watching him and missed out. This year, the stars aligned. It feels great. I’ve obviously had some time off for the ramp-up and Paris. It is all really cool.”