“The biggest thing for us is the 30 minutes we get to spend with them in the interview,” said Trent Redden, the Clippers’ assistant general manager who was part of their big contingent here. “Although they have been coached better and better, you still get a little bit of their perspective
After the Warriors lost to the Rockets in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals, Golden State fans weren’t thrilled. One of those fans was Mary Babers, who’s the mother of Draymond Green. In her postgame tweets, she called out Kevin Durant for not passing the ball enough. But don’t think
OAKLAND, Calif. – Stephen Curry has absolutely no concerns about his 3-point touch, so he’s counting on the first one he takes going in. “I have confidence in myself and my teammates have confidence in me to do what I need to do,â€� the two-time MVP said Friday. “Never worry about it because I know
Jacob deGrom matched his career high with 13 strikeouts Friday in a 3-1 win over the D-backs at Citi Field, allowing one run in seven innings in his first unabbreviated start of the month. Michael Conforto provided plenty of early offense for the Mets, matching a career best with four hits — including a pair of RBI knocks against D-backs starter Zack Godley.
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Warriors stars Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant shrugged off Curry’s shooting slump, with both men underscoring their confidence in Curry’s play.
The news became real to Austin Meadows on Thursday night, when he received a text message from Kimera Bartee. The Pirates’ first-base coach told Meadows that the time had come, that he was coming to Pittsburgh to help a first-place team continue to win games.
Whit Merrifield’s lead-off double turned into a run for Kansas City in the bottom of the first inning.
Following up on his PGA Tour career-best round on Thursday, Marc Leishman had a 5-under 66 at the AT&T Byron Nelson on Friday, breaking the 36-hole tournament record previously shared by Tiger Woods.
The news became real to Austin Meadows on Thursday night, when he received a text message from Kimera Bartee. The Pirates’ first-base coach told Meadows that the time had come, that he was coming to Pittsburgh to help a first-place team continue to win games.
