The Washington Wizards had agreed in principle to trade for Trevor Ariza, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, but now that deal is dead because the Memphis Grizzlies have two guys with the same last name, and there was confusion over who was in the deal. The two in question are the Brooks’
James Harden will attempt to snap his team out of its road woes Saturday night when the Houston Rockets visit the Memphis Grizzlies for his encore performance after a 50-point triple-double two days earlier. Harden’s big night helped the Rockets complete a 2-0 homestand with a 126-111 victory over
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bojan Bogdanovic excitedly slammed the ball to the floor as the final second ticked off and a stunned crowd headed for the exits. For the entire night, 76ers center Joel Embiid electrified Philadelphia fans with one of the best individual performances of the season. In the end, it
Giannis Antetokounmpo exploded for 44 points Friday, tying his career high, to propel the Bucks at Cleveland and dispel the memories of a disappointing midweek performance.
Brooks was here. Then he wasn’t. How a three-team deal fell apart in a very public way thanks in part to the name game.
The Suns were expecting to receive Austin Rivers and two role players from the Grizzlies, one of whom they thought was Dillon Brooks. Except that’s not what Memphis had in mind. They wanted to trade former Net MarShon Brooks and when that came to light, the whole deal started to crumble and — about
Stephen Curry’s comments questioning whether man ever landed on the moon, which he’s since said were joking in nature, were enough to get him trolled by the host Sacramento Kings on Friday night.
Try following along here. Trevor Ariza was reportedly on his way to join the Wizards, but the trade fell through because of a simple miscommunication.
The veteran wing is reportedly headed back to Washington in a three-team trade involving the Suns and Grizzlies.
The Wizards completed a three-way deal on Friday night with the Phoenix Suns and Memphis Grizzlies that will send Trevor Ariza back to Washington.
