Heat rule out Vincent for Game 5 vs. CelticsHeat rule out Vincent for Game 5 vs. Celtics
Heat guard Gabe Vincent, who suffered a left ankle sprain during the fourth quarter of Game 4, will not play in Game 5 vs. the Celtics on Thursday.
Day: May 25, 2023
Police conduct Morant welfare check after postsPolice conduct Morant welfare check after posts
Police in Tennessee confirmed to ESPN that they conducted a welfare check on Grizzlies star Ja Morant following cryptic messages on social media.
Sources: Winger leaving as Clips GM to run WizSources: Winger leaving as Clips GM to run Wiz
Clippers GM Michael Winger has agreed to become president of Monumental Basketball, giving him full leadership of the Washington Wizards as well as the WNBA’s Mystics and the G-League’s Go-Go, sources told ESPN.
Jags add recently cut Broncos kicker McManusJags add recently cut Broncos kicker McManus
Kicker Brandon McManus has quickly found a new home, signing Thursday with the Jaguars after being released by the Broncos earlier this week.
Gabe Vincent Ruled Out For Game 5 With Ankle InjuryGabe Vincent Ruled Out For Game 5 With Ankle Injury
Gabe Vincent has been ruled out by the Miami Heat for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals at the Boston Celtics.
Vincent suffered an ankle injury during the second half of Game 4.
The Heat enter Game 5 with a 3-1 series lead.
Ravens gave Lamar Jackson way more than money in latest contractRavens gave Lamar Jackson way more than money in latest contract
The Baltimore Ravens are giving Lamar Jackson a historic contract — and more offensive freedom. Not that long ago, the commonly held belief among NFL fans was that Lamar Jackson would be leaving the Baltimore Ravens for greener pastures — both in a figurative monetary sense and in a more abstract, self-happiness sense. Well, it [...]
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Sixers Don’t Want To Pay James Harden Max ContractSixers Don’t Want To Pay James Harden Max Contract
In an appearance on ESPN’s Pardon the Interruption, Brian Windhorst said the Philadelphia 76ers do not want to pay James Harden the maximum that they are allowed in free agency.
“The 76ers have not shown an appetite to pay Harden the max; that’s why they asked him to take a pay cut last year,” Windhorst reported. “The Sixers are not really motivated to pay him that max salary if they don’t think anybody else is going to do it.
Harden is eligible to sign a four-year deal with the Sixers for over $210 million. Harden’s max deal with another team would be for $201.7 million over four years. Harden is functionally limited to signing a four-year contract due to the Over-38 rule.
‘Who else, right?’ Tkachuk puts Panthers in Final‘Who else, right?’ Tkachuk puts Panthers in Final
Matthew Tkachuk scored his third game winner of the playoffs with 4.9 seconds remaining to complete Florida’s sweep of Carolina and send the Panthers to their first Stanley Cup Final in 27 years.
Wizards Hire Michael Winger Away From Clippers To Run Front OfficeWizards Hire Michael Winger Away From Clippers To Run Front Office
The Washington Wizards have hired Michael Winger as president of Monumental Basketball. Winger will have full leadership of the franchise and also oversee the WNBA Mystics and the G League Go-Go.
Winger was hired away from the Oklahoma City Thunder by the Los Angeles Clippers in 2017 and worked under Lawrence Frank. Before working with the Thunder under Sam Presti, Winger was an executive with the Cleveland Cavaliers under GM Danny Ferry from 2005 to 2010.
Trajan Langdon was also a prominent part in the Wizards’ search.
Five keys to the Panthers’ surprising run to the Stanley Cup FinalFive keys to the Panthers’ surprising run to the Stanley Cup Final
This postseason, the Panthers have shocked the hockey world — except maybe themselves. Here’s how No. 8 seed Florida won the East.