Day: September 26, 2024
From daredevil throws to dinks and dunks: How Daniel Jones’ aggressiveness disappearedFrom daredevil throws to dinks and dunks: How Daniel Jones’ aggressiveness disappeared
Lions rule Ragnow out for MNF game vs. SeattleLions rule Ragnow out for MNF game vs. Seattle
Zach Lowe Laid Off By ESPNZach Lowe Laid Off By ESPN
ESPN has laid off Zach Lowe as the network continues its series of cuts ahead of the end of their fiscal year in September. Lowe’s salary, which was more than $1 million per year, was the biggest factor in ESPN’s decision.
Lowe had been with ESPN for 12 years with him first joining Grantland.
ESPN also recently lost Adrian Wojnarowski from their NBA coverage with his sudden retirement.
Ranking the top 12 seniors for the 2024-25 men’s college basketball seasonRanking the top 12 seniors for the 2024-25 men’s college basketball season

Power Rankings: Which two new teams made the top five? Are the Panthers still No. 32?Power Rankings: Which two new teams made the top five? Are the Panthers still No. 32?
Rob Pelinka: Lakers Could Trade First-Round Picks To Secure Sustained ExcellenceRob Pelinka: Lakers Could Trade First-Round Picks To Secure Sustained Excellence
Los Angeles Lakers GM Rob Pelinka recently met with the media ahead of training camp. When the topic of roster building came up, Pelinka said he’s open to trading first-round picks if the right deal came along.
“I think the philosophy that (Lakers coach) JJ (Redick) and I are aligned on is we want to build sustainable Lakers excellence,” Pelinka said. “And I think, when we talk about moves, you can make a move that backfires. I think every GM has made a trade where he says, ‘Maybe that one wasn’t ideal.’ But every lens that we look through has to lead to sustainable Lakers excellence.”
Pelinka and Redick also said that they are working out a plan for getting LeBron James and his son Bronny on the court together. It’s expected that early in the season the James duo will become the first father-son combo to play together in an NBA game.
Derrick Rose Announces RetirementDerrick Rose Announces Retirement
In a post on Instagram, Derrick Rose announced his retirement. Rose played 16 seasons in the NBA and recently gave up his full salary for 2024-25 in a buyout from the Memphis Grizzlies.
Rose wrote lovingly about the game of basketball and all it gave him throughout his life in his retirement announcement. The 2011 NBA MVP also told several media outlets that it was time for him to give his all to his family.
Rose was drafted by the Chicago Bulls with the first overall pick at the 2008 NBA Draft. Three years later, Rose was named the NBA MVP. In Game 1 of the Bulls first-round playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers in 2012, Rose tore his ACL. He’d miss the entirety of the 2012-13 season before returning for the start of the 2013-14 season. Unfortunately, Rose would play just 10 games before tearing his right meniscus.
Rose went on to play for the New York Knicks (over two different stints), Cleveland Cavaliers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Detroit Pistons and Memphis Grizzlies. He appeared set for a 17th NBA season before asking for and receiving his release from the Grizzlies.