Portland somehow prevailed in an epic Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals. It was the first 4 overtime game in the NBA playoffs since 1953.
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The goal with any trade in the NBA is for both teams to get better. Sometimes, one team wants to win now, while the other wants to shed salary and collect future picks. Other times, two teams have players that fit each other’s needs better than their own. The 2011 George Hill-Kawhi Leonard trade
Tyrese Haliburton and Anthony Edwards were two of the leaders of a young United States team at the 2023 FIBA World Cup. Haliburton said that experience was enough that both young guards want to continue to play for Team USA moving forward.
When asked how he felt about American-born superstars saying they wanted spots on Team USA for the 2024 Paris Olympics, Haliburton understood. Even though news that those players want to play this coming summer broke before Team USA was even home from the World Cup, Haliburton said that he and Edwards want to play for their country again.
“We all saw when we landed and kind of went our separate ways. And never really talked about it. I just know a lot of that group that was together, especially like me and Ant (Anthony Edwards), us two being two of the younger dudes there, we know that we both want to play for USA moving forward and kind of help, you know, the torch be passed.,” Haliburton said. “And it looks like this upcoming year is going to be, you know, the big guys want to play, and a lot of these guys probably want this to be their last run. But I think that me and Ant, we both feel like we were deserving to be on the team, and we would love to be on the team. I don’t even have to ask him, I already know. But it’s not up for us to decide. We’ve got to do what we can. We know we want to be a part of that – continuing what USA does.”
The 76ers apologized in a statement on Saturday after offensive tweets written by the father of forward Mike Muscala surfaced.
