Beginning Nov. 29, Los Angeles will become the third NBA city to employ sweeping COVID-19 vaccine mandates that will impact its NBA teams, joining New York and San Francisco.
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Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni wasn’t exactly thrilled with his team’s shootout win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night. ”I didn’t think we played very good,” said D’Antoni, disappointed by his club’s defensive effort as both squads set season scoring highs in Houston’s 142-130 victory. James Harden, who led Houston with 24 points and 10 assists, also acknowledged the defense could have been better.
While the Phoenix Suns had a disappointing season and need to upgrade their roster around Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal, the franchise doesn’t want to trade its stars and there are no trade requests coming.
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith fueled rumors of Booker potentially wanting to play for the New York Knicks, but there were to subsequent reports by any other media members to back up the assertion. The Suns went on to hire Mike Budenholzer to replace Frank Vogel, and Phoenix is set to run it back.
“I know Stephen A. Smith mentioned Devin Booker,” said Zach Lowe on his podcast. “I continue to hear, regardless of what Mat Ishbia and James Jones say publicly about ‘We’re not trading anybody,’ I continue to hear that there is no Devin Booker, like, trade request coming. Not in the foreseeable future anyway.”
Booker cannot become a free agent until 2028.
Boston battled with Houston on the second night of a back-to-back, shutting down Harden when it mattered most.
