Dillon Brooks, who has been a key cog in the Grizzlies’ surprising season and is Memphis’ second-leading scorer at 18.4 points a game, could miss three to five weeks at a minimum, sources told ESPN Sunday, due to an ankle injury.
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With a 51-point outing in Game 1 of the 2018 NBA Finals, it’s clear that LeBron James isn’t giving up on his Cleveland Cavaliers, but that isn’t stopping media from speculating about his free agency decision this summer. Rumored landing spots include Houston, Philadelphia and Los Angeles,
NBA commissioner Adam Silver told top team executives “time is running out” on starting the 2020-21 season before Christmas to potentially salvage hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, sources said.
The Utah Jazz find themselves hovering around .500 after an impressive start. That has many around the NBA believing Utah is ready to listen to offers for almost their entire roster.
The Jazz are expected to take forward Lauri Markkanen and center Walker Kessler out of the mix, but will listen to proposals involving anyone else. Markkanen is in the midst of a breakout season, and Kessler has had an impressive rookie season.
Utah has been rumored for months to be open to moving veteran Mike Conley, Jordan Clarkson, Malik Beasley, Rudy Gay and Kelly Olynyk. All five of those players have contracts that could expire following the season. Clarkson and Gay both have player options, the Jazz have a team option for Beasley, while Conley and Olynyk are both partially guaranteed for next season.
