The voice of the Sixers, Marc Zumoff, hooked up with perhaps the most famous Sixer of all-time, Allen Iverson, to talk about the 2018 squad.
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The Golden State Warriors are likely to keep Jonathan Kuminga, James Wiseman and Moses Moody beyond the upcoming trade deadline, sources tell Anthony Slater of The Athletic.
The Warriors are protective of their future at this juncture and aren’t in a mode of desperation to maximize the present.
The Warriors are not actively shopping any of that trio. Golden State believes Kuminga will be a playoff rotation contributor, while they don’t want to sell-low on Moody or Wiseman.
Chris Haynes ESPN Staff Writer Close Follow on Twitter Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr has traveled with the team to San Antonio and will watch Game 3 of the Western Conference finals against the Spurs from the locker room Saturday night, a team official told ESPN. It’s a clear sign that he
Warriors forward Draymond Green signed with Rich Paul’s agency Klutch Sports on Feb. 27, according to ESPN’s Marc Spears. Green was previously represented by B.J. Armstrong and the Wasserman Group. “Klutch is a cutting-edge company, it’s a pure environment, and I’ve grown to know
