Morgan State Vice President and Director of Athletics Dena Freeman-Patton and Western Athletic Conference Commissioner Brian Thornton have been added to the National Invitation Tournament committee.Click here to read the full article…
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Not every gamble pays off. The Cavaliers just learned that the hard way. Remember back in February when Cleveland re-did its roster, shipping Isaiah Thomas, Channing Frye and its first-round pick to the Lakers for Larry Nance Jr. and Jordan Clarkson? That’s the reason Los Angeles will be able to sign another max player next to LeBron James. By getting rid of Clarkson’s four-year, $50 million contract (and Nance’s four-year, $6 million deal) for two expiring contracts, the Lakers opened up two max slots in their payroll for this summer. Now that Kawhi Leonard — set to make $21 million next year — is reportedly pushing for a trade to the Lakers, and the team is said to have called DeMarcus Cousins,
Houston coughed up a big early lead, but then rallied to finish off New York thanks to a late TD catch by DeAndre Hopkins.
The years of suffering might finally be coming to an end. According to multiple reports, San Antonio Spurs All-Star Kawhi Leonard wants a trade out of San Antonio, and the Los Angeles Lakers are his preferred destination. This isn’t the first time an All-Star small forward in his mid-20s has tried to force a trade to Los Angeles, but the Lakers have every reason to pull the trigger on a trade this year. With Paul George and LeBron James looking for a new place to call home, a trade for Leonard could make the Lakers an immediate favorite, even more so than they are now. With the 2018 NBA Draft less than a week away, a trade would likely have to be done sooner rather than later, going with the
