Talent evaluators say it won’t be LiAngelo’s shoplifting incident that holds him back. It’s concerns that he’s not versatile enough on offense and not quick enough as a defender.
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There have been countless stories of NFL players finding out they’ve been traded via ESPN or Twitter rather than hearing first hand from their now-former club that they’ve been dealt. Take Kendall Fuller, for example. The cornerback was positive he wouldn’t be traded when the Washington Redskins acquired quarterback Alex Smith from the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this offseason. Fuller didn’t initially believe the reports he was reading on Twitter, but eventually, he got a call from the Redskins letting him know about the decision. But that’s not how things are done in New England. The Patriots sent shockwaves through the NFL on Tuesday when they traded wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the Los Angeles Rams
In case you haven’t noticed by now, LeBron James’ 13-year-old son, LeBron James Jr., is an absurdly talented young basketball player. LeBron Jr. showed off for Chris Paul in Day 1 of the John Lucas All-Star Weekend in Houston, and he continued to stun NBA guards as the tournament continued into Day 2. Playing for the North Coast Blue Chips, LeBron Jr. took on Drive Nation, which is coached by former LeBron Sr. teammate Mo Williams. The ex-Cavs guard had some lighthearted trash talk for the younger James ahead of the semifinal matchup, but LeBron Jr. would have the last laugh. The 13-year-old went on to lead his team to a tournament championship. His highlights from the day were incredible. While
