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Monday, November 24, 2014

In the latest NBA News



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Is this how it will likely be for Parsons for the rest of his career in Houston or at least for as long as he keeps returning wearing the blue jersey of the Mavericks?
This is the question that is on many people’s minds as Parsons returned to the Toyota Center to play against his former team. The fans showed hostility towards the former Rocket as they booed him each time he had the ball.
Parsons indicated that his former team the Rockets, were not willing to offer him a good enough contract for him to stay with them. The player was offered a more lucrative contract worth about $46 Million by the Mavericks. Players’ contractual disputes always make NBA News and Parsons is by no means the last NBA player to find himself in this kind of situation.

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In another story that made NBA News, NBA commissioner Adam Silver needs a wing man to help his bid to get sports betting legalized in the United States, Mark Cuban is just a text message or phone call away.
The following is taken from an interview that Silver did with the New York Times as his remarks made the latest NBA News.
“I agree 100 percent,” Cuban said Saturday night before his Mavs played the Rockets at the Toyota Center. “I think we’re the world’s biggest hypocrites when we say, ‘Oh, we don’t want you betting on our games,’ and then we get all excited about the sports betting line and people go to Vegas on trips won from the NBA or NFL. I mean, it’s hugely hypocritical.

“I just think that Adam did the exact right thing. I think by focusing on the federal regulations and making the changes there, that it will change. It’s just a question of when. I think over the next three to five years, it will change.”

“All you’ve got to do is look overseas,” Cuban said. “You can go and legally bet on the NBA in the U.K. and a bunch of other countries, and they’re actually big customers of NBA video.

“It’s crazy that we allow it in the rest of the world but it’s really upsetting that sports leagues don’t think Americans are good enough to gamble on our sports, but the rest of the world is. That’s un-American.”

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 A scoring error was made during the Milwaukee Bucks-Toronto Raptors game on Nov. 21 at Air Canada Centre, which impacted the final score of the game but not the final outcome of the game. The announcement, which made NBA News, was made on Saturday by the association.
John Henson was incorrectly credited with a 3-point field goal when he made a jump shot in the lane with 1:44 remaining in the fourth quarter.  The final score of the game is Toronto 124, Milwaukee 82 after the game’s statistics were corrected. Henson, who has made NBA News before, saw his scoring total changed to six points in the official box score as a result of this.

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Players’ injuries always make NBA News. Jose Calderon is no exception as making his season debut Saturday for the New York Knicks after missing the first 13 games with a strained right calf.
Calderon is in the starting line-up against the Philadelphia 76ers and we are hoping that he will give a performance that will make NBA News on his debut.

 

In the latest NBA News



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The suspension given to Charlotte's Jeffery Taylor by Commissioner Adam Silver is in the latest NBA News. ''Excessive, without precedent and a violation of the Collective Bargaining Agreement'' is how the suspension was described by the executive director of the NBA Players Association.
Taylor made NBA News after being suspended for 24 games without pay on Wednesday.  The forward pleaded guilty last month to misdemeanor domestic violence assault and malicious destruction of hotel property. Taylor will lose nearly $200,000 of his $915,000 salary this season.
According to the league, Taylor will get credit for the 11 games he has missed, and will sit out an additional 13 for a total which is slightly more than one-fourth of the league's 82-game schedule.

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In other NBA News:"I was feeling good, I think the best I've felt in the NBA," Rubio said Thursday, almost two weeks after severely spraining his left ankle in a game against Orlando on Nov. 7.  I was feeling like I'd found my tempo. I was leading the team. But it's something that happened, you can't take it back. Just have to get back as soon as possible to help the team and feel that way again."
This is what Rubio said in a interview that he did after getting injured and making NBA News again.

Rubio signed a four-year, $55 million extension on Oct. 31 and then had 17 assists in a loss to Chicago the next night before collecting 14 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds in a win over Brooklyn to start a six-game road trip on Nov. 5.
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In other NBA News, the NBA says there will be a Basketball without Borders camp in New York in February during All-Star weekend.
The camp will be held Feb. 13-15 at Baruch College and feature the top 40 players born in 1997 from Africa, the Americas, Asia/Pacific and Europe. They will work with NBA, WNBA, and international players and coaches.

Basketball without Borders camps, run by the NBA and basketball governing body FIBA, began in 2001 and has been held in 19 countries on five continents. There have been 33 campers who went on to be drafted by NBA teams.
The players are not only making NBA News for what they do on the court but for the charitable work that they do off it as well.

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An ambiguously titled sneaker which has the No. 3 - Iverson's number - on each back heel and the red, white and blue colors of the Philadelphia 76ers has made the latest NBA News. Neither Iverson nor the Sixers are named on the sneaker or on the branding for the shoe, which were expected to be released later this year or in early 2015.
Iverson's lawyer sent a letter to Nike this week objecting to the shoe.
Nike spokesman KeJuan Wilkins said in a statement Thursday that the version of the shoe Iverson protested won't hit stores.
The retired player who made NBA News throughout his career protested against the new sneaker because of a contract which he signed with Reebok, a rival company to Nike.

Monday, November 17, 2014

The latest NBA News



Welcome to the basketball watch blog which will bring you all the stories making NBA News. You might want to keep up with the players, coaches from you favorite team. If they made the latest NBA News, you will surely find them here on this blog.

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Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony aggravated an injury during New York's 117-113 loss Tuesday night to the Milwaukee Bucks.

Anthony returned to the locker room in the second round to get his left knee re-taped. Anthony said he injured his knee after hitting the floor while scrambling for a loose ball.

Anthony, who has also made NBA News on many occasions said his knee has been sore since New York's 95-90 win on Oct. 30 at Cleveland.

Anthony scored 26 points against the Bucks. Coach Derek Fisher said he didn't know if it was "anything major," and that he thought Anthony would be OK.

The player also made NBA News after the Knicks gave him a five-year, $124 million contract in the offseason to stay in New York.

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New York Knicks’ guard Iman Shumpet  has made the latest NBA News as he is set to return to the starting line up on Tuesday night against the Milwaukee Bucks after a right hip contusion forced him to sit out a game.
Derek Fisher indicated that his player felt good and would not have a minutes’ restriction. Shumpert is New York’s second-leading scorer with an average of 12.4 point.
Rookie forward Cleanthony Early who has already made NBA News had a successful surgery on his right knee Tuesday night. The player is expected to miss at least a month’s action in the NBA.

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A sprained right wrist will cause Timberwolves center Nikola Pekovic to miss at least the next three games.  The announcement made NBA News after Coach Flip Saunders reported the player’s progress on Tuesday.
This means that he will not play in home games this week against the Knicks, Spurs and Kings. Saunders, says Pekovic will be re-evaluated at the start of next week after getting injured against last week against Dallas.
The big man from Montenegro has made NBA News before as he has missed huge chunks of game time due to various ankle and foot ailments over the last two seasons.

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LeBron James, who has made NBA News for since he started playing in the league says that he does not see the San Antonio Spurs as having developed a rivalry with the Cavs. This statement was made despite the fact that James has faced them three times in the NBA Finals.
James rather described the Spurs as the “blueprint” for winning titles in the latest NBA News which were released on Tuesday. James faces the Spurs on Wednesday night for the first time since he faced them when he last played for the Miami Heat. The Heat lost to the Spurs in five games in last season’s finals.

Keep visiting this blog as we will continue to bring you the latest NBA News throughout the season and will update you on all the major headlines making NBA News. The players, coaches and the teams will be featured.

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