[SHOCKING!!!] Rajon Rondo Denies he Spitting on CP3?
Rondo denies spitting,”everyone wants to believe Chris Paul is a good guy”Whose side are you on in the beef:Team Rondo or Team CP3?
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LeBron set to Burn Out? Stephen A. says ‘ Lakers Need to ‘Slow it Down’
Stephen A. Smith is concerned with the Lakers’ pace and says Los Angeles “can’t sustain it” for an 82-game season. Max Kellerman likes the fast pace and still has faith in LeBron James to lead the Lakers to the playoffs, despite an 0-3 start to the season.
Lakers’ Ingram, Rondo and Rockets’ Paul Suspended
Los Angeles Lakers forward Brandon Ingram has been suspended four games without pay, Lakers guard Rajon Rondo has been suspended three games without pay, and Houston Rockets guard Chris Paul has been suspended two games without pay, for their roles in an on-court altercation with 4:13 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Rockets’ 124-115…
Rockets vs Lakers Fight with Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo and Brandon Ingram Ejected
In the fourth quarter between the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers, Brandon Ingram gets fouled by James Harden on a drive to the hoop. A scrum ensues, with Ingram being pulled back after shoving Harden. Chris Paul and Rajon Rondo then get into it, as CP3 puts a hand in Rondo’s face. Each point…
Shannon Compares LeBron’s LA Supporting cast to the Cavs
Skip and Shannon compare LeBron James’ supporting cast he has with Los Angeles Lakers to the one he had with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Stephen A.: Conor McGregor Deserves Rematch | First Take
Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman get into a heated debate on whether Conor McGregor deserves a rematch against Khabib Nurmagomedov after his loss at UFC 229.
NBA Top 5 Plays of the Night | September 30, 2018
Check out the top 5 plays of the night around the NBA, featuring Julius Randle, Jahlil Okafor, Gordon Hayward, LeBron James, and JaVale McGee The Top 5 of the night in the NBA, tailored down to the very best plays. Tell us your favorites in the comments!
NBA Rule Changes for 2018-19 Season
The NBA Board of Governors today unanimously approved rules changes in advance of the 2018-19 season. Beginning with the 2018 NBA preseason, the shot clock will reset to 14 seconds in offensive rebounding situations, as opposed to 24; the clear path foul rule will be simplified; and the definition of a “hostile act” will be…