Daily Archives: July 12, 2026

Brotherhood Summer League Update As Brown, Keel, And

Former Blue Devil Maliq Brown was in action Saturday night for the San Antonio Spurs in Summer League play, and the Spurs gave him 24 minutes, and he produced: Brown got 8 points and 8 rebounds, 4 of them offensive, and also had 2 steals and 1 block. Clearly, he’s making an impression. Also making an impression: on Friday night, …

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The Celtics filled the hole in their defense

In the wake of a franchise-altering Jaylen Brown trade, Brad Stevens spent the majority of his press conference hammering home the idea of optionality as a key to their path forward. The team has choices without locking themselves into any direction. It’s hard to remove the emotions from this trade, but leaning on one of Stevens’ other favorite sayings, we …

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Amile Jefferson Update! – Yahoo Sports

It was a bit surprising, at least to us, when Amile Jefferson left Duke for the Boston Celtics, but it’s clearly worked out well for him. Currently, the Celtics have him coaching their Summer League team in Las Vegas, and that’s just a chance to learn more. Advertisement In this article, he talks about learning from former Duke coach and …

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The night my dad saw Larry Bird play—The History in Green

My dad was born a few years before the Boston Celtics, in 1943, and he grew up playing basketball in the small town of Forestburg, South Dakota. His parents had traveled with his father’s construction crew in his early years, but settled down near the farm where his mother grew up when he reached school age. Advertisement He was a …

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Which Lions player would you like to grab dinner with?

Our relationship with professional athletes is always at a distance. But what if it wasn’t? The Detroit Lions have a ton of charasmatic players throughout their locker room, and I’m sure on more than one occasion you’ve wondered (or dreamed) about hanging out with them outside of the realm of football. So for today’s Question of the Day, let’s explore …

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The NBA Draft was full of players who lost to Michigan

To the surprise of no one, the Michigan Wolverines grabbed tons of headlines at last month’s NBA Draft, having three players selected in the span of four picks. Morez Johnson joins Dusty May in Dallas after being taken ninth-overall, and fellow lottery selections Yaxel Lendeborg (Golden State) and Aday Mara (Thunder) soon followed him in the lottery. These three names …

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Let’s Do It Again – Rockets VSL Game Two

Rockets Vs Raptors Time: 8:30 PM CST Watch: Prime Video, not sure if VSL is on SCHN? Location: Vegas And we’re back! NBA Las Vegas Summer League, the NBA’s trade convention plus basketball exhibition rolls on, with the 1-0 Rockets playing the 0-1 Raptors. Advertisement Tonight’s big question is whether #31 pick Bruce Thornton can continue to keep up his …

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Mark Few’s Gonzaga Suffers Major Late-Offseason Blow After 6’4″ Guard Makes Surprise Decision

Gonzaga Bulldogs head coach Mark Few suffered a big setback after sophomore point guard Mario Saint-Supéry decided to leave the program and return to Spain. The 6-foot-4 guard has signed a four-year professional contract with Valencia Basket. The news comes as a surprise, as Gonzaga had even practiced with Saint-Supéry less than 24 hours before. The setback is big for …

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