Monthly Archives: September 2026

Last season’s shooting struggles won’t hold Derrick White back

Another year, another Celtics Media Day in the books. This is maybe my favorite part of the offseason. The team is assembled, the stakes are set, and all the new and returning faces are telling me exactly what I want to hear. Up until the playoffs rolled around, I had very little to complain about last season. The team exceeded …

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The best quotes of Hawks 2026 Media Day

The Atlanta Hawks are back and ready to start the 2026-27 season, and what better way to know they’re back than Media Day. It always feels like the first day of school, but it’s the time when players all come together and share with the media and fans what’s going through their minds ahead of the season. For the Hawks, …

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Open Thread: Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper grace GQ Hype

Yesterday was Media Day for the San Antonio Spurs. The players decked out in their uniforms and met with members of television, magazine, newspapers, and on-line sports broadcasting. The team members were in their home jerseys which underscores their unity but diminishes their individual style. Fortunately, GQ took some time to engage Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper in a photo …

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Conley confident heading into 20th season

Basketball is a young man’s sport. But Mike Conley, a 38-year-old who is entering his 20th season in the league, is determined to contribute in his new role with the Boston Celtics. Brad Stevens signed Conley to a one-year, $3.9 million deal earlier this summer but, after 19 seasons, it is unclear what he might bring to his fourth — …

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The ACC Has A History In The Final Four

Based on the historical record, the ACC is due. Arguably, overdue. Not that long ago the ACC was a regular supplier of Final Four entrants and NCAA champions. Fifteen ACC representatives captured national titles between the start of the conference in 1953-54 through UVa’s triumph in ’19. That’s an average of better than once every five years. Advertisement Rarely did …

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Kentucky Wildcat News: Injury onslaught continues for UK Basketball

Good morning BBN! The Kentucky Wildcats basketball season tip-off is only a few days away as the Cats will take the floor at Rupp Arena on Friday night for Big Blue Madness. Mark Pope’s first two seasons have been up and down, but one thing has been constant: Injuries. Advertisement The first season, it was Lamont Butler, Jaxson Robinson, Kerr …

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Brandon Ingram’s Injury News – Yahoo Sports

Former Duke star Brandon Ingram was recently traded to the Los Angeles Clippers, but he won’t be playing for a while, as he has had surgery for a partial Achilles tear and also a heel spur. There’s not a ton of information about his status, but our guess, for what it’s worth, is that it’s not as serious as what …

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What can veterans and the power of friendship do for the Brooklyn Nets?

“There’s a blueprint in the NBA right now where some of the best teams — guys really really enjoy spending time with each other.” I enjoyed this quote from Danny Wolf on Brooklyn Nets Media Day (which Collin Helwig admirably covered here, particularly all news items), because you typically hear “blueprint” regarding roster construction and team-wide traits like positional size …

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