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Jared McCain reveals that he cried when he was traded from the Philadelphia 76ers 🥲 “I was on the bus with the Sixers and we were heading to the airport in San Francisco. We just played Golden State I texted my agent for a gym in L.A. and he called me, and I think he’s calling me about the gym. He is like, ‘They’re about to trade you.’ About five minutes later, Daryl Morey called me and told me I was traded… it was pretty wild, and I started crying right then. Those are my brothers and still are my brothers to this day. It was definitely tough. They thought I was joking when I told them, and then I started crying. Then they were like, ‘Oh, this is serious.’ Then we got off the bus and they all came up to me and I still went on the plane with them to L.A. I still miss Philly to this day. I never was able to see my house again because we were on the road. It’s little things like that. I miss my routine, but I’m definitely blessed to be here.” (via @andscape)


"People get so mad at this take... Kobe's the 8th greatest player and he was never the best player in the world." @getnickwright breaks down the best player in the world during every season of Kobe's career... and why it was never him




@LosPollosTV what’s up man, just wanted to say I’m a big fan, I love your streams


Nick Wright on the debate if LeBron James tenure in LA was a success: “LeBron the record is 8 years with the Lakers, 7 trips to the playoffs. 2 seasons where they made a conference finals and 1 championship. And you’re going to have folks today earnestly genuinely try to argue that LeBron Lakers tenure was a failure. To which I would simply say or ask and don’t even add I’m not even asking you to add any age related qualifiers to it. Has Giannis 13 year Bucks career been a failure? Because in those 13 years, Giannis has 1 trip to the finals, 1 championship, and 1 trip to another conference finals and that’s the exact same thing as Bron in his 8 with the Lakers.” (Via @WhatsWrightShow)

LeBron is the only NBA player in history where you say "they have LeBron and 2 superstar teammates but they need more help" No matter the situation


Is there a version of Bron -or any player- that could give the Lakers a real chance in this series?



Nikola Jokić has never beaten a team in the playoffs with more than 50 wins. H/T @BetMGM



























