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Miles “Deuce” McBride became a father and an author, in short order. Within days of daughter Ace’s birth, McBride announced the release of his children’s book on Amazon, “Deuce: The Champion of Friendship,” a story of basketball and empathy as a uniting force.
New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson swatted away criticism he received for expressing his condolences to the family of conservative pundit Charlie Kirk, demanding detractors “unfollow” him on social media.
Is there a Knicks trade in the works? The question became more relevant Friday morning as sources confirmed that Malcolm Brogdon, the veteran point guard and recent Sixth Man of the Year, is signing with New York on a non-guaranteed deal.
PHNX Sports fired sports writer Gerald Bourguet over social media comments he made on the death of Charlie Kirk. Bourguet, a Suns beat reporter, wrote a series of posts on X that set off an uproar on the platform after the conservative political commentator was shot and killed during an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.
The Brooklyn Nets and Ziaire Williams finally put pen to paper Monday on the contract they had agreed upon way back in June. It’ll be for two years and $12.5 million, but it’s exactly how the Nets signed Williams that provides a little insight into their plans going forward.
Carmelo Anthony never won a championship or even reached the NBA Finals during his 19 seasons in the NBA, but the popular former Knicks forward deservedly will reach the personal pinnacle of the sport when he is enshrined Saturday into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Los Angeles Clippers' owner Steve Ballmer is calling on the NBA to investigate other teams accused of circumventing the league's salary cap in his first comments since being the target of a probe involving Kawhi Leonard's endorsement deal.
The NBA is looking into a report that Clippers star Kawhi Leonard allegedly signed a $28 million no-show marketing agreement to circumvent the salary cap. “We are aware of this morning’s media report regarding the LA Clippers and are commencing an investigation,” NBA spokesperson Mike Bass told The Post in a statement.
Hours after Pablo Torre reported on his podcast that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer allegedly worked around the cap with a $28 million no-show marketing agreement for Kawhi Leonard, former Mavericks head Mark Cuban not only backed Ballmer, but said he did nothing wrong.