Within the past week, rumors have circulated that current point guard John Wall of the Houston Rockets wants a trade. Houston acquired Wall last offseason as part of the Russell Westbrook deal with the Washington Wizards.
The Boston Celtics revamped their roster this offseason. After a disappointing 2020-2021 NBA season that was riddled with injuries and stagnation, Boston decided to make big changes.
NBA rosters are filled out for the most part and little money is left to be spent. The best free agency value signings have already been completed.
The Boston Celtics made some moves this offseason with the roster and coaching staff, but is it enough to make a run?
The NBA Draft just concluded and the newly added recruits are heading to their new organizations. This year’s draft class was filled with pick swaps, surprising picks, and big trades. Within the first pick selection, the league saw a huge trade that sent Washington Wizards guard Russell Westbrook to the Los Angeles Lakers for Kyle Kuzma, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and Montrezl Harrell and the 22nd pick in the draft.
The Miami Heat have been pursuing Bradley Beal for years. Despite the Heat’s interest, the Washington Wizards guard has remained loyal to the franchise with hopes of winning there. He led the team to the playoffs after a slow start to the season. But now, the Wizards guard could be considering a move elsewhere.
In an emergency edition of Hail Mary’s and Hoops podcast, Jeff Pratt is joined by Jeremy Guerin to break down the Bradley Beal trade rumors flying around.
Portland Trail Blazers superstar guard Damian Lillard will be requesting a trade in the coming days. Lillard has spent the last nine seasons with the team that drafted him, and the team had not shown great improvement from year to year. The team has been stuck as a Western Conference playoff squad but has very little success past the first round.
The chances of finding a highly-touted rookie late in the draft is rare, but perhaps Boston already has such a player on its roster. So where could this sneaky good rookie come from?
The Boston Celtics are revamping their organization after a disappointing 2020-2021 season. Danny Ainge stepped down as the president of basketball operations after 18 years with the team, his final move being the promotion of head coach Brad Stevens to his position.
The NBA has seven new coaching vacancies following the 2020-2021 NBA season. Some teams have the ideal coaching situations. As the team has a playoff-caliber roster, young talent, or both. Head coaches want to see success with their team, as most would prefer to come into an organization that has winning features. While other teams have neither the roster nor the talent to entice premiere coaches to join their organization. These NBA vacancies are either Ideal for coaches or shaky for coaches going into the 2021-2022 NBA season.
A season of disappointment and pain for the Boston Celtics has mercifully come to an end at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets.
Within the past week, rumors have circulated that current point guard John Wall of the Houston Rockets wants a trade. Houston acquired Wall last offseason as part of the Russell Westbrook deal with the Washington Wizards.
The Boston Celtics revamped their roster this offseason. After a disappointing 2020-2021 NBA season that was riddled with injuries and stagnation, Boston decided to make big changes.
NBA rosters are filled out for the most part and little money is left to be spent. The best free agency value signings have already been completed.
The Boston Celtics made some moves this offseason with the roster and coaching staff, but is it enough to make a run?
The NBA Draft just concluded and the newly added recruits are heading to their new organizations. This year’s draft class was filled with pick swaps, surprising picks, and big trades. Within the first pick selection, the league saw a huge trade that sent Washington Wizards guard Russell Westbrook to the Los Angeles Lakers for Kyle Kuzma, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and Montrezl Harrell and the 22nd pick in the draft.
The Miami Heat have been pursuing Bradley Beal for years. Despite the Heat’s interest, the Washington Wizards guard has remained loyal to the franchise with hopes of winning there. He led the team to the playoffs after a slow start to the season. But now, the Wizards guard could be considering a move elsewhere.
In an emergency edition of Hail Mary’s and Hoops podcast, Jeff Pratt is joined by Jeremy Guerin to break down the Bradley Beal trade rumors flying around.
Portland Trail Blazers superstar guard Damian Lillard will be requesting a trade in the coming days. Lillard has spent the last nine seasons with the team that drafted him, and the team had not shown great improvement from year to year. The team has been stuck as a Western Conference playoff squad but has very little success past the first round.
The chances of finding a highly-touted rookie late in the draft is rare, but perhaps Boston already has such a player on its roster. So where could this sneaky good rookie come from?
The Boston Celtics are revamping their organization after a disappointing 2020-2021 season. Danny Ainge stepped down as the president of basketball operations after 18 years with the team, his final move being the promotion of head coach Brad Stevens to his position.
The NBA has seven new coaching vacancies following the 2020-2021 NBA season. Some teams have the ideal coaching situations. As the team has a playoff-caliber roster, young talent, or both. Head coaches want to see success with their team, as most would prefer to come into an organization that has winning features. While other teams have neither the roster nor the talent to entice premiere coaches to join their organization. These NBA vacancies are either Ideal for coaches or shaky for coaches going into the 2021-2022 NBA season.
A season of disappointment and pain for the Boston Celtics has mercifully come to an end at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets.
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