With over 100 players entering health and safety protocols, the question of whether the pandemic is ending soon comes to mind. As long as extensive COVID tests are being conducted, the NBA business will move forward.
What a crazy 48 hours it has been for the Miami Heat. After having their last game in San Antonio postponed, Miami had to find eight available players before Friday’s game against the Houston Rockets.
As everyone turns their calendars to 2022, the NBA is hoping the New Year will bring better fortune for them. COVID cases are surging through the league right now, leaving many teams fielding G-League level rosters.
Any first-year player in any sport will always spotlight them to perform at the highest level immediately after being drafted. Franz Wagner has been performing at the highest level like his rookie counterparts.
The Miami Heat lost two more players to COVID-19 protocols in Max Strus and Udonis Haslem. They faced a shorthanded Washington Wizards team on the front end of a back-to-back.
The NBA season is being strongly hit by COVID-19. Canceling games, players being placed in protocols, it will be interesting to see how this affects the rest of the season and the extremes that could happen. COVID is now starting to affect our rookie rankings, placing Evan Mobley, Scottie Barnes, and Cade Cunningham on the COVID reserves list. With a brand new week done around the association, let’s look at some new faces who have performed well.
The day after Christmas, the Miami Heat still found themselves shorthanded against the Orlando Magic. Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin returned, but Kyle Lowry entered health and safety protocols.
Want to learn the best betting tips that all professional NBA bettors use? Well, this expert guide is just for you! We have curated all the essential details regarding all the strategies that work their magic in betting.
The Los Angeles Lakers have so far been a disappointment this season. Their star-studded cast has failed to prove why they should be considered as a threat for a title. Los Angeles has had a target on their back since the season started and has failed to prove to teams that they should be afraid to compete against them
Unfortunately, the NBA headlines are being dominated by players entering the NBA’s COVID safety protocols. There has been a COVID outbreak in the NBA and it is causing some of the best players to miss games.
This past weekend, the Cleveland Cavaliers G-league affiliate team, the Cleveland Charge, debuted their “ugly sweater” jerseys for ugly sweater day. The Charge’s inaugural season began this year as the Charge called Canton home for over 10 years.
Heading into Tuesday’s matchup against the Indiana Pacers, the Miami Heat appeared to be the inferior team. However, Miami was prepared for the challenge. They took control of the first period and never looked back. Just about every Heat player made an impact in the team’s victory. With the win, Miami moves to 19-13 for the season. Here are four takeaways from Tuesday’s win over Indiana.
With over 100 players entering health and safety protocols, the question of whether the pandemic is ending soon comes to mind. As long as extensive COVID tests are being conducted, the NBA business will move forward.
What a crazy 48 hours it has been for the Miami Heat. After having their last game in San Antonio postponed, Miami had to find eight available players before Friday’s game against the Houston Rockets.
As everyone turns their calendars to 2022, the NBA is hoping the New Year will bring better fortune for them. COVID cases are surging through the league right now, leaving many teams fielding G-League level rosters.
Any first-year player in any sport will always spotlight them to perform at the highest level immediately after being drafted. Franz Wagner has been performing at the highest level like his rookie counterparts.
The Miami Heat lost two more players to COVID-19 protocols in Max Strus and Udonis Haslem. They faced a shorthanded Washington Wizards team on the front end of a back-to-back.
The NBA season is being strongly hit by COVID-19. Canceling games, players being placed in protocols, it will be interesting to see how this affects the rest of the season and the extremes that could happen. COVID is now starting to affect our rookie rankings, placing Evan Mobley, Scottie Barnes, and Cade Cunningham on the COVID reserves list. With a brand new week done around the association, let’s look at some new faces who have performed well.
The day after Christmas, the Miami Heat still found themselves shorthanded against the Orlando Magic. Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin returned, but Kyle Lowry entered health and safety protocols.
Want to learn the best betting tips that all professional NBA bettors use? Well, this expert guide is just for you! We have curated all the essential details regarding all the strategies that work their magic in betting.
The Los Angeles Lakers have so far been a disappointment this season. Their star-studded cast has failed to prove why they should be considered as a threat for a title. Los Angeles has had a target on their back since the season started and has failed to prove to teams that they should be afraid to compete against them
Unfortunately, the NBA headlines are being dominated by players entering the NBA’s COVID safety protocols. There has been a COVID outbreak in the NBA and it is causing some of the best players to miss games.
This past weekend, the Cleveland Cavaliers G-league affiliate team, the Cleveland Charge, debuted their “ugly sweater” jerseys for ugly sweater day. The Charge’s inaugural season began this year as the Charge called Canton home for over 10 years.
Heading into Tuesday’s matchup against the Indiana Pacers, the Miami Heat appeared to be the inferior team. However, Miami was prepared for the challenge. They took control of the first period and never looked back. Just about every Heat player made an impact in the team’s victory. With the win, Miami moves to 19-13 for the season. Here are four takeaways from Tuesday’s win over Indiana.
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