It was a day to celebrate in the Bay Area.
Curry’s “night night” mic drop, other highlights from Warriors’ championship parade — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Expect all the contenders to lob a call to Tucker and his agent.
Report: P.J. Tucker opts out of $7.4 million with Heat to test free agent market — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
After his agent – Rich Paul – talked him out of accepting a (reportedly $60 million) contract extension last offseason, Miles Bridges is set to earn far more as a restricted free agent this summer.
Report: Hornets hesitant to match max offer sheet to Miles Bridges — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Grant Williams made huge strides for the Boston Celtics in his third NBA season. So, while he’s under contract for the 2022-23 campaign, it’s plausible the Celtics eventually will pursue a long-term contract extension with the 23-year-old forward. And what would Williams’ next deal look like? Well, an anonymous Eastern Conference executive recently weighed in […]
NBA Exec Kicks Around Idea For Grant Williams’ Next Celtics Contract — NESN.com
BOSTON, MA – June 20: The Red Sox call up infield prospect Jeter Downs speaks to the media in the dugout at Fenway Park on June 20, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Matt Stone/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)The last time the Red Sox went to Toronto, they had to shuffle their rotation to make sure…
Red Sox notebook: Tanner Houck to remain in bullpen, will miss upcoming Toronto series due to vaccination status — Boston Herald
Robbie Ray lost a no-hitter with two outs in the seventh inning on a grounder that bounced off his own glove in the Seattle Mariners’ 8-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.
Mariners’ Ray loses no-hit bid on ball off his own glove — MLB | NBC Sports
The Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors competed in a hard fought NBA Finals series, where there were just as many verbal and physical sparring sessions as there were games played. Chief among the instigators were Grant Williams and Draymond Green. As is usually the case, the two biggest tough guys on either side took […]
Celtics’ Grant Williams Talks Post-Finals Embrace With Draymond Green — NESN.com
The initial emotion the Warriors’ stars had after winning their fourth NBA title in eight years was joy, so much so that they were overcome with tears. 1,153 more words
Warriors never forget: All the ways the NBA champs called out their naysayers — East Bay Times
Steph Curry was overcome with emotion after securing another championship ring Thursday night in Boston. Curry celebrated after several big shots in the second half of the Warriors’ 103-90 Game 6 win over the Celtics to secure their fourth league title in eight years. 488 more words
Tearful Steph Curry celebrates his fourth NBA championship: ‘You can never take this for granted’ — Marin Independent Journal
SEATTLE — Just like they drew it up. The Angels’ superstar duo of Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani carried the team to a badly needed 4-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Thursday night. Trout drove in all of the Angels’ runs with a pair of two-run homers and Ohtani pitched six scoreless innings, helping…
Mike Trout hits 2 home runs, Shohei Ohtani shines on mound in Angels’ win — Pasadena Star News
Does the phrase ever get tired to read, or to say? The Golden State Warriors are NBA champions. Clearly, it doesn’t for the core trio of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, who have now led Golden State to four titles in eight years. They capped off the title run with a 103-90 win…
What the Warriors are saying after winning their fourth NBA title in eight years — East Bay Times
BOSTON— If they are to rebound from their first two-game losing streak of the postseason and fight off elimination, the Celtics will have to summon a level of energy that wasn’ t apparent at the end of their Game 5 loss on Monday night. Ime Udoka has admitted that after four rounds and 24 games of playoff basketball, compounded by an increased minutes load for his…
Jayson Tatum says no time for Celtics to worry about fatigue — The Denver Post
The view from left field 