LeBron James Wants To Cut Ties With Russell Westbrook

LeBron James was reportedly the driving force behind the Los Angeles Lakers trading Russell Westbrook instead of pursuing Buddy Hield or DeMar DeRozan last summer. But by midseason, when it became clear that the Lakers would not be in contention for the NBA title, James and his team wanted Westbrook gone. The team reportedly turned down an offer from the Houston Rockets that would have given John Wall to Westbrook in exchange for draft compensation, which irritated James and his camp. The Way Russell Westbrook Plays Needs To Alter The four-time MVP is reportedly pushing Los Angeles to go to any length to sign Kyrie Irving, his former championship teammate on the Cleveland Cavaliers. James, according to Dave McMenamin, still wants to be free of Westbrook. If nothing else, the Lakers will be forced to trade Westbrook due to an allegedly unhealthy dynamic between him and James. It's a dynamic the team should avoid, especially as it tries to make the most of James' final season and compete for another NBA title. On the other hand, according to a recent report, Westbrook, James, and Anthony Davis spoke on the phone and promised to work together this season. Darvin Ham, head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, has issued a possible warning to Russell Westbrook. Darvin Ham, the new head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, has spoken highly of Russell Westbrook and even praised the former MVP's mentality in recent weeks. It contrasts sharply with the Lakers' efforts to trade the triple-double king, as well as the rumored...

Charlotte Hornets Star Lamelo Ball Returns To The No. 1 Jersey Number

LaMelo Ball has played as number 2 for Charlotte Hornets since his rookie season. Playing as number 2, LaMelo Ball has achieved many milestones in his NBA career. Having his first-ever All-Star induction has averaged better than many players. Star Lamelo Ball Of The Charlotte Hornets Reclaims The No. 1 Jersey Number But one thing remains iffy for fans as LaMelo played number 2 since his introduction in the NBA. LaMelo Ball, who always played as number 1 in college, University, and even abroad, played as number 2 for his NBA franchise. Ahead of the 2022-23 season of the NBA, Charlotte Hornets point guard, the All-Star hooper, LaMelo Ball decides to return back to the trusty number 1 jersey. Why Switch To Number 1? There is no definitive reason behind this switch but in a recent interview, the All-Star Player mentioned how he agreed to play in number 2 for his older brother, Lonzo Ball who currently plays for the Chicago Bulls. "I'm not supposed to wear number 2 ever again in my life," said the 20-year-old Ball in a recent news video. Before making his NBA debut in 2020, the 20-year-old basketball sensation wore Number 1 throughout his whole career. Ball chose to wear the number 2 jersey in imitation of his elder brother Lonzo Ball of the Chicago Bulls since Malik Monk, a current Sacramento Kings player, wore the number 1 jersey with the Hornets. He wants to be just him out there because he felt like number 1 is just his, the All-Star added...

The Best Summer League Players In NBA History!!

The National Basketball Association hosts an off-season competition called Las Vegas Summer League, which is also known as NBA Summer League. NBA Summer League is a 75-game, 11-day off-season competition that traditionally takes place in July.  In NBA History, Who Are The Best Players From The Summer League? Rookies, sophomores, and G League players are usually the only ones allowed to play in Summer League. 30 teams will be competing this time. The league began on 7th July 2022 and ends on 17th July 2022. The California Classic and the Salt Lake City Summer League are two additional events in the current NBA Summer League.  Does the question arise who has been the best NBA player so far? The heat is intense among the players to become the star of the show. Up until this point, the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion have hosted some fairly outstanding playoffs. We can also see Santi Aldama, Bennedict Mathurin, and Tyrese Martin with their mind-blowing performances.  To find out the best among all, let's catch up on the progress of the players from 2018 till now. In 2018, Josh Hart, Lakers, the 23-year-old guard played in six games over the two weeks, averaging 24.2 points (on 47.1 percent shooting), 5.2 rebounds, and 1.5 steals, and was the MVP winner of the year. One may argue that Jackson, selected by the Grizzlies with the fourth overall choice in 2018, has the best potential of all the draft picks. He seemed at ease playing against opponents who were occasionally...

LeBron James Wants To Cut Ties With Russell Westbrook

LeBron James was reportedly the driving force behind the Los Angeles Lakers trading Russell Westbrook instead of pursuing Buddy Hield or DeMar DeRozan last...

Charlotte Hornets Star Lamelo Ball Returns To The No. 1 Jersey Number

LaMelo Ball has played as number 2 for Charlotte Hornets since his rookie season. Playing as number 2, LaMelo Ball has achieved many milestones...

The Best Summer League Players In NBA History!!

The National Basketball Association hosts an off-season competition called Las Vegas Summer League, which is also known as NBA Summer League. NBA Summer League...