Oh do you want a LeBron James article? Maybe something that captures the incredible achievements that he’s made throughout this season and into the playoffs, somehow dragging what’s now regarded as one of his worst ever supporting casts into the NBA Finals.
Imagine being an NFL owner. All that money and all that success and you’re so terrified of your own players leaning on one knee rather than standing on two feet for a couple minutes every week that you come right out and ban the act altogether.
Corey Webster is back. It’s the biggest move the Breakers have made yet in this rather dramatic offseason, bringing back a bloke who has won three championships with the franchise, a player who was the MVP of the NZ NBL for the undefeated Wellington Saints in 2017.
There’s been a shadow hanging over this Cleveland Cavaliers season from the very start and that shadow takes the shape of LeBron James’ impending free agency… whatever shape that happens to be.
The Philadelphia 76ers are pretty good these days, if you didn’t hear. Aussie Ben Simmons is out there dishing the ball around and thumping massive dunks down while Cameroonian Joel Embiid can post up on anyone and his trash talk is already at an All Star level.
Plenty of stuff happened at the Oklahoma City Thunder this past season but you know Steven Adams is just gonna do his job no matter who his teammates are.
All season long the freshly united trio of Russell Westbrook, Paul George and Carmelo Anthony did just enough to keep the hype afloat. Then they got dumped out in the first round of the playoffs by the Utah Jazz in six games. What went wrong?
Whatever happens between now and next season, the Breakers are going to look extremely different. Since our last scribblings on the team there’s been one thing made very clear and that’s that Paul Henare’s focus on New Zealanders is over.