Throughout his tenure as Sacramento Kings owner, Vivek Ranadive has overstepped, given high-profile jobs to people WITHOUT basketball experience, & practiced nepotism. The Kings will only be successful when he SELLS THE TEAM. Read more in my latest: etraintalkssports.wordpress.com/2025/12/17/kin…

Kudo's to you Ethan Minton and thank you for doing this. Nothing will truly change as long as Vivek has a say in this organization.

“… every fifth game.”

I guess they turned three more corners already?

New video: Why do 70s/80s/90s players look "unskilled"? I spent hours on this. Rulebooks, archives, player testimonials. What I found: it's not about skill. It's about rules that were fundamentally different. The evidence: 📌 In the 1980-81 rulebook, your hand had to stay on

LeBron James on Deni Avdija: “He’s a big-time player. He’s really good.” (via Mind the Game)

Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, and Austin Rivers pick Deni Avdija over Chet Holmgren for the 2026 NBA all-star They think Deni has a heavier load on his shoulder - he is first option (Chet is 3rd), and the fact Deni led the team to a play-in spot for now, something not many

If you don't follow it up with some context to point out the idiocy of that reasoning, you are viewed as acting as a mouthpiece of the organization. Not that hard to understand, is it?

Paraphrasing Project Runway? Wow.

Perfect.

Whatever.

"Always look for the good in any situation."

NEW from me: Four (4) NBA teams — the Sacramento Kings, Atlanta Hawks, Minnesota Timberwolves, and Charlotte Hornets — share one thing in common: a minority investor who sold a warehouse ICE is converting into a detention center. it's the latest [eyeblack]

Nights like tonight for the Celtics fall under the Pop theory (I attribute it to him, because he was the first one I heard say this): Eight times a year, you can't do anything wrong and you're winning no matter what. Eight times a year, you can't do anything right and you're