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Derrick Rose Has Double Vision With Both Eyes Open

Derrick Rose Has Double Vision With Both Eyes Open

Derrick Rose’s broken orbital bone may keep him out for a while. He may be cleared to play by opening night, but that doesn’t mean he will. He hasn’t had a full contract practice since the injury and that’s primarily because of double vision when he has both eyes open. That can’t be good. [tweet [...]

October 15, 2015 Anou Enright Rumors 0

D-Rose Isn’t Opposed to Wearing a Mask for the Rest of His Career

D-Rose Isn’t Opposed to Wearing a Mask for the Rest of His Career

Derrick Rose is not afraid to get his Richard Hamilton on. As the Chicago Bulls point guard continues working his way back from yet another injury, this one a left orbital fracture, he has started wearing a protective mask. And while said mask may be intended to be worn only for a short time, until [...]

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Frank Vogel Believes 2015-16 Will Be the Year of Paul George

Frank Vogel Believes 2015-16 Will Be the Year of Paul George

Paul George is primed to have the best season of his NBA career—or so says Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel. Let’s cut right to the chase, with the help of Northeast Ohio Media Group’s Chris Haynes: Pacers coach Frank Vogel says he believes Paul George will have the best season of his career. — Chris [...]

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Lamar Odom’s Condition Worsens

Lamar Odom’s Condition Worsens

After being hospitalized a few days ago from what is being reported as a drug overdose, Lamar Odom’s condition was said to be getting better. However, per TMZ, his condition has worsened. We’ll continue to monitor the situation, as we all hope he’s able to make a full recovery. Lamar Odom’s condition has deteriorated, and [...]

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NBA Western Conference Preview

NBA Western Conference Preview

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Byron Scott Wants Lakers to Shoot More 3-Pointers

Byron Scott Wants Lakers to Shoot More 3-Pointers

The Warriors defied odd last season by winning the NBA Championship as a jump shooting team. Many thought it couldn’t be done. It helps when you have tremendous shooters. Perhaps Byron Scott was taking note in L.A., because he’s on record as saying he wants the Lakers to shoot more 3s this year. This is [...]

October 14, 2015 Anou Enright Rumors 0

It Seems Rajon Rondo and George Karl Actually Love Each Other

It Seems Rajon Rondo and George Karl Actually Love Each Other

Rajon Rondo? Butt heads with his head coach? Nah. At least, not this head coach. Rondo recently got cute with the media, admitting that things between he and the Sacramento Kings head coach weren’t all dandelions and daisies. The video of his initial comments can be seen below: “It’s not been going too well,” Rondo [...]

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Lillard (Once Again) Says There Was No Ill Will Between Himself and Aldridge

Lillard (Once Again) Says There Was No Ill Will Between Himself and Aldridge

Damian Lillard and LaMarcus Aldridge are no longer teammates. Which, for the record, has nothing to do with a lack of synergy from when they were teammates. Once Aldridge decided to leave the Portland Trail Blazers for the San Antonio Spurs in free agency, it was assumed that Lillard’s meteoric rise, not just through the [...]

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D-Rose Might Not Play in Bulls’ Regular-Season Opener

D-Rose Might Not Play in Bulls’ Regular-Season Opener

The Chicago Bulls will begin their 2015-16 campaign on Tuesday, October 27. And they may not have Derrick Rose in the lineup. Rose is still recovering from a fractured left orbital, and the timetable behind his return is not conducive to an opening night appearance. As Bulls head coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters, per ESPN.com’s [...]

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NBA Agent Calls Lakers ‘Hopeless’

NBA Agent Calls Lakers ‘Hopeless’

The view from the outside of the Los Angeles Lakers is becoming increasingly divergent. That’s what happens when a team loses 116 games in two seasons. It doesn’t matter how many banners they still have hanging, or how much they believe better days are just around the corner. Protracted losing breeds contempt. It doesn’t just [...]

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