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Pistons rookies Isaiah Stewart, Saddiq Bey and Killian Hayes have seen plenty of opportunities this season. Nobody’s tossing around “Fab Five” to describe the collection of raw newcomers on the Detroit Pistons’ roster. That nickname was taken 30 years ago, becoming famous in the state of Michigan by one of the most memorable collections of young talent in college basketball history. Still, the Pistons are trying to accomplish a lot of the same things those Wolverines did with Chris Webb...

Brands show support for Derek Chauvin guilty verdict But some were called out for insensitive responses. by Sabrina Sanchez Free email bulletins

Game Preview #59: Wolves at Kings, Part I Share this story The Small Market Redemption First and foremost, all of us here at Canis Hoopus will continue to show our support towards social change and help spread awareness about racial injustices. While the verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin was a positive step, we urge all our readers and commenters to continue standing up for those who so desperately need our support. Thank you. Will Griffith provides excellent content for the Sacramento King...

USA TODAY The Minnesota Timberwolves huddled up following a 134-120 win over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday evening in what represented a rare victory during a challenging season. But the Timberwolves seemed more interested in discussing a much more important event that just took place. “We have the game ball and we dedicated that to George Floyd’s family,” Timberwolves guard Josh Okogie said. “I’m glad we were able to do that.” Countless NBA players and coaches reacted with relie...

Via Twitter Lakers fans were worried. Vivian, the super fan they knew from Twitter, was missing somewhere in Los Angeles and nobody had a lead on her whereabouts. To make matters worse nobody knew what her hair currently looked like, a product of a wig she was likely wearing due to her leukemia treatment. Some searched the streets, others amplified the message to find her, even Markieff Morris of the Lakers tweeted out info, trying to assist in the search. Hours later, news emerged that she’d...

Wolves 134, Kings 120: Hope Share this story DISCLAIMER: This preview is brought to you in part by with our friends, Will Griffith provides excellent content for the Sacramento Kings, hosts a podcast with former Kings head coach/GM/Broadcaster Jerry Reynolds, and is my best friend who constantly motivates me in life. I assure you, he will be one of the best follows for you on social media (@WillofThaPeople)! Will is going to toss me an assist by helping with the coverage of these trio of April...

Politicians, sports organizations speak following guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin trial | Live Blog Matthew Nuttle Replay Video UP NEXT Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all counts for the murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. The case reached every corner of the United States -- sparking protests over in cities large and small. In Northern California, activists have already started gathering in Cesar Chavez Plaza and Oak P...

LA Clippers Star Kawhi Leonard (Foot) Questionable vs. Minnesota Timberwolves LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is questionable to play against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night. Author: LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is questionable to play against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night. After missing his fourth-straight game on Friday night, LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard is officially listed as questionable to make his return for Sundays contest against the Minnesota Timberwolves, ...

Minnesota Teams Cancel Games Out Of Respect For Daunte Wright 62 With all the unrest taking place in Minnesota between the Derek Chauvin murder trial and the latest police killing involving Daunte Wright, the city has been at a breaking point with the ongoing protests. Out of respect for the recent police shooting death that took place earlier this week, sports teams in that area decided to postpone their respective games. The Minnesota Twins released a statement pertaining to the police shooti...

Kevin Durant scores 31 points in 27 minutes as Brooklyn blow out Minnesota, 127-97 Share this story The short-handed Nets took care of business in a long-handed way. Writ large. Without James Harden, LaMarcus Aldridge and Kyrie Irving, the Nets blew out the Timberwolves, 127-97, in a tense Minneapolis. The game, originally scheduled for Monday night, was postponed and played mid-afternoon without fans while protestors and police faced off in a nearby suburb following the killing of a young bla...