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Spurs ride Lonnie Walker IV past the Kings Share this story Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports With under 90 seconds to play, Spurs were up 5. Like they have done so often this season in late game scenarios they went to their closer; DeMar DeRozan. On the left wing DDR caught the ball looking to size up his opponent, a double came and just like DeMar has said all year long, if a team doubled he would trust his teammates. This is what he did. DeMar gave the ball up to Lonnie Walker IV who had Delon Wright, a great defender in his own right on him. Lonnie went one on one and drove to the rim, as he ...

The Pacers will look to the court for a refuge from recent rumors swirling around the team.

On the latest episode of Orange Is the New Black, Ace Boogie & Zim took the airwaves with Sacramento Kings guard Kyle Guy. They discussed how Kyle became a Bengals fan, what it was like to be an All-American, and whether he’s Team Sewell or Team Chase. On the show, the crew discussed: How Kyle Guy became a Bengals fan Team Chase or Team Sewell Virginia’s miracle March Madness run in 2019 Potential targets for the Bengals in the 2021 NFL Draft Be sure to give it a listen! If you want to check out our podcasts, including all Orange and Black Insider content, it is available here on CJ, the...

Apr 14, 2021 - 9:19 AM ET Making the Final Four and winning the national title during March Madness takes a team effort, but among those championship teams is always one standout player named the most outstanding player.  March Madness MVP odds is a relatively new betting market in most jurisdictions, but there can certainly be value found—especially if you have a good feeling which team will be crowned champion on April 5. Update: Jared Butler cashed in as March Madness MVP in 2021. Butler was available at +500 prior to the national championship game and interestingly was the pre-tournam...

Milwaukee Bucks recall Mamadi Diakite from the G-League Share this story Photo by Chris Marion/NBAE via Getty Images The Milwaukee Bucks have recalled former Virginia Cavaliers star Mamadi Diakite from the Lakeland Magic of the NBA G League, the organization announced on Wednesday. Diakite has yet to appear in a NBA game this season. In his 12 games so far in his rookie season, the Guinea native has averaged 18.5 points on 58% shooting, 10.3 rebounds, 2.1 blocks, and 2.1 assists per game. He also ranks third among G League players in player efficiency. Diakite closed out February with a huge ...