From the Valley: A Love Letter to the Matrix
Dear Shawn, You have been running through our minds lately. In the playoffs’ opening round, it was as we watched Jae Crowder and Torrey Craig battle the ADs (both Davis and Drummond) for...
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Dear Shawn, You have been running through our minds lately. In the playoffs’ opening round, it was as we watched Jae Crowder and Torrey Craig battle the ADs (both Davis and Drummond) for...
FILM STUDY: Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Brooklyn’s frontcourt is suddenly in flux Share this story Photo by Elsa/Getty Images Credit to LaMarcus Aldridge. After a storied 15-year career with five All-NBA selections and seven All-Star berths, the Dallas native did the right thing. With perhaps his best opportunity to date to come away with glimmering hardware — rings, trophies, recognition, and all the rest — Aldridge chose a life of family, friends, security, and good health over the glory. LaMarcus listened to his body, that harrowing sense of fear he so distinctly describ...
Stop me if you’ve heard this before but the Brooklyn Nets big man rotation is full of questions. We look at the impact of LaMarcus Aldridge’s sudden retirement on the team.
Oregon State lands a 7-foot-2 center in Maryland transfer Chol Marial Updated Apr 14, 2021; Posted Apr 14, 2021 Maryland center Chol Marial (15) played two years for the Terrapins, averaging 1.3 points and 1.3 rebounds a game. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)Getty Images Facebook Share Chol Marial, a 7-foot-2 center who played two years at Maryland, announced Wednesday that he is transferring to Oregon State. Marial, rated by ESPN as the No. 58 prospect for the national recruiting class of 2019, entered the NCAA transfer portal in late March. I appreciate all the colleges and coaches who ...
Photo illustration by Nick Roy / theScore / Getty Images Before Kenny Blakeney and Mike Brey became Division I basketball coaches, they graduated from the same high school, DeMatha Catholic in Maryland. Brey used to run the JV squad at this hoops powerhouse, and he also taught American history for six classes a day. When Blakeney got in touch last offseason to pitch an idea, he knew Brey would understand its purpose, potential, and merit beyond the court. The idea was this: On Jan. 18, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Brey's Notre Dame Fighting Irish would visit Howard University in D.C. to squeez...