David Dennis Jr. blames Mavericks for Kyrie Irving’s ACL tear: ‘Institutional failure’
"They have to hold that loss and think about what they have done."
"They have to hold that loss and think about what they have done."
"I get what LeBron's saying. My only problem with LeBron saying this is that: put an address on it."
"If you’re trying to go out and honestly compete for an NBA championship, that should be the only goal."
"The idea that the NBA is getting put down and denigrated because of what the NHL did. I don't get it."
"I know this may be a reach but..."
"There's guys in the Western Conference that have better numbers than Steph, and their teams are in better positions than Steph."
"Stay safe, everyone."
"Might as well come on over."
"I wanted to come on here and criticize him, but I can't."
"Shams is one of the most well-connected and accomplished journalists in sports and we’re proud that he will now call ESPN his home."
"He didn't want to have to...take your phone with you to the urinal and hold it in one hand while you take care of your business in the other."
"Everybody good? Alright, thank you so much for bearing with us through that. Our studio was shaking just a little bit."
The action will begin on November 12.
Sunday's edition of NBA Today produced the highest average number of viewers the show has ever had.
"Here we go again. Bron weaseling his way into somebody else’s moment."
Perkins was a favorite at the Thunderdome, but apparently McAfee crossed a line even for Big Perk by calling Clark a "white b****" on ESPN on Monday.
Hispanic viewership for "NBA Today" increased 38 percent from March 2023.
"I don't know how patient he's going to be."
“Hell, if we want to make a case, why are we not saying anything about Sabonis?”
"Let’s not get old and get the ‘Get off my lawn, get a citation, let’s arrest them all.’ Do we know what we’re talking about when we say these things?"
"It's just very ironic and kind of weird that you have this energy toward him, in terms of him never, ever being accountable considering he was always responsible."
ESPN first addressed the shooting at 3:57 p.m. ET, almost a full hour after CNN did.
"Hey, Stephen A., step up your game. RC (Ryan Clark), step up your game. Shay Shay (Shannon Sharpe), step up your game."
"I hope for the kid that he's able to not only play in the NBA, but play somewhere where he can branch out his own identity."
"The problem is you are a prime example, along with the organization, of not promoting this man of what he is."