Let's be real. Even seasoned political operatives would struggle to find a positive spin out of the Wizards' 116-101 road loss against the Cavaliers Saturday night. Washington entered with a three-game winning streak. Cleveland had only five wins in its first 25 games. The locals had two days
Not much has gone right for either the San Antonio Spurs or the Utah Jazz through the first quarter of the NBA season, but both teams take a modicum of momentum into play for their dustup on Sunday afternoon at the AT&T Center in the Alamo City. The Spurs, who haven't won back-to-back games since
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People almost felt sorry for Jerry West when, in leaving the Warriors to return home to Los Angeles, he wound up as a consultant with the Clippers instead of the Lakers. Perhaps it was foolish to doubt his intentions. The Clippers finally have a legitimate blueprint for taking over the town. It's
The Wizards lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers 116-101 on Saturday night. Here are five observations.
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Doncic was 3 of 13 before hitting back-to-back 3-pointers to get Dallas within two. After Chris Paul missed two free throws, Doncic hit a floater in the lane for a tie, then followed an air-ball 3 from James Harden with another from long range for a 105-102 lead. It was 26th lead change.
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As so many of his generation, Timberwolves guard C.J. Williams grew up on video games and he remembers that every time he sees a photo his mother snapped when he was a year old. In it, he is holding a basketball between his legs and a Nintendo controller in his hands and now calls the two objects “pretty
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