Warriors guard Stephen Curry set an NBA Finals record by hitting nine 3-pointers in Sunday’s win over the Cavaliers, breaking the previous mark held by former Celtics star Ray Allen.
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Curry on 3-pointer mark: ‘Pretty cool deal’
Warriors guard Stephen Curry set an NBA Finals record by hitting nine 3-pointers in Sunday’s win over the Cavaliers, breaking the previous mark held by former Celtics star Ray Allen.
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Curry on 3-pointer mark: ‘Pretty cool deal’
Steph Curry broke Ray Allen’s NBA Finals record with nine 3-pointers as the Warriors led wire-to-wire in an easy Game 2 win over the Cavs.
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Curry sets Finals 3s record, Warriors regain rhythm in Game 2
Free-agent linebacker Mychal Kendricks has agreed to a one-year deal with the Browns worth up to $3.5 million, a source confirmed to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Source: LB Kendricks, Browns reach 1-year deal
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said he is “hopeful” guard Klay Thompson will play in Sunday’s Game 2 of the NBA Finals after his ankle improved overnight. Kerr also ruled out Andre Iguodala.
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Warriors’ Kerr ‘hopeful’ Thompson (ankle) plays
Rob Gronkowski said Sunday at a charity event that he will attend the Patriots’ mandatory minicamp this week after skipping the team’s organized activities this offseason.
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Gronk confirms he’ll attend Pats’ minicamp
Free-agent defensive lineman Ra’Shede Hageman, who has not played in the NFL since the 2016 season, was arrested early Saturday on a DWI charge.
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Free-agent DL Hageman charged with DWI
The Redskins, aiming for improvement on a defense that has been leaky against the run, are drafting more players from Alabama’s NFL prospect factory.
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Saban weighs in: Payne, Hamilton latest in Tide-Redskins pipeline
NFL teams get great access to watching Alabama players all year, a practice that Nick Saban believes pays dividends to his program and beyond.
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Saban’s open-door policy a factor in Alabama’s draft success
LeBron James makes his teams better, but how about his teammates? Kevin Pelton looks at what happens when players become members of LeBron’s supporting cast.
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Pelton mail: Does LeBron really make his teammates better?
Think the refs blew the call on LeBron in Game 1? The refs sure don’t. Here’s an inside look at the call that changed the course of the Finals.
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Inside the call heard ’round the world
While there’s a PR factor in play with the Jets’ stance, the biggest factor in attracting free agents is almost always the best contract.
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Could Jets’ owner-player unity on anthem issue attract free agents?
In revisiting his costly gaffe in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, JR Smith reversed course on his previous claim that he believed the game was tied at the end of regulation, conceding, “I can’t say I was sure of anything at that point.”
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Cavs’ Smith changes tune on Game 1 blunder
Ahead of a massive offseason, odds to win next year’s NBA title are out. Among the notables: the 76ers (with LeBron James?) are 7-2, and the Lakers (with Paul George?) are 20-1.
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Opening 2019 NBA title odds feel LeBron effect
Although he is listed as questionable for Game 2 of the NBA Finals with a left ankle sprain, Klay Thompson is “optimistic” he’ll suit up for the Warriors on Sunday. Andre Iguodala, who is nursing a left lateral leg contusion, is doubtful.
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Warriors’ Thompson questionable; Iggy doubtful
Warriors forward Draymond Green said he was pleased that Tristan Thompson wouldn’t be suspended following their scuffle late in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, saying, “I’d rather a guy not get suspended. … You know, that does nothing for us or for me.”
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Green ‘happy’ Thompson only fined, not banned