Adam Wells
Writer at Bleacher Report
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22 hours ago |
bleacherreport.com | Adam Wells
After bouncing back with a crucial Game 2 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves to even the Western Conference playoff series, Luka Dončić knows the Los Angeles Lakers are heading into hostile territory with things shifting to Target Center. Speaking to reporters following Tuesday's 94-85 victory, Dončić explained it's on him and LeBron James to help the Lakers stay "together" to avoid being overwhelmed by Timberwolves fans. "Going into Minnesota is going to be a war," Dončić said.
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1 day ago |
bleacherreport.com | Adam Wells
Having just wrapped up the second-worst season in franchise history, the New Orleans Pelicans could be a team to keep an eye on as they evaluate their long-term direction. On the latest episode of The Hoop Collective Podcast (starts at 54:51 mark), ESPN's Tim MacMahon noted Zion Williamson wouldn't object to "a change of scenery."The Pelicans are beginning a new era with Joe Dumars taking over as president of basketball operations.
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1 day ago |
bleacherreport.com | Adam Wells
By Adam Wells The first game of the 2025 NFL season is officially set, with the Los Angeles Chargers and Detroit Lions playing in the Hall of Fame Game. On Wednesday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced the Chargers-Lions matchup will be played on July 31 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.
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1 day ago |
bleacherreport.com | Adam Wells
In his first NFL draft as a member of the Las Vegas Raiders' ownership group, Tom Brady is expected to have a hand in what the team does with the No. 6 overall pick on Thursday night. According to The Ringer's Todd McShay, Brady is "very much involved" in the Raiders' process with their first-round selection.
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1 day ago |
bleacherreport.com | Adam Wells
As the Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks engage in a playoff series that has been one-sided through the first two games, there's no love lost between the two teams, more than 16 months removed from their infamous game-ball incident. Speaking to reporters after the Pacers' 123-115 win over the Bucks in Game 2 on Tuesday night, Tyrese Haliburton explained the two teams "don't like" each other. "We don't have to sit here and act like it's any secret," Haliburton said.
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