Brian Windhorst

1 week ago | espn.com | Brian Windhorst

The speech, given in a bare and sterile concourse turned makeshift locker room at Walt Disney World, became both legend and rallying cry in the Phoenix Suns franchise. It was June 2020. Standing in front of his team, Monty Williams was beaming after his young Suns team had gone 8-0 in the Orlando bubble. "We are not the Suns of old!" Williams proclaimed. "It's hard to play the way you've played and not get the respect you deserve.

1 week ago | espn.in | Brian Windhorst |Bobby Marks

The speech, given in a bare and sterile concourse turned makeshift locker room at Walt Disney World, became both legend and rallying cry in the Phoenix Suns franchise. It was June 2020. Standing in front of his team, Monty Williams was beaming after his young Suns team had gone 8-0 in the Orlando bubble. "We are not the Suns of old!" Williams proclaimed. "It's hard to play the way you've played and not get the respect you deserve.

1 week ago | espn.in | Tim Bontemps |Brian Windhorst

The Minnesota Timberwolves will have star Anthony Edwards for their final game of the regular season after all. The NBA on Saturday rescinded the technical foul Edwards was issued at 6:29 of the second quarter in Minnesota's 117-91 win over the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night. The technical was his NBA-high 18th of the season and would have resulted in an automatic suspension for the Wolves' last game against the Utah Jazz on Sunday.

1 week ago | worldnews.easybranches.com | Tim MacMahon |Ramona Shelburne |Tim Bontemps |Brian Windhorst

Apr 12 2025 0 0 ViewsDENVER -- Point guard Jamal Murray is back and so is the Denver Nuggets' lethal two-star game alongside Nikola Jokic just in time for the playoffs. Murray scored 15 points in his return to the Nuggets' lineup Friday night after missing six games with a sprained ankle and he hit a couple of clutch shots in the fourth quarter that helped Denver rally past the Memphis Grizzlies 117-109.

1 week ago | worldnews.easybranches.com | Tim MacMahon |Ramona Shelburne |Tim Bontemps |Brian Windhorst

With 81 games in the books for every NBA team, there's still plenty to play for heading into Sunday, the final day of regular-season action. Even after 1,215 games have been played, there are still several positions in both the playoff and lottery standings that remain up for grabs as all 30 teams take the floor for their 82nd and final game of the season.