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2 days ago |
nytimes.com | Jason Quick
The Portland Trail Blazers provided the first shocker in the 2025 NBA Draft, nabbing China center Yang Hansen with the No. 16 pick. The Memphis Grizzlies made the pick for Portland as part of a trade that commissioner Adam Silver announced would be finalized later. Hansen, who turns 20 on Thursday, was projected to be a mid-to-late second-round pick, but the Blazers are getting him despite already having a full stable of centers.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Jason Quick
When he was 12, David Adelman was sprawled on the floor of the empty Portland Trail Blazers locker room, in pain. He called for his dad, Blazers coach Rick Adelman. Screamed for him. Nobody came. He had been left alone in the bowels of Memorial Coliseum because as a pre-teen, Adelman practically lived in those halls, and those locker rooms.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Jason Quick
DENVER - George Karl hopped on his electric bicycle, put it in second gear and set off to ride away his blues. Last summer, the Hall of Fame basketball coach logged more than 1,300 miles on his bike. He finds the rides therapeutic. Being in the sun energizes him, and exercise helps clear his airway and makes him feel like an athlete again.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Jason Quick
When the wine first pours at the table of Gregg Popovich, nobody takes a sip until the San Antonio Spurs coach raises his glass and makes a toast. No matter the occasion, no matter the company, the toast is always the same. "We will sit down, he'll pour the wine, and he'll say it ... every time," said Golden State coach Steve Kerr, who played for and coached with Popovich.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Jason Quick
PORTLAND, Ore. - When Damian Lillard was carried off the court Sunday night with a season-ending Achilles injury, it sent shock waves through more than just the NBA playoff bracket. More than 2,000 miles west of Milwaukee, the tremors of Lillard's injury rocked Portland at its core. When students arrived at HB Lee Middle School on Monday morning, seventh-grade teacher Sunil Schauffler said there was a palpable pall over his students. He was expecting the down mood, because he, too, was in a funk.
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