Joey Linn
Writer at Sports Illustrated
LA Clippers beat writer for @SInow’s On SI. Biola University grad. Proverbs 16:3.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Joey Linn
LA Clippers guard James Harden took a knee to the thigh from Oklahoma City Thunder forward Luguentz Dort in Sunday night’s 103-101 loss. Spending some time down on the floor, Harden was eventually able to stay in the game. While the knee to thigh contact was initially concerning, it was what Harden described as a “foot roll” afterwards that caused him the most issues. “I rolled my foot,” Harden said in the locker room after the game. “I got bumped, I got kneed in the thigh.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Joey Linn
Denver Nuggets guard Russell Westbrook and his Why Not? Foundation officially launched the Changing Lives From Scratch fund with Little Kitchen Academy (LKA) in July, 2024. Launching at the LKA location in Century City, Westbrook and his foundation have now expanded the partnership to Denver. The partnership aims to give over 10,000 kids from underserved communities grants, scholarships, and other resources to learn culinary skills.
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2 months ago |
si.com | Joey Linn
The LA Clippers officially announced on Tuesday that U.S. Bank has been named an Official Banking Partner of the organization. “U.S. Bank and the LA Clippers announced today a long-term sponsorship naming U.S. Bank as an official banking partner of the Clippers organization and its new arena Intuit Dome,” it was shared Tuesday.
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2 months ago |
si.com | Joey Linn
LA Clippers guard James Harden has several distinct chapters in his Hall of Fame NBA career. Selected third overall in the 2009 NBA draft, Harden became a Sixth Man of the Year in Oklahoma City. Traded to Houston in 2012 with just seven career NBA starts under his belt, Harden began a historic nine-year run that included three-straight scoring titles and an MVP award. Continuing his career evolution, Harden showed off arguably his most polished form in 80 games for the Brooklyn Nets.
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2 months ago |
si.com | Joey Linn
LA Clippers guard James Harden was named to his 11th NBA All-Star Game on Thursday. A Western Conference reserve, Harden will head to San Francisco where All-Star festivities will be hosted at Chase Center. In 44 games this season, Harden is averaging 21.7 points, 8.4 assists, and 5.8 rebounds. The 16-year NBA veteran made the All-Star team over his teammates Norman Powell and Ivica Zubac, who each had strong cases.
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Ivica Zubac is questionable tomorrow against Sacramento with a right ankle sprain. Norman Powell is also questionable with right shoulder soreness. Nicolas Batum is out with a right groin strain.
James Harden on gifting everyone a pair of his signature V9 shoes: “I wanted everybody to feel that same aura that same swag that I’ve been having all year… It was an opportunity to make sure everybody felt how I feel. And walk around with some swag. That was the reason behind https://t.co/GmpNpCbI0j
James Harden with a long answer on how this Clippers team has impacted him: “Man it’s special. Really just giving yourself up for something bigger. Coming into this season, it was no expectations for this team for real. You look at the standings, they predicted us to be 13th https://t.co/q4DBBWMSyL