Josh Robbins

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Josh Robbins

Share PORTLAND, Ore. — As the Moda Center blared Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” in celebration of the Portland Trail Blazers’ comfortable 112-97 victory over the Washington Wizards on Monday night, Deni Avdija walked from the Trail Blazers’ bench toward midcourt to say hello to and hug his ex-teammates.There was only one problem: In a sign of how thoroughly the Wizards’ roster has been transformed, only seven of Avdija’s former teammates remain on the roster.

2 months ago | pacificlegal.org | Josh Robbins

Two federal district courts determined in a single week that the Office of Management and Budget’s federal funding freeze had to be put on hold while the claims were resolved. The courts showed no hesitation in wading into a political dispute between Congress and the president. Yet every day, individual US citizens and small businesses are denied the same kind of preliminary relief when they present their legal challenges to government action.

2 months ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Josh Robbins

Share ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Magic’s latest gut-punch loss ended appropriately enough Thursday night, with one of their players missing a wide-open 3-pointer that would have won the game.Paolo Banchero, their franchise cornerstone, hoisted the shot, releasing the ball from the right wing before Chicago Bulls guard Tre Jones, a much smaller player standing several feet away, even raised his hands to contest the attempt.The basketball clanked off the rim.

2 months ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Josh Robbins

Share Do the Washington Wizards have the right infrastructure in place to develop their young players?Will the franchise continue to tank next season and during the 2026-27 season?What are the chances of the Wizards conveying their first-round pick in 2026 to the New York Knicks?I answer those questions and more in the newest edition of The Athletic’s Wizards mailbag.(Editor’s note: Questions have been lightly edited for clarity and grammar.)With the Wizards finally looking to the future and...

2 months ago | basketball.realgm.com | Josh Robbins

Jalen Suggs will miss the rest of the 24-25 season after undergoing surgery on his left knee. A cartilage fragment was removed from Suggs’ knee and a mosaicplasty was performed to repair the surface of the trochlear joint surface. The Orlando Magic expect Suggs to make a full recovery. Orlando has a 5-10 record since Suggs sustained the injury on Jan. 25.