Mateo Mayorga

1 week ago | poundingtherock.com | Mateo Mayorga

David Banks-Imagn Images Dylan Harper, the 19-year-old son of five-time champion Ron Harper, is a blue-chip prospect who will presumably be available at number two on NBA Draft night (June 25) after Cooper Flagg is selected. He would be the best player for the Spurs to grab because of his talent, pedigree and poise. Harper is a 6’6” southpaw combo guard who was hard to speed up at the college level and scored efficiently inside the arc at 57.4 percent.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mateo Mayorga

Dylan Harper, the 19-year-old son of five-time champion Ron Harper, is a blue-chip prospect who will presumably be available at number two on NBA Draft night (June 25) after Cooper Flagg is selected. He would be the best player for the Spurs to grab because of his talent, pedigree and poise. Harper is a 6’6” southpaw combo guard who was hard to speed up at the college level and scored efficiently inside the arc at 57.4 percent.

1 month ago | poundingtherock.com | Mateo Mayorga

Brendan Maloney-Imagn Images One of the disturbing trends seen as time passes is that great players are forgotten. It’s easy to tell when some current ballers like Anthony Edwards or LeBron James ignorantly speak about the past or when broadcast partners put up stats like “post-merger,” voluntarily excluding some. Additionally, enough years have gone by that JJ Redick called Kareem Abdul-Jabbar a “one-note wonder” as a scorer in 2023.

1 month ago | fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga

The Pacers took a gigantic 3-1 lead in the series as they shamed the first-seeded Cavaliers by 20 and at one point led by 44. They flexed most of their powers as they sensed weakness in their opponent, leaving them with an indelible nightmare. Keep in mind that a 3-1 comeback has been completed only 13 times in NBA history. The Nuggets were the last to do it in consecutive series in the 2020 bubble.

1 month ago | fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga

Another Warriors game, another exhibit of Draymond Green crossing the line and acting like the victim. With five playoff technical fouls in only nine outings, Green’s getting a warning letter plus a $4,000 fine and is two away from a mandatory suspension. During Game 2 of the Timberwolves v. Warriors, Naz Reid committed a reach-in foul against Green to free the ball and instantly was countered with a flailing arm to the head that dropped him.