Rishabh Bhatnagar
Journalist at BQ Prime
Reporter @NDTVProfitIndia (FKA BQ Prime, BloombergQuint). Past @inshorts, @outlookbusiness. Indian football, food, quizzing.
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22 hours ago |
essentiallysports.com | Ashmit Kumar |Rishabh Bhatnagar
“Yall might want to listen when a brother like @Rjeff24 has played in 140 playoff games, 4 NBA Finals appearances and 1 NBA Championship. I think he just might know a thing or two when it comes to the postseason,” wrote Kendrick Perkins in defense of Richard Jefferson back in April 2024. That tweet is just one example that highlights the bond that the two former players have formed with each other.
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essentiallysports.com | Khelendra Yadav |Rishabh Bhatnagar
She shattered records long before women’s sports got the spotlight—and now, that spotlight is finally shining back on her. For anyone who’s followed the game of basketball—especially women’s basketball—Cheryl Miller isn’t just a name, she’s a legacy. Often regarded as the greatest women’s player to ever step on the court, Miller has spent decades breaking barriers and building bridges, all while elevating the profile of women’s sports in America.
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essentiallysports.com | Shweta Das |Rishabh Bhatnagar
“You don’t let go of Luka Doncic unless you have Kyrie Irving in your backcourt”. Thar was Stephen A. Smith, bringing the fire on First Take the morning after Kyrie Irving signed a new 3- year, $119 million extension with the Dallas Mavericks. But instead of applause, Smith found himself in the middle of a firestorm. While the ink has barely dried on Kyrie Irving’s new deal, and somehow, the biggest story is not the Mavs locking on their co-star. It is the commentary surrounding it, and Stephen A.
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essentiallysports.com | Rishi Rajpoot |Rishabh Bhatnagar
It’s not even July yet, and the trades have been running as rampant as a storm with the Boston Celtics at the eye of it. The Cs have already made back-to-back stunning deals despite the trade window still in its early days. First, they shipped off Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers, and then they followed that up with yet another departure. This time, it was their Latvian big man Kristaps Porzingis’ turn, as after an injury-riddled season, he has been sent to Atlanta.
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essentiallysports.com | Aayaan Sayadee |Rishabh Bhatnagar
The Houston Rockets just pulled off some serious financial wizardry, and the rest of the NBA might want to take notes. While most teams are sweating over salary cap restrictions, Houston’s front office is out here playing 4D chess with their roster moves. Something big is brewing in Texas, and it’s not just the summer heat. Behind closed doors, the Rockets have been working on a masterplan that could change everything.
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RT @NDTVProfitIndia: #NDTVProfitExclusive: US delegation led by Assistant US Trade Representative is in India from June 4-10 for another ro…
RT @NDTVProfitIndia: #NDTVProfitExclusive: US delegation led by Assistant US Trade Representative is in India from June 4-10 for another ro…