Sara Gamelli

1 week ago | ballislife.com | Sara Gamelli

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese silenced the critics with a statement performance on Sunday. Chi-Town Barbie is back! After an eye-catching performance, Angel Reese says she’s ready to be "unstoppable." Saturday's victory was far from ordinary—it was a statement win. On Sunday afternoon, Angel Reese recorded her first triple-double of her career in a crucial 78-66 victory over the Connecticut Sun.

2 weeks ago | ballislife.com | Sara Gamelli

Caitlin Clark is set to return to the Indiana Fever. It's official. Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark will return to the hardwood after a five-game absence with a quad strain.The Fever will face the New York Liberty next on Saturday in Brooklyn, New York. A full circle moment, Clark's last appearance came against the Liberty on May 24. Having endured a 90-88 loss, the Fever will get a chance to rebound against New York.

2 weeks ago | ballislife.com | David Astramskas |Sara Gamelli

“It's like getting rid of the bully. It's like, I knocked the bully's a** out. I knocked his a** clean out. That's what it feels like."It's not a surprise that amazing quote about winning a championship came courtesy of the always intense and amusing metaphor-dropper Kevin Garnett. The same man who once said he was "loading up the uzi and got a couple joints with silencers on them" to prepare for a Game 7. Despite KG's reputation for being a bully himself, Chapter 11 of the Celtics vs.

2 weeks ago | ballislife.com | Grant Afseth |Sara Gamelli

Tyrese Haliburtonand the Indiana Pacers pulled off one of the most improbable Game 1 comebacks in NBA Finals history — and the betting market for NBA Finals MVP has shifted accordingly. Haliburton’s game-winning jumper with 0.3 seconds left capped a 15-point fourth-quarter comeback and a 12-2 closing run as Indiana stunned the heavily favored Oklahoma City Thunder, 111-110, on the road. The Pacers’ floor general now enters Game 2 as a much stronger contender for the Finals MVP award.

3 weeks ago | ballislife.com | Grant Afseth |Sara Gamelli

TheIndiana Pacersdidn’t lead in Game 1 of the NBA Finals until 0.3 seconds remained on the clock. But whenTyrese Haliburton’s 21-foot jumper dropped through the net, the entire tone of the series shifted — both on the court and in the betting markets. Indiana’s stunning 111-110 victory Thursday night at Paycom Center capped a furious 15-point fourth-quarter comeback.