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12 hours ago | larrybrownsports.com | Larry Brown

Tari Eason threw a towel at Pat Spencer during a scuffle late in Game 2 of the Western Conference first-round playoff series between his Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, on Wednesday. The two teams got into an altercation after Draymond Green began talking with Fred VanVleet in the fourth quarter. The teams gathered around, and Eason was spotted throwing a towel across the way. Fred VanVleet — Draymond Green.

17 hours ago | larrybrownsports.com | Larry Brown

George Kittle set a reporter straight on Wednesday in response to a report that he says contained false information. The Athletic’s Dianna Russini published a lengthy column on Wednesday containing information about multiple topics, including Kittle. In a section about the San Francisco 49ers, Russini said that the Niners were working on a contract extension for quarterback Brock Purdy.

18 hours ago | larrybrownsports.com | Larry Brown

Kristaps Porzingis was gushing blood after taking an elbow to the forehead during his Boston Celtics’ playoff game on Wednesday night. The Celtics were leading the Orlando Magic 77-66 late in the third quarter of Game 2 of their first-round playoff series at TD Garden in Boston, Mass. Paolo Banchero had the ball for Orlando and attempted a jump shot from the elbow. Goga Bitazde whacked Porzingis in the head with an inadvertent elbow while going up for the rebound. Foul on Porzingis lol.

19 hours ago | larrybrownsports.com | Larry Brown

Howie Roseman has developed a reputation around the NFL and is now getting the Billy Beane treatment from his colleagues. Roseman, 49, is in his second stint as the Eagles’ general manager. Since he reassumed the role in 2019, the Eagles have made five playoff appearances and reached the Super Bowl twice. They have won two Super Bowls since 2017, and Roseman’s role in building the roster is a big reason why. Opposing GMs known how shrewd Roseman is.

19 hours ago | larrybrownsports.com | Larry Brown

Former Chicago Bears legend Steve McMichael has died at the age of 67 following his fight with  amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). McMichael was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, and he had been in the news over the last few years due to status updates surrounding his health. On Wednesday, McMichael’s sister Sharon shared a post on social media stating that the former NFL star had been moved into hospice care. “My brother was moved to a hospice care facility today.