Новости за 10.11.2022

Tim Bontemps: The Raptors say Precious Achiuwa is out indefinitely with partial tears of ligaments in his right ankle. Already without Pascal Siakam, Toronto is now down another rangy forward.
Source: Twitter @TimBontemps

Nuggets forward Michael Porter Jr. had numerous items stolen from his hotel room in Indianapolis, according to police. Porter wasn’t in the room when the theft occurred, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the theft, and a police report was filed. Among the items stolen were money, a gold bracelet, two Louis Vuitton bags and a bible, an Indianapolis Police spokeswoman said. The police report was filed Tuesday, one day prior to the Nuggets’ road game against the Indianapolis Pacers on Wednesday night. Читать дальше...

Chris Haynes: Memphis Grizzlies guard Desmond Bane has been fined $15,000 for kicking the ball into the stands.
Source: Twitter @ChrisBHaynes

The HoopsHype Staff is back with our fourth edition of the Trade Value Rankings.

With those parameters, it’s hard to imagine the Lakers doing the long-considered deal with Indiana in which Russell Westbrook (and his expiring $47 million deal) would head to the Pacers along with the Lakers’ precious picks in exchange for big man Myles Turner and sharpshooter Buddy Hield. Especially considering Westbrook is playing much better of late. There is hope on the horizon after this season, as they’re on track to have maximum salary-cap space when Westbrook’s deal comes off the books. Читать дальше...

The rumblings about Shai Gilgeous-Alexander possibly being on the move won’t be going away anytime soon. Not only is the fifth-year guard playing at the kind of All-Star level that is sure to draw interest from most of the league, but the prospect of the Thunder (4-7) having one of the league’s worst records for a third consecutive season remains a very real possibility after No. 2 pick Chet Holmgren went down with a season-ending Lisfranc injury to his right foot in the summer. “You keep hearing that Shai is frustrated with the losing... Читать дальше...

Mike Vorkunov: Nike co-founder and chairman emeritus said today Nike’s relationship with Kyrie Irving is likely done. Nike suspended its deal with him last week. Knight said “Kyrie stepped over the line.” “I would doubt that we would go back,” Knight said on CNBC. “But I don’t know for sure.”
Source: Twitter @MikeVorkunov

Not every NBA superstar comes out firing right away (so fret not, Houston Rockets fans who own a whole lot of stock in Jabari Smith right now).

Five years ago when Russell Westbrook was in his prime notching triple-doubles every single night, no one would’ve talked about him potentially winning the 6th man of the Year award at any point in his career. The only award on his radar was MVP. But, very clearly, this is a different Russell Westbrook. A very different one. He is no longer an MVP — not even close. Lakers fans were trying to figure out how to get him off of their team just a few weeks ago. It seemed like even LeBron James was fed up with him. Читать дальше...

For a brief period, the teams thought they’d agreed on terms. The Nuggets would’ve received Love, the Pacers would’ve gotten prospect players including Gary Harris as well as multiple picks and the Cavs would’ve gotten George. A conference call was set up to finalize the terms, and George and James were potentially minutes away from being teammates, team sources said. But for various reasons, the deal fell apart when it came to getting final ownership approvals, which isn’t unusual on multiteam complex trades. Читать дальше...

Jovan Buha: LeBron James, who’s been frustrated with his lack of foul calls this season, said that this is the third straight game that the refs have told him they missed calls that should’ve led to FTs for him. “I need to learn to flop or something,” James said.
Source: Twitter @jovanbuha

Duane Rankin: “I had a light skinned reputation coming into the league and I had to change that.” Devin Booker after the 32-point night in #Suns win over T-Wolves. “I try not to be the #NBA too cool guy.” pic.twitter.com/YRe4TqRNX2
Source: Twitter @DuaneRankin

“I was excited for him,” Nets star Kevin Durant said after registering a triple-double with 29 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists in the win. “I know the work that he puts in every day. I know how much he cares about the development of each player, and this team as a whole. Look forward to playing for him. All the guys have responded to how he wants us to play, so I’m looking forward to how we progress after this.”
Source: Nick Friedell @ ESPN

The Portland Trail Blazers play against the New Orleans Pelicans at Smoothie King Center

The Charlotte Hornets play against the Miami Heat at FTX Arena

The Charlotte Hornets are spending $40,984,085 per win while the Miami Heat are spending $38,047,928 per win

Game Time: 7:30 PM EST on Thursday November 10, 2022

Broadcast Info

National TV: N/A
Home TV: Bally Sports Sun
Away TV: Bally Sports SE-CHA
Home Radio: WQAM 560 / S: WAQI 710
Away Radio: WFNZ 92.7 FM

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The Philadelphia 76ers play against the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena

The Dallas Mavericks play against the Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena

The Cleveland Cavaliers (8-2) play against the Sacramento Kings (6-6) at Golden 1 Center

The Memphis Grizzlies (8-4) play against the San Antonio Spurs (7-7) at AT&T Center

The Milwaukee Bucks (9-1) play against the Oklahoma City Thunder (6-6) at Paycom Center

The Phoenix Suns (8-3) play against the Minnesota Timberwolves (7-7) at Target Center

The New Orleans Pelicans (6-5) play against the Chicago Bulls (7-7) at United Center

The Houston Rockets (2-10) play against the Toronto Raptors (5-5) at Scotiabank Arena

The New York Knicks (5-6) play against the Brooklyn Nets (7-7) at Barclays Center

The Detroit Pistons (3-9) play against the Boston Celtics (3-3) at TD Garden