Free-agent guard Jeremy Lin did not sign a deal to play with the Golden State Warriors' G League team after he couldn't get cleared by the Chinese Basketball Association on Saturday night.
Instead, the Warriors signed guard Eli Pemberton and waived him shortly afterward. They're expected to send Pemberton to the G League Santa Cruz Warriors since they still have his rights.
Sacramento Kings
The result was a mutually beneficial three-year, $41 million deal that doubled as a defiant, desperate signal to the rest of the NBA: The Rockets still want to win. It’s ambitious by design, intended to prolong one successful era or start fresh with something new. But even as Harden publicly circulates his wish to play for the Brooklyn Nets, Houston must be hoping that the addition will eventually change his mind.
Atlanta Hawks
Harden, who sources say has requested to be traded to the Brooklyn Nets, has not communicated recently with Silas. A source told ESPN on Sunday night that Harden informed Rockets management that he would report soon, but Silas expressed uncertainty about when the 2017-18 NBA MVP would rejoin the team.
Oklahoma City Thunder
For instance, teams could have a similar number of positive COVID-19 cases but differing circumstances for the total, such as potential spread in a facility or isolated cases at home, leading to the NBA's reluctance to create a fixed number that would lead to play being suspended on a given night.
"Nobody really cares," Butler said. "I got a job to do so that's what I got to be ready to do. I got to be ready to go out there and compete when these games start, nicked up or not. I think a lot of people are going to be that. Still go out there and compete, still go out there and win. And that's where I'm at with it."
"In his current position and how he's currently building his wealth and what he's doing to our communities, he shouldn't be allowed to own one of our favorite basketball teams," Tylek said.
Cleveland Cavaliers
"The company pledges to work with all our institutional customers to broaden rate relief for more consumers," Securus said at the time.
