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Jamal Murray ripped by Timberwolves head coach for tossing heating pad on floor during play
Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch blasted Nuggets guard Jamal Murray for throwing a heating pad onto the court in the second quarter of Minnesota's 106-80 win in Denver on Monday in Game 2 of the NBA Western Conference semifinals.
Murray dodges technical foul call after throwing heating pad - ESPN
DENVER — Nuggets guard Jamal Murray should have been called for a technical foul — but not ejected — for throwing a heating pad on the floor during Denver's 106-80 Game 2 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, crew chief Marc Davis said after Monday's contest.
Rudy Gobert ruled out for Game 2 vs. Nuggets after son's birth - ESPN
DENVER — Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert will not play in Game 2 of their second round series against the Denver Nuggets on Monday because of personal reasons, Wolves coach Chris Finch said before the game.
NBA playoffs 2024 - Why Anthony Davis' defense could be the Lakers' biggest X factor in the Nuggets series - ESPN
WITH SIX DAYS remaining in the regular season, the Los Angeles Lakers were just hours from hosting the Golden State Warriors in a game with major postseason implications between two teams trying to avoid the play-in tournament. And Anthony Davis was an absolute wreck.
Lakers' Anthony Davis aggravates eye injury, exits vs. Wolves - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Anthony Davis aggravated a left eye injury and was ruled out of the second half of the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday.
2024 NBA bets, lines and stats for Friday - ESPN
Friday's NBA slate features seven games to choose from, but the most interesting game might be between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Zach Lowe -- Wolves need to win now and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's superstar trait - ESPN
This week's eight things I liked and disliked include Anthony Edwards showing signs that the Minnesota Timberwolves' bet is paying off, how the Chicago Bulls' three All-Stars have no identity on offense and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander having the sport's most precious thing.
NBA 'first class' in China despite past turbulence, says Yao
NEW YORK : The National Basketball Association (NBA) and China may have encountered turbulence in their relations over the years but retired great Yao Ming told Reuters the league is still "first class" in his home country.