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With the return of superstar Kawhi Leonard in doubt, former president and forever baller, Barack Obama, looks to keep his hoop dreams alive making it clear that if given the opportunity, he would take his talents to the San Antonio Spurs. When asked at the MIT Sports Analytics Conference why Obama would sign with The Spurs if he was a free agent, the die-hard Chicago Bulls fan channeled his inner LeBron James and explained his decision is based on intellect rather than loyalty. According to the San Antonio Current, Obama ironically told the audience at one of America’s most prestigious universities that “(The Spurs) are smart, they’re well-run, they’re focused on team” and that’s something “he would want to be a part of.” The news of Obama’s interest in beginning his NBA career with The Spurs reached the organization’s figurehead, Coach Gregg Popovich, who responded to this inquiry in a way only Pop could. Continue to Article

March 01, 2018 7:35:am EST

The Dallas Mavericks fight back in the second half to force overtime against the Oklahoma City Thunder but 30 points from Russell Westbrook was too much as the Thunder win, 111-110. Continue to Article

March 01, 2018 1:07:am EST

Russell Westbrook didn't waste much time putting just his second single-digit scoring game of the season behind him. The Oklahoma City star won it with the play that wrapped up his 20th game with at least 30 points. Westbrook's go-ahead three-point play in the final minute of overtime put him at 30, and the Thunder beat the Dallas Mavericks 111-110 on Wednesday night. Continue to Article

March 01, 2018 12:33:am EST

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban earned a $600,000 fine for his comments about tanking. In a memo sent to the NBA’s board of governors announcing Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban’s historic fine for his comments about tanking, commissioner Adam Silver strongly admonished the practice and warned teams that his office will be closely monitoring the final weeks of the season. Continue to Article

February 28, 2018 12:48:pm EST

Former Mavs.com beat writer Earl K. Sneed (left) went on the radio on Tuesday to offer his side of the story. Earl K. Sneed said during a radio interview Tuesday that, when he got out of jail after his 2011 arrest on an assault charge following a domestic dispute with his then-girlfriend, he went straight to the Dallas Mavericks’ facility for a meeting, and team brass put him right back to work that very same day. In their Sports Illustrated investigation into a Dallas “corporate culture rife with misogyny and predatory sexual behavior,” journalists Jessica Luther and L. Jon Wertheim reported that Sneed, a full-time beat writer for the Mavericks’ website since the 2010-11 season, was “involved in a domestic dispute with a girlfriend” midway through his first season on the job. Continue to Article

February 27, 2018 4:46:pm EST

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