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Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul came to blows in the Houston Rockets’ victory against the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday. While Los Angeles Lakers forward Brandon Ingram expressed surprise on Monday after only receiving a four-game suspension for his role in Saturday’s brawl with the Houston Rockets, teammate Rajon Rondo told reporters prior to serving the first of his three-game ban, “It’s best for me not to talk about the situation,” a sentiment that lasted less than 24 hours before the veteran point guard went nuclear. Continue to Article

October 23, 2018 5:03:pm EST

Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul don’t like each other. Rondo’s girlfriend and Paul’s wife don’t like each other. And Rondo isn’t letting sleeping dogs lie after the league concluded Rondo spit on Paul and suspended both players for their roles in the Lakers Continue to Article

October 23, 2018 3:38:pm EST

It appears Saturday's fight between Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul spilled into the stands at Staples Center, according to multiple reports. After the Rockets defeated the Lakers 124-115, Paul reportedly told teammates in the locker room that someone close to Rondo made "inappropriate" comments to Paul's wife, Jada. Lauren Jones of the LA Sentinel reports Rondo's girlfriend was sitting behind Jada Paul and LeBron James's wife, Savannah, and Rondo's girlfriend shoved Jada Paul before security came and immediately broke the two up. Continue to Article

October 22, 2018 12:23:pm EST

No, the veteran singer, who clearly has a love for his city (see: the entire Chili Peppers catalogue), was ejected from the game after screaming all kinds of not-so-nice words at Rockets guard and State Farm spokesman Chris Paul. As you can see from the video below, he even stormed the court and approached Paul with a fire in his eyes that could rival the flames in the “Under the Bridge” video. Continue to Article

October 22, 2018 9:07:am EST

Three games into his NBA career, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is getting used to playing in crunch time. Montrezl Harrell led a fourth-quarter charge by the Clippers' reserves with 17 points, Gilgeous-Alexander added 12 and Los Angeles defeated the Houston Rockets 115-112 on Sunday night. Clippers coach Doc Rivers debated different offensive and defensive lineups in the fourth, and finally settled on having Gilgeous-Alexander help defend James Harden. Continue to Article

October 22, 2018 12:38:am EST