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Could the Bucks trade for Kyrie Irving and convince Giannis to stay?

The Bucks are expected to be at the center of the trade universe with Giannis Antetokounmpo possibly looking to move on from Milwaukee. While speculation about his future is rampant, the Bucks do—believe it or not—have the option to keep The Greek Freak if he wants to give it another go and try to win […]

The Cowboys aren’t bad enough to be elite again

The San Antonio Spurs are back in the NBA Finals, a statement that would’ve seemed crazy to say a couple of seasons ago when they were camping near the bottom of the standings. But the dynamic of a sports team can change in a hurry, especially when they land a generational player like Victor Wembanyama, […]

Scottie Pippen’s son gets emotional about mother Larsa’s alleged affair

Preston Pippen is trying to heal old wounds. The son of NBA icon Scottie Pippen and Larsa Pippen recalled how a pivotal moment in his parents’ former marriage affected him personally. Scottie and Larsa were married from 1997 to 2021 and share four children. During episodes four and six of Netflix’s Calabasas Confidential, Preston shared […] The post Scottie Pippen’s son gets emotional about mother Larsa’s alleged affair appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Cameron Boozer Draft Scuttlebutt

One of our favorite things about the NBA Draft is the skullduggery, machinations, and positively Machiavellian manipulation that goes on as people try to up or downgrade prospects in order to get the guy they really want. Whisper campaigns get started about a prospect who supposedly had a bad attitude during a workout, or rumors […]

Every Prospect We Know The Wizards Have Worked Out So Far

It’s officially NBA Draft season, which means teams have began conducting predraft workouts with prospects from the 2026 draft class. The Washington Wizards, who own the No. 1 pick, have the power of choice with their first-round selection. While many believe it’s a two-horse race between AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson to be the No. […]

Knicks NBA Finals Primer: San Antonio Spurs

It’s here. After sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in an uncompetitive Eastern Conference Finals, the Knicks have reached a place they have not been in 27 years. A long journey has resulted in entire generations of Knicks fans being able to experience something new. But it certainly won’t be easy. A seven-game war out west for […]

The Penguins could be getting a zany new alternate jersey next season

The NHL will have what they’re calling ‘Hometown Remix’ alternate jerseys for their teams next year. In essence (and in classic NHL style) it’s taking ideas from other leagues and making it their own. The MLB has City Connect and the NBA has City Edition jerseys they break out from time to time. Based on […]

Spurs Game 7 Highlights: Corgi, Alien, Champagnie, oh my!

I’m not saying I knew this series would go to a Game 7. But when our fearless leader, J.R. Wilco, asked me to quit submitting “The Adventures of Wembanyama and Grogu” fan fiction graphic novels to publish because this is primarily a Spurs community site, I begrudgingly and enthusiastically volunteered to sign up for Game […]

Sunday’s Brotherhood Playoff News & Links

Jared McCain and the Oklahoma City Thunder lost Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals to Mason Plumlee and the San Antonio Spurs Saturday night, 111-103. McCain scored 12 points for the Thunder but Plumlee did not get in the game. However, Plumlee is now the last member of the Brotherhood who may get a […]

WNBA gameday discussion: Will a national TV matchup with the Golden State Valkyries reveal that these are the old or the new Las Vegas Aces?

The 2025 Las Vegas Aces really messed up our ability to attempt to objectively evaluate them. During the first half of last season, we declared them done and dusted on multiple occasions. The dynasty was dead, buried by the Minnesota Lynx in an epic blowout on the homecourt of the former, fading champions. Such declarations, […]