The Balearic player who came out of Real Madrid's youth academy is displaying a stellar level that is earning him positions in all Mock Drafts.
Charles Barkley was bold and courageous when he called out, during the NBA program in which he participates and in prime time during a playoff game, that the society we live in is still homophobic, and that in sports in general, and the NBA in particular, there are many gay players who don't dare to come out for fear of reprisals. All of this arose from the death of Jason Collins, the first openly gay NBA player.
Inside The NBA: While discussing Jason Collins' passing, Charles Barkley: "We live in a homophobic society ... anybody who thinks we don't have a bunch of gay players in all sports, they're just stupid."
— MrBuckBuck (@MrBuckBuckNBA) May 14, 2026
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Doc Rivers has put an end to his career as an NBA coach, saying goodbye in an unsatisfactory manner after his poor experience with the Milwaukee Bucks. His management of the locker room left much to be desired, as highlighted by Myles Turner, who stated that the coach never fined them even when they were late for training sessions.
Myles Turner said former Bucks head coach Doc Rivers never fined players, even if they showed up very late to team meetings or flights.
— Evan Sidery (@esidery) May 14, 2026
“One of the craziest things I’ve ever experienced,” Turner said.
A bad look not holding the locker room accountable. pic.twitter.com/V3528Z9GOZ
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Myles Turner pone en evidencia a Doc Rivers: "Jamás nos multaba por llegar tarde"
The young Detroit Pistons center is not proving to be a game-changer in the playoffs, and Reed's emergence is making Michigan consider trading him.
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Memphis Grizzlies seem determined to seek the departure of the controversial point guard, and the Arizona franchise is showing the most interest.
New franchises join Thunder and Hawks as those most firmly considering a bet on the Spanish center in the NBA Draft 2026.
Doc Rivers has put an end to his career as an NBA coach, saying goodbye in an unsatisfactory manner after his poor experience with the Milwaukee Bucks. His management of the locker room left much to be desired, as highlighted by Myles Turner, who stated that the coach never fined them even when they were late for training sessions.
Myles Turner said former Bucks head coach Doc Rivers never fined players, even if they showed up very late to team meetings or flights.
— Evan Sidery (@esidery) May 14, 2026
“One of the craziest things I’ve ever experienced,” Turner said.
A bad look not holding the locker room accountable. pic.twitter.com/V3528Z9GOZ
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Myles Turner pone en evidencia a Doc Rivers: "Jamás nos multaba por llegar tarde"
The Balearic player who came out of Real Madrid's youth academy is displaying a stellar level that is earning him positions in all Mock Drafts.
The young Detroit Pistons center is not proving to be a game-changer in the playoffs, and Reed's emergence is making Michigan consider trading him.
Charles Barkley was bold and courageous when he called out, during the NBA program in which he participates and in prime time during a playoff game, that the society we live in is still homophobic, and that in sports in general, and the NBA in particular, there are many gay players who don't dare to come out for fear of reprisals. All of this arose from the death of Jason Collins, the first openly gay NBA player.
Inside The NBA: While discussing Jason Collins' passing, Charles Barkley: "We live in a homophobic society ... anybody who thinks we don't have a bunch of gay players in all sports, they're just stupid."
— MrBuckBuck (@MrBuckBuckNBA) May 14, 2026
Via @ESPNNBA pic.twitter.com/TJMIPoytHE
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Barkley denuncia homofobia en la NBA tras el fallecimiento de Jason Collins
Google will give greater priority to Blogdebasket news in your Google Discover and Google News search results.
Memphis Grizzlies seem determined to seek the departure of the controversial point guard, and the Arizona franchise is showing the most interest.
New franchises join Thunder and Hawks as those most firmly considering a bet on the Spanish center in the NBA Draft 2026.