NHL Trade Deadline Winners, Losers: Best, Worst Deals Of 2017 Deadline

NHL Trade Deadline Winners, Losers: Best, Worst Deals Of 2017 Deadline

NHL trade deadline day didn’t create any fireworks. Even though there were many trades made, no marquee players were dealt. All of the major deals happened in the days leading up to Wednesday’s 3 p.m. ET deadline. Let’s take a look at the biggest winners and losers of all the notable trade deadline deals (all trade details via TSN.ca). WINNERSJarome IginlaIginla waived his no-movement clause to go from the last-place Colorado Avalanche to the Los Angeles Kings. The veteran forward is one of the best best players never to win a Stanley Cup, and he’ll have a much better chance of do... NESN.com

NBA Rumors: Cavs Were Nervous About Possible Celtics’ Blockbuster Trade

NBA Rumors: Cavs Were Nervous About Possible Celtics’ Blockbuster Trade

Despite being tied to a number of blockbuster trade rumors, the Boston Celtics made no moves at the NBA trade deadline. While this might have come as a disappointment to Celtics fans, it came as a sigh of relief to one of Boston’s Eastern Conference rivals: The Cleveland Cavaliers. Appearing on “The Lowe Post” podcast on Friday, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst explained that the Cavaliers were pretty nervous over the thought of the Celtics possibly acquiring Jimmy Butler or Paul George. “The Cavs were on pins and needles about the Celtics (possibly) getting Paul George or Jimmy Butler,” ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said on The Lowe Post podcast Fr... NESN.com

NBA Power Rankings: Lackluster Trade Deadline Still Creates Surprising Movement

Share this: The NBA trade deadline has come and gone, and the fireworks never really went off. Sure, there was the blockbuster DeMarcus Cousins trade, but that was days ago. Those looking for some action Thursday likely left work disappointed, especially considering the Boston Celtics decided not to make a deal and kept their assets. So how does the NBA landscape look now after the deadline? Let’s take a look at our power rankings. 1. Golden State Warriors (47-9) — The Warriors didn’t make any moves, which is understandable considering they already have the best roster and record in the NBA. 2. San Antonio Spurs (43-13) — San Antonio still is the second best team, but it has a lot of competition, some of which made moves at

NBA Rumors: 76ers’ Jahlil Okafor ‘Will Be Moved’ Before Trade Deadline

NBA Rumors: 76ers’ Jahlil Okafor ‘Will Be Moved’ Before Trade Deadline

The likelihood of Jahlil Okafor remaining with the Philadelphia 76ers beyond Thursday’s 3 p.m. ET NBA trade deadline appears slim. “He will get moved, I can tell you that,” NBA.com reporter David Aldridge said Tuesday on NBATV. “They’re not going to go into next season with him on the roster and they’re not going to finish out this season with him on the roster.” Okafor, a solid offensive center, is averaging 11.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game this season. He’s not an above average rim protector, but the former third overall draft pick has made strides defensively since his rookie season. The 76ers have dra... NESN.com

Here Are Five Last-Minute NBA Trade Deadline Moves That Should Be Made

Share this: The NBA trade deadline represents the last chance for contending teams to make significant moves that will help them get to the playoffs and perhaps take the next step. It’s also a chance for rebuilding teams to dump veteran players they don’t want in exchange for young players and draft assets, so there’s plenty of incentive for every team to actively work the phones with the 2017 trade deadline approaching. We’ve already seen a few deals made the last few weeks, but the majority of trades happen in the week of the actual trade deadline. So, The Sports Daily looked at five last-minute moves that should be made before Thursday at 3 p.m. ET. Click for five last-minute NBA trade deadline moves

NBA Rumors: Timberwolves Interested In Acquiring Knicks’ Derrick Rose

Share this: It’s been a season to forget for the New York Knicks. The team has underperformed on the court, and the front office has grabbed headlines for all the wrong reasons. The Knicks appear to be willing to part with most of their players, as Carmelo Anthony has been the subject of trade rumors for quite some time. However, a new Knicks’ player found himself in the rumor mill on Monday: Point guard Derrick Rose. The Minnesota Timberwolves have reportedly reached out to the Knicks inquiring about Rose’s services, according to ESPN’s Ian Begley. This trade would make sense on multiple fronts. The Timberwolves are in need of guard depth after Zach LaVine’s torn ACL ended his season. Also, it would be a reunion

Kings’ TV Play-By-Play Man Goes On Twitter Rant After DeMarcus Cousins Trade

Share this: The Sacramento Kings traded a top 15 player in the NBA in DeMarcus Cousins to the New Orleans Pelicans on Sunday. In return, they got rookie shooting guard Buddy Hield, a couple of picks and two players that won’t be part of their long-term plan, Tyreke Evans and Langston Galloway. By any stretch of the imagination, this was a poor trade. But Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear put a different spin on the trade in a Twitter outburst against the talented center. Trading DMC was an absolute no brainer! There has been a dark cloud over this franchise for years! That cloud is now gone! — Grant Napear (@GrantNapearshow) February 20, 2017 The Kings were never going to win with Cousins. NEVER! This