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Kevin Garnett doesn’t think Bronny James could score a bucket on his father, LeBron James, and his reasoning for it raised eyebrows. During an episode of the Ticket and The Truth podcast, Garnett said James is using steroids. Kevin Garnett: “Bronny get a bucket on Bron right now?” Paul Pierce: “Yeah, he can get a bucket on Bron right now. Yeah, he can get a bucket.” Garnett vehemently disagreed with Pierce’s take. His co-host suggested LeBron won’t be able to move his feet quickly enough, as Bronny is quite explosive. Garnett agreed on the Bronny part but then made the…
The race to win the Premier League is tighter than ever, with Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal within two points of each other, making the battle to be crowned Player of the Year incredibly tough Jamie Carragher has tipped Phil Foden, Declan Rice and Virgil van Dijk to be the three contenders for the Player of the Year award this season. The trio are all key parts of teams who are chasing the Premier League title, with Van Dijk captaining leaders Liverpool, Foden starring for second-placed Manchester City and Rice at the heart of third-placed Arsenal’s midfield. Carragher has now…
‘NOTHING’S CHANGED’… MICHAEL OWEN SAYS 24-YEAR-OLD LIVERPOOL PLAYER HAS ‘GOT GAPS IN HIS GAME’
Liverpool eased past Sparta Prague 5-1 away from home in the first leg of the Europa League Round of 16 tie on Thursday evening. Darwin Nunez scored two goals for the Merseyside club. The 24-year-old Uruguay international striker found the back of the net first in the 25th minute and then in first-half injury time. Former Liverpool striker Michael Owen has noted that although Nunez was on fire against Sparta, he believes that there are still gaps in the striker’s game that are stopping him from fully reaching his potential. The TNT Sports pundit believes that Nunez has the potential…
Sam Allardyce believes that the talented young prospects coming through the Liverpool ranks could persuade Jurgen Klopp to remain at the club beyond this summer. The German announced in January that he would be leaving the Reds at the end of the season and is keen to bow out by leading his side to Premier League glory. Klopp revealed earlier this year that he had ‘run out of energy’ in the Anfield dugout and thus felt it was the right time for him to move on. The ex-Borussia Dortmund boss insisted that it was his duty to leave on his…
OPINIONLiverpool get boosts for Man City and Manchester United as Jurgen Klopp drops team news hint
Liverpool didn’t so much as put one leg in the Europa League quarter-finals as launch a two-footed lunge into it here against Sparta Prague. And if there was any doubt as to Jurgen Klopp’s pre-match assertion that he is not prioritising competitions in his final Liverpool weeks, it was dispelled over an hour before kick-off when the team sheet dropped. Manchester City might be next up for the Premier League leaders back on home soil but that top-of-the-table clash was not at the forefront of the Reds manager’s thinking at Letna Stadion. Well, the decision not to risk Mohamed Salah…
Jurgen Klopp praised the ruthless manner in which Liverpool punished Sparta Prague’s “risky” approach as his team took a significant step towards the Europa League quarter-finals. Two goals from Darwin Nunez, an Alexis Mac Allister penalty and second-half strikes from Luis Diaz and Dominik Szoboszlai earned the Reds a 5-1 win in their round of 16 first leg in Czechia on Thursday evening. Sparta had caused Liverpool a number of problems during the first half in which Caoimhin Kelleher made several good stops, although they only found the target through an own goal by Reds substitute Conor Bradley shortly after…
Kelleher concern quashed The emphatic nature of the final scoreline didn’t quite portray the threat Sparta Prague, buoyed by a vociferous home crowd, regularly posed the Liverpool defence. And chief reason for that was another stellar display by Caoimhin Kelleher. A seventh consecutive start, Kelleher is this season already close to matching the number of Reds appearances of his previous four campaigns combined. And, as with outfield players, he is benefiting from the rhythm of consistent games. Kelleher was certainly required early on when making a smart stop from the strangely unmarked Lukas Haraslin that allowed Joe Gomez to race…
What happened in post-match press conference as delighted locals question Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool took a confident stride towards the Europa League quarter-finals with a comprehensive success at Sparta Prague on Thursday. Alexis Mac Allister’s early penalty was followed in the first half by a Darwin Nunez double before goals after the break from Luis Diaz and Dominik Szoboszlai saw the Reds cruise to a 5-1 victory. The result means Jurgen Klopp’s men have still only lost four times in all competitions this season and remain in the hunt for a quadruple. But there was plenty that went unnoticed or under the radar during the 90 minutes at the Epet Arena. Nunez may…
Things looked great for the Los Angeles Lakers early on against the Sacramento Kings as they led 37-to-18 with under two minutes remaining in the first quarter. But things went downhill after that and head coach Darvin Ham’s team was never quite able to recover. The Lakers ultimately fell to the Kings 130-120, their sixth loss in the last seven games against their divisional foe. When trying to figure out where things went wrong, Ham pointed to the Lakers allowing their frustration with officiating to take over. “I thought we got out to a great start, took advantage of some…
The highly decorated Lakers player will be eligible for a no-trade clause in his next contract, according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks and Dave McMenamin. In light of reports that the Golden State Warriors approached the Los Angeles Lakers about trading for James, this is a significant development in his storyline. However, the 39-year-old can only be granted this privilege if he re-signs with the Lakers. All of which begs the question: is it enough to keep James in purple and gold? LeBron James Eligible for No-Trade Clause In New Contract As noted by ESPN’s Bobby Marks and Dave McMenamin, LeBron…