Jrue Holiday and the Philadelpha 76ers have agreed to terms on a contract extension that will pay the point guard $41 million over four years. The two sides finalized the deal just moments before the midnight deadline.
Holiday is the fifth guard from the 2009 draft class to ink an extension, joining Ty Lawson, Stephen Curry, DeMar DeRozan and James Harden.
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by Dan Wolken, USA TODAY Sports MEMPHIS — For a while, Tim Duncan played along, pretending to be amused as the questions kept coming late Saturday night, each one a derivative of how he keeps doing this at age 37. The
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Grizzlies can't find enough offense to beat the Spurs lose in OT 104-93. Defense alone isn't enough. http://t.co/4P3gHUkG1x
Good to meet you tonight my dude. Crazy how just playing hard can make all the difference. Keep grinding. @erav30osu
Jerryd Bayless is a classic example of how important the right situation is for non-stars. Prior to landing in Memphis he was lost.
Three years ago, Dennis Schroeder promised his dying father he'd make it to the NBA and support his family. Story: http://t.co/1urQDFNjYZ
Not smart to sleep on these Grizzlies... 0-2 deficit didn't faze them in round one this postseason.
Dwight has taken the gone fishing thing literally ----> RT @DwightHoward: Rainbow trout http://t.co/Z6v3gTYn1f Check out my weekly #NBA chat at the top of the hour. Still time to get your questions in if you've got them: http://t.co/sFabZ58KO0 Three years ago, Dennis Schroeder promised his dying father that he'd make it to the NBA and support his family: http://t.co/1urQDFNjYZ
Here's my take on where the Oklahoma City Thunder should go from here: http://t.co/TQU1ZqPCAr
