In each instance, the chief said, the thieves got away with a yet-to-be determined amount of jewelry. The perpetrators “may have done some surveillance or figured out some patterns” of the people whose homes were struck, Nelson said.
In each instance, the chief said, the thieves got away …
November 9, 2024 | 2:08 pm EST Update
Zion Williamson out indefinitely due to hamstring strain
New Orleans Pelicans: The New Orleans Pelicans announced today that forward Zion Williamson has been diagnosed with a left hamstring strain. Medical imaging taken this morning confirmed the injury. Williamson will be out indefinitely and further updates will be appropriately provided.
Shams Charania: New Orleans Pelicans star Zion Williamson suffered a hamstring strain and is out indefinitely. Williamson will be re-evaluated in the coming weeks, sources tell ESPN.
Cedi Osman on adapting to Euroleague from the NBA: It's totally different basketball
Cedi Osman, 29, is averaging 5.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and 0.8 assists per EuroLeague contest. It seems that it will take him some time to adjust to a new system after a long stay in the NBA. “It’s not easy to come here, it’s totally different basketball,” he observed. “After seven or eight years in the NBA, where there is a lot of one-on-one play and where there is more space on the court, here everyone closes down and there is no space for one-on-one.”
“It is incomparable. There are also nice atmospheres there [in the NBA], especially in the playoffs, but it’s not like this,” he stressed. “Here, we have 18,000 fans, and it’s nice to see this. I visited Zvezda, I know how it is with Partizan, I think every basketball player would like to play in front of such a crowd.”
NBA player and Montreal native Bennedict Mathurin is giving back with his family by providing winter coats and other essential seasonal items to over 250 young participants of the Un Itinéraire Pour Tous program. This non-profit works to improve the lives of those in Montreal North and fight poverty.
November 9, 2024 | 1:17 pm EST Update
Delonte West arrested for trespassing
Delonte West has been arrested yet again, TMZ Sports has learned. The Fairfax County Police Department tells us … the former NBA star was thrown behind bars in Virginia on Nov. 2 — after he was accused of trespassing.
The FCPD says the allegations came down on Nov. 1 … after a person reported that West would not leave an area in Huntington that he was banned from. The FCPD claims the complainant showed officers video surveillance that corroborated their story. A warrant for West’s arrest was obtained a short time later. On Nov. 2, at around 8:48 PM, the FCPD says they found West walking near the Huntington Metro … and he was arrested and held on a $1,000 bond.
Japanese team Veltex Shizuoka has secured former Lakers player Johnathan Williams for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.
“Crazy,” Scotty Pippen said, reacting to the historic moment that he was unaware of. “I don’t know if I have any words to describe how that feels. Just making history is always a great thing. Definitely being the first father-son duo to do it is a crazy feeling.”
Jaren Jackson Jr. knows a thing or two about following a father’s footsteps to the NBA. His dad, Jaren Jackson Sr., also played in the league. “It’s beautiful for the game,” Jackson said. “I bet the league loves that. … I got a jersey swap with my dad. Stuff like that is huge for the family.”
