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Adidas Originals and JJJJound: The Samba Reimagined and Fashionably Curated by José Mourinho

Thee Arizona Times12 months ago11 months ago03 mins

In a celebration of sporting heritage and authentic storytelling, adidas Originals and Montreal-based design studio JJJJound have joined forces once again to present their latest collection. Inspired by quintessential football aesthetics, this second collaboration features a 7-piece lineup of apparel, accessories, and footwear. The Apparel and Accessories Selection: The Iconic Samba Sneaker Reimagined: The José…

Former Phoenix Suns Player Cameron Payne Arrested in Scottsdale

Thee Arizona Times12 months ago10 months ago02 mins

Former Phoenix Suns player Cameron Payne was arrested early Friday morning in Scottsdale, Arizona, following an incident. Scottsdale police responded to reports of a disturbance near 68th Street and Chaparral Road around 2:45 a.m. Upon arrival, officers engaged with two individuals, one of whom was later identified as Payne. Although specific details about the disturbance…

Kyrie Irving: From Nike Deal Termination to Olympic Snub

Thee Arizona Times12 months ago11 months ago014 mins

Irving joined Nike as a rookie in 2011, and his first signature shoe was introduced in 2014. Forbes believes that Irving’s $11 million yearly salary with Nike in 2019 ranked among the top 10 shoe agreements in the NBA at the time. Irving’s signature endorsement deal with the brand, which was set to expire on…

Caitlin Clark: Redefining the WNBA Landscape

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago11 months ago03 mins

The roar of the crowd isn’t just for the Indiana Fever; it’s for a phenomenon named Caitlin Clark. This rookie sensation has ignited a firestorm of excitement in the WNBA, shattering attendance records and propelling the league to unprecedented heights. But who is Caitlin Clark, and how is she single-handedly redefining the WNBA landscape? From…

USA Basketball Defends Caitlin Clark’s Olympic Snub Amid Controversy

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago11 months ago03 mins

While Caitlin Clark’s absence from the 2024 US women’s Olympic basketball team roster surprised many, her reaction was one of grace and motivation. The Indiana Fever rookie, a rising star in the WNBA, expressed her understanding of the selection process and wished the team well. The selection committee, led by Jennifer Rizzotti, emphasized that their…

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Jerry West: The Enduring Legacy of ‘Mr. Clutch’ and ‘The Logo’

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago02 mins

Jerry West, the legendary figure whose silhouette graces the NBA logo, passed away at the age of 86, leaving an indelible mark on basketball as both a player and an executive. Known by various names like “Mr. Clutch,” “The Logo,” and “Zeke from Cabin Creek,” his journey was nothing short of extraordinary.Jerry West’s impact on…

Boston Celtics Dominate NBA Finals Game 1 Against Dallas Mavericks

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago11 months ago02 mins

Boston, MA — The Boston Celtics kicked off the NBA Finals with a resounding win against the Dallas Mavericks in Game 1. The final score was 107-89 in favor of the Celtics. After missing the last 10 playoff games due to a calf injury, Kristaps Porzingis made a triumphant comeback. He scored 18 points before…

JJ Redick: Unconventional But Predictable Choice for Lakers Head Coach

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago11 months ago07 mins

The Los Angeles Lakers have made a surprising move, selecting sharpshooter JJ Redick as their new head coach. Redick, a retired player with a 15-year NBA career under his belt, has zero prior coaching experience at any level. This unorthodox decision has the basketball world buzzing. The Lakers are coming off a disappointing season, missing…

Stephen Curry and Nikola Jokic: Defining Generational Talents in Basketball

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago9 months ago08 mins

In a recent podcast episode, retired NBA player Gilbert Arenas boldly claimed that Stephen Curry and Nikola Jokic are not generational talents. According to Arenas, their lack of specific “physical traits” disqualifies them from this elite status. However, let’s dissect this argument and demonstrate why Curry and Jokic indeed qualify as generational players. Defining Generational…

Luka Doncic Leads Dallas Mavericks to NBA Finals | Western Conference Finals Recap

Thee Arizona Times1 year ago9 months ago03 mins

In a stunning display of skill and determination, Luka Doncic propelled the Dallas Mavericks past the Minnesota Timberwolves, securing their spot in the NBA Finals for the first time since 2011. The Western Conference Finals saw Doncic respond to hecklers with a commanding performance, scoring 36 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, silencing critics and the…

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Adidas Originals and JJJJound: The Samba Reimagined and Fashionably Curated by José Mourinho

Former Phoenix Suns Player Cameron Payne Arrested in Scottsdale

Kyrie Irving: From Nike Deal Termination to Olympic Snub

Caitlin Clark: Redefining the WNBA Landscape

USA Basketball Defends Caitlin Clark’s Olympic Snub Amid Controversy

Jerry West: The Enduring Legacy of ‘Mr. Clutch’ and ‘The Logo’

Boston Celtics Dominate NBA Finals Game 1 Against Dallas Mavericks

JJ Redick: Unconventional But Predictable Choice for Lakers Head Coach

Stephen Curry and Nikola Jokic: Defining Generational Talents in Basketball

Luka Doncic Leads Dallas Mavericks to NBA Finals | Western Conference Finals Recap