Jabari Parker at anti-racism rally: “We all came here to build, not to destroy”

Events at a racist rally in Charlottesville, VA made national headlines this week after significant violence broke out and one woman, Heather Heyer, was killed after a car ran her over. The “Unite the Right” rally and subsequent coverage illustrated the continued rise of the alt-right and neo-Nazism in America, and the NBA has not turned a blind eye to the news. Milwaukee Bucks forward Jabari Parker is one of the NBA players that have also taken to public discourse on the subject.

Rockets GM Morey: 'The other thing that's difficult with the Warriors...'

Since the Rockets added Chris Paul, Houston GM Daryl Morey has been asked about the Warriors many, many times. And in a recent conversation with ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, he was forced to address Golden State again. "Generally I felt like prepping or thinking about one team in your strategic planning is a mistake," Morey started. "That's what I would have answered for the last ... I've been in the league for 15 years. "Now we're in the situation where I think we have a good chance to be the second best team in the NBA ... And the other thing that's difficult right now with the Warriors is they're a historically great team. They could end this run as being one of the best teams of all-time. "In

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It’s Washington Capitals day at PHT

Imagine having a hangover without the party. That’s how some in the Washington Capitals organization felt during the off-season. It was bad enough that they fell – again – to the Pittsburgh Penguins in a second-round series, even with home-ice advantage

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  Poll: Will the Caps finally make it to the Stanley Cup Final?

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  Capitals' Nathan Walker Ready for Historic NHL Jump

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