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Clutch Points: "Our 2013 team, I like our chances against anybody. People don't talk about that team when they start talking about the best teams [in NBA history]." Norris Cole on the 66-16 Miami Heat championship team. Do you agree? 🤔 (via "Run Your Race", @TidalLeague) pic.twitter.com/wrMHVWozNj
"Our 2013 team, I like our chances against anybody. People don't talk about that team when they start talking about the best teams [in NBA history]."
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) March 12, 2024
Norris Cole on the 66-16 Miami Heat championship team. Do you agree? 🤔
(via "Run Your Race", @TidalLeague) pic.twitter.com/wrMHVWozNj
Norris Cole says Chris Bosh was more important than LeBron James in Miami
NBA Central: Norris Cole agrees that Chris Bosh was more important than LeBron James “Nobody is Bron, but D-Wade can put on a clinic and put 35….for a couple series if we needed him too. If CB was out for too long, we had nobody else like him.” (@GilsArenaShow) pic.twitter.com/mUtFJkCFx3
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Given my lifelong fascination with basketball abroad, this was a development I couldn’t resist highlighting: Puerto Rican teams are increasingly luring former NBA players there to continue their careers. I checked in with the foremost expert on tracking such things — HoopsHype's Alberto de Roa — and promptly learned he has a working list of 20 players with NBA experience who have signed to play in Puerto Rico this season. The most recognizable names among them: Earl Clark, Norris Cole, Ed Davis, Tyreke Evans, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Brandon Knight, Greg Monroe, Eric Paschall, Elfrid Payton and Hassan Whiteside.
Sam Merrill, Joe Weiskamp entering G League draft
Other names of note in Saturday's G League draft besides Ryan Turell include NBA veterans Norris Cole and Vander Blue and a few players who were cut late in training camps earlier this month: Sam Merrill (Sacramento), Jared Rhoden (Atlanta) and Joe Wieskamp (San Antonio).
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