[ad_1] The 2024-25 NBA regular season begins next week. All 30 teams have fresh hopes in what they hope is their year. Preseason basketball starts on October 4 and ends on Friday, October 18. Last season, the Oklahoma City Thunder finished first in the Western Conference. However, they were bounced in the second round of…
[ad_1] Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein suffered a nondisplaced fracture in his left hand and will be reevaluated in five to six weeks, the team announced Thursday. Isaiah Hartenstein averaged 7.8 points, career-high 8.3 rebounds with the New York Knicks last season The 7-foot Hartenstein, who is left-handed, suffered the injury during Tuesday’s preseason…
[ad_1] This offseason, the New York Knicks made moves to upgrade their roster. They traded with the Brooklyn Nets for talented two-way guard/forward Mikal Bridges. Additionally, the team gave O.G. Anunoby a five-year, $213 million deal to stay in New York. Another player the team wanted to retain this offseason was big man Isaiah Hartenstein….
[ad_1] According to Ian Begley of SNY, members of the New York Knicks organization feel optimistic about re-signing both OG Anunoby and Isaiah Hartenstein this offseason. The Knicks hold Early Bird rights on Hartenstein, allowing them to offer him a contract worth around $17 million for next season. The Thunder have shown interest in signing…
[ad_1] According to Ian Begley of SNY, members of the New York Knicks organization feel like they are in a “good place” to re-sign both OG Anunoby and Isaiah Hartenstein this offseason. The Knicks have Early Bird rights on Hartenstein, and can only offer him around $17 million next season. The Thunder are reportedly interested…
[ad_1] The Oklahoma City Thunder are in the market for a center in free agency. That search has them focused on unrestricted free agent Isaiah Hartenstein of the New York Knicks. The Knicks have Early Bird rights for Hartenstein, which limits them to offering him a starting salary around $17 million for next season. The…
[ad_1] Isaiah Hartenstein is expected to be a highly coveted free agent this offseason, with the Oklahoma City Thunder looking to bolster their frontcourt. Despite finishing as the top seed in the Western Conference, the Thunder struggled in the playoffs due to their lack of a traditional center, which was exploited by the Dallas Mavericks….
[ad_1] Isaiah Hartenstein, the New York Knicks’ center, has thrived in his inaugural season as a regular starter, eyeing a lucrative contract, ideally remaining with the Knicks. Expressing his commitment to the team, Hartenstein stated, “I love it here, and hopefully, we’ll figure something out, but at the end of the day, business is business.”…
