If Rudy Gobert seemed like he had a little extra fire underneath him during Wednesday’s game against the United States, it’s because he did.
Rudy Gobert did not exactly have a restful morning after his team’s FIBA World Cup opener.
A pair of Western Conference rivals are keeping the drama going even in the dog days of the offseason.
Monday was not a good night for the Houston Rockets on social media or at the NBA Awards show.
Star guard James Harden came in second place in MVP voting, losing to Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Joel Embiid showed some serious emotion after the Philadelphia 76ers lost a heartbreaking Game 7 to the Toronto Raptors on Sunday, and you can count Rudy Gobert among those who respected it.
Rudy Gobert noticed a stark difference in the way the Golden State Warriors were officiated against the Houston Rockets compared to the way the Utah Jazz were during their first-round series.
Rudy Gobert wasn’t about to let the Golden State Warriors mock him without so much as a response.
Gobert talked on Friday about his All-Star snub, which cost him $1 million.
No player in the NBA is more upset over not being selected to the All-Star Game than Rudy Gobert, and to say the Golden State Warriors have no sympathy for the big man would be an understatement.
