Good morning, a major NBA trade has shaken up at least 3 lives
That and more in Thursday’s NBA newsletter.


Good morning. Let’s basketball.
A NIGHT WITHOUT END: One of my very favorite writers, Flinder Boyd, writes about the night in Serbia that would never end for pro basketball player Kimani Ffriend.
TRADE SIREN: This is a big one. Quincy Acy and Travis Outlaw to the Knicks, Wayne Ellington, Jeremy Tyler and a dropping of any encumbrances on a 2016 second already sent to the Kings by the Knicks. So, basically, Wayne Ellington for Acy and Outlaw. Okay!
THUNDER DOWN: Matt Moore on what ailed the Thunder last season.
ANOTHER NASH: Good piece on Forum Blue & Gold about not wanting to remember Steve Nash for his last two seasons.
THE ENEMY CLOSER TO HOME: Ethan Strauss on why NBA owners should be more concerned with the NCAA than FIBA.
MORE FIBA TALK: The NBA.com writers weigh in on the FIBA/injury debate.
IT’S ROOKIE KARAOKE! I’m not just what else I need to say.
ROOKIE SURVEY! Of course Joel Embiid got voted funniest.
THIS IS NOT A DRILL: Wu Tang Clan’s reunion is on. On The Daily Show last night, the WTC did an interview and performed their new single “Ron O’Neal” plus “Triumph.” Gods. (If that link gets yanked, Comedy Central should be posted the videos sometime today.)
Happy Thursday. See you tomorrow.
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