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Joakim Noah gave his best Bob Marley impersonation in recent Instagram story
Joakim Noah gave his best Bob Marley impersonation in recent Instagram story Joakim Noah hasn’t been a relevant NBA player for some time now, but he seems to be at peace. A two-time All-Star in 2013 and 2014, Noah played in just seven games this season. His last contest came on January 23 with the Knicks, but he failed to make his way back on to the court since. Noah seems to be enjoying his offseason, though, as he’s growing out the beard and showing off his surprisingly solid singing pipes.
The Night In Sports (Feb. 5)
Here are some of the images that caught our eye on the sports night of Feb. 5, starting with goalie Ben Bishop of the Tampa Bay Lightning stretching before a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Amalie Arena in Florida.
Hassan Whiteside’s triple double off the bench helps Heat edge Hornets
The Miami Heat are charging up the Eastern Conference standings, now just a half game out of the No. 3 seed following a strong 98–95 win in Charlotte on Friday evening. Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh combined for 42 points, but it was Hassan Whiteside’s efforts that stole the show. In 27 minutes off the pine, Whiteside totaled 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks, finishing with his second triple double of the season and third of his career.
Bulls' Jimmy Butler Removed His Car's Rearview Mirror to 'Not Look Back' : People.com
The Chicago Bulls' $95M Guard Had His Car's Rearview Mirror Removed So He Literally Cannot Look Back "Don't look back," Bob Dylan once sang in "She Belongs to Me." (And then again in "Pressing On," from Saved, but we don't really talk about that album.)So maybe the Chicago Bulls ' Jimmy Butler is just a reaaaaaally big fan of Bringing It All Back Home.Butler, who had a standout season last year that saw him average 20 points per game, make the All-Star Game and win Most Improved Player, was...
The Chicago Bulls' $95M Guard Had His Car's Rearview Mirror Removed So He Literally Cannot Look Back
Tuesday October 20, 2015 04:40 PM EDTThe Chicago Bulls' $95M Guard Had His Car's Rearview Mirror Removed So He Literally Cannot Look Back Jimmy ButlerBrock Williams-Smith/NBAE/Gettyby Alex Heigl "Don't look back," Bob Dylan once sang in "She Belongs to Me." (And then again in "Pressing On," from Saved, but we don't really talk about that album.) So maybe the Chicago Bulls' Jimmy Butler is just a reaaaaaally big fan of Bringing It All Back Home.
Lance Stephenson banks in game-winning buzzer-beater in double-OT
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