News about Gabe Vincent

On June 27, the Los Angeles Lakers selected LeBron James' junior with the 55th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft - making them the first father and son tandem in the league. Nearly a week after his selection, BetMGM told the New York Post that James (250/1) has received a third of the bets on the Rookie of the Year market - doubling the second-most bet-on option in Zach Edey of the Memphis Grizzlies (16 per cent). The outrageous number of wagers for James to win the award resulted in 17.5 per cent of the handle, the second-most behind Edey's 51.3 per cent.

According to reports, the Los Angeles Lakers have recalled D'Angelo Russell and Austin Reaves, although they also agreed to buy Jaxson Hayes as they continue to develop quickly in this free market. As teams began to splash a considerable amount of money within the first hour of free agency opening on Friday, a reported $1.02 billion in salaries was committed. According to ESPN, the Lakers were back on Saturday, with Russell agreeing to a $37 million, two-year contract.

Not since Boston and Los Angeles in 2020 has the sports world's attention and curiosity been so concentrated on one area of America as Florida in 2023. The Boston Red Sox were reigning World Series champions, the New England Patriots were Super Bowl champions, and the Boston Bruins had reached the Stanley Cup Finals by the summer of 2019. The following year was devoted to Los Angeles, where the Dodgers snapped a 32-year championship drought ended and the Lakers claimed their first NBA title in the bubble.

The Miami Heat had a long history. No team in the NBA's history had ever come back from a 3-0 deficit to win the series. Miami halted the Boston Celtics 103-84 to advance to the NBA Finals on Monday night, ending the streak to 151-0. There will be the Denver Nuggets. With the last one being in the 2003 Western Conference first round, only three teams had ever come back from 3-0 down to force a Game 7. Both teams made history by now. Miami made sure that tradition was on their side.

On the very first play in Game 7 against Miami, Boston Celtics swingman Jayson Tatum did not get off to a promising start. Tatum euro stepped and drew attention from Heat's Gabe Vincent as he led him to the basket. His left foot landed on Vincent's foot and ankle rolled as Tatum was walking to the ground after his layup attempt.

In Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the NBA has issued two corrections to late officiating calls, but the Celtics had no problem with the refs' decision to add 0.9 seconds to the clock in Miami, a play that was vital as the Celtics defeated the Heat at the buzzer to force Monday's Game 7 in Boston. The league's Last Two Minutes report, which is a customary public-facing investigation of the officials' performance at the ends of games, was released on Sunday. Two calls were incorrected by James Williams, Zach Zarba, and Josh Tiven's officiating crew, not the Celtics, according to the Game 6 report, both of which benefited the Heat and not the Celtics. Officials failed to spot Caleb Martin's lane violation on a missed free throw by the Celtics' Jaylen Brown with 1:01 remaining. In addition, officials failed to call a foul against Gabe Vincent of Miami on a missed layup by Boston's Jayson Tatum, who should have been allowed two free throws with 33.5 seconds remaining in the game. Most important, the NBA discovered that officials were correct to give Boston a full 3 seconds on its last possession, which allowed for Boston's game-winning tip-in.

Before their big NBA playoff Game 6 on Saturday night, both the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics had significant injuries. Gabe Vincent was back for Miami, making a welcome return after an ankle injury kept him sidelined for Game 5 on Thursday. Malcolm Brogdon, however, was forced to leave the Celtics due to a forearm injury.

In Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Boston on Thursday night, the Miami Heat will be without starting point guard Gabe Vincent. When attempting to save a loose ball near the Heat bench late in Miami's Game 4 loss, Vincent became hurt. He was re-taped and returned to action, but the Heatdown caused Vincent to be disqualified for Game 5. Miami leads the series by a 3-1 advantage on Thursday. Kyle Lowry could be recalled for Miami's starting lineup; he has been on the bench since before, but Vincent has been starting.

After losing Game 3 to the Miami Heat on Sunday, NBA legend Charles Barkley gave a brutally honest account of the Boston Celtics. With a 102-102 victory over the Celtics that moved the Heat to 3-0 in the Conference Finals, the Heat moved closer to one game of the NBA Championship series. Despite his team's domination, Heat guard Gabe Vincent continued to be supportive of his opponents, but he wasn't done yet. Following Sunday's game in Miami, Barkley quickly shut him down with a brutal dig at the Celtics.

After falling into a 0-3 hole against Miami in the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals, the Boston Celtics need a miracle to keep their season alive. Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo were their usual productive selves in Florida on Sunday night, but Gabe Vincent gave the home team a huge 128-102 victory. The Heat Heatherons continue to practice in Miami on Tuesday, where they have a chance to sweep last year's NBA Finalists on home court.

In Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, the New York Knicks defeated the Miami Heat by 111-105, tying the series at 1-1. Jalen Brunson led the win by scoring a game time decision just hours before tip-off, giving fans a scare. Julius Randle recovered from missing Game 1 due to an ankle injury to record a double-double with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Jimmy Butler sat out for the Miami Heat with a strained right ankle. Caleb Martin and Gabe Vincent carried the load in Butler's absence by scoring 22, 21 and 21 respectively.

In the first game of the Eastern Conference semifinals, New York roared first, but the heat inside stifled Madison Square Garden on Sunday. The road warriors in red put together a 58-point second half to put the Knicks to the sword, although they could only muster 46 points. Miami controlled the game down the stretch, but in truth, the second half was dominated by stout defense, a slew of Knicks turnovers, and 13 three-pointers.

The Sacramento Kings defeated the Chicago Bulls 117-114 after De'Aaron Fox scored a 3-pointer with 0.7 seconds remaining on Wednesday night. Fox scored 32 points on 12-for-17 shootings, with four of them being 3-pointers. In 14 of his last 16 games and averaging over 30 points, the sixth-year guard is on a roll. And his confidence, especially when game is on the line?