News about Jarrett Allen

On the latest episode of his 'Pat Bev Podcast' with co-host Adam Ferrone, the polarizing guard, 35, revealed his list. Since the pair previously announced their top five 'blackest white' NBA stars, the pair recently revealed their list. Furrone refused to participate in this edition because he was 'in no position to' as a white guy', leaving Beverley to announce his list. Beverley named Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen, Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner, Philadelphia 76ers center Myles Turner, Charlotte Hornets center Grant Williams, and New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ McCollum in order. The turbulent list of people quickly provoked backlash, especially from Bamba, who took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to retaliate.

With its latest strategy, the NBA took steps on Wednesday to ensure that its key players are front and center in more games, particularly nationally televised matchups, with a number of'stars' who are sometimes ineligible to be rested. The league's board of governors has approved a new player participation policy that will go into place this season, which has barred teams from resting two star players in the same game. In any of the previous three seasons, a star player has been either an All-Star or on the All-NBA team. Teams will now have to track their rosters to ensure that no one key player is off the field at any time. There are 50 players who fit into the star category but who are they and why could some of the league's biggest names sometimes be exempt?

In the final minutes of the Knicks' 107-90 loss to the Cavs on Tuesday, Julius Randle was fouled hard by Jartt Allen, and he's still suffering the effects two days later. Allen fought the attempt from behind with forward midair as Randle went up for a fastbreak dunk with less than two minutes remaining in the game, sending him tumbling to the ground. On the play, the Cavs center was found to have committed a flagrant one foul, which made him visibly gruesome and has unquestionably lingered, ahead of Game 3.

The Cavaliers are now a playoff team for the first time since LeBron James left them for a second time. Jartt Allen scored 24 points and had 14 rebounds, Donovan Mitchell added 22 points, and the Cavs won their first postseason spot since 2018, defeating the Houston Rockets 108-91 on Sunday night. The Cavs went through a massive rebuild after James left five years ago, with constant coaching changes, two 19-win seasons, and just missing the postseason last year before returning to action.

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?

Donovan Mitchell, a youth in New York, idolized LeBron James. When The King returned to the palace that he had built on Tuesday night, he upstaged him. Mitchell scored a season-high 43 points and Jartt Allen recovered from injury to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 116-102 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in James' first return home this season.

Collin Sexton, Lauri Markkanen, Ochair Agbaji, three unprotected first-round picks and two pick swaps will be traded in exchange for the talented young guard by the Jazz, who also traded Rudy Gobert earlier this offseason. Mitchell was heavily linked to the New York Knicks this offseason, but the team later decided that the price was too steep for the 25-year-old.