News about Mo Bamba

According to bombshell reports on Tuesday morning, LeBron James may have played his last NBA game after 20 years and is considering retirement. After the Lakers were swept by the Nuggets in the Western Conference Finals, the NBA superstar made news with his words, with the legendary forward admitting to "I have a lot to think about." And now Bleacher Report's Chris Haynes says James is actually considering calling it a day, and if he does decide to continue, he is uncertain if it will be with the Lakers.

Patrick Beverley, a veteran point guard, has been given the green light by a report that he's expected to sign with the Chicago Bulls. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the free agent is on the verge of returning to Chicago for the remainder of the season. Beverley was traded to the Orlando Magic as part of a four-team trade that saw Mo Bamba move to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange. Orlando denied him, putting him into a free agency.

According to team general manager Rob Pelinka, Russell Westbrook doesn't deserve all blame for the Los Angeles Lakers' woes. Following a flurry of trades, including the one that sent Westbrook away after less than two seasons, Pelinka is still optimistic about the Lakers' future. When we did the Westbrook trade, I think all teams take risks, trade for a player, and our aspirations.'

The incident occurred in the third quarter with 1:32 remaining, with the Magic winning 83-73. After the guard missed a three-pointer earlier in the game, the river and the Magic bench began to exchange words, and rumors soon spilled over when a timeout was called. Rivers appear to be struck first by Bamba as he's knocked backwards, before the veteran player tries to punch back before being knocked to the ground by Magic's Jalen Suggs.

The NBA has suspended 11 players from the on-court brawl during the Detroit Pistons' victory over Orlando Magic on Wednesday night. On Thursday, three and two games were suspended, respectively, for Killian Hayes and Mo Wagner. In the meantime, Hamadou Diallo will miss a game. The NBA wasn't involved there. Cole Anthony, R.J. Hampton, Gary Harris, Kevon Harris, Admiral Schofield, Franz Wagner, Mo Bamba, and Wendell Carter, Jr. were suspended for a single game because of the on-court brawl. Both eleven people are suspended without compensation.