James is one of the greatest players in NBA history, but there’s no possible way you could justify him being + 150 with Embiid + 300 and Jokic + 600. Look at these Lakers’ games without Davis: Beat an awful Bulls team. Lost by 15 to the Pistons off a back-to-back. Twice needed overtime to beat the Thunder. Lost at the Nuggets. Lost back to back against the Heat and Wizards.
Last week Embiid became the first 76ers player with a 50-point game since Allen Iverson in 2005 and the first Sixer with a 50-5-5 game since Wilt Chamberlain in 1968. Embiid had a career-high 50 points with 17 rebounds, five assists and four blocks while shooting 65%. Meanwhile, the Lakers without Davis have lost four of five, including three straight at home. Their only win came against a very bad Minnesota team that is so dysfunctional that it fired its coach and hired an assistant from a different organization in the middle of the season.
MLB notebook: Yanks pitcher German apologizes after serving domestic violence suspension
Domingo German served a lengthy suspension after a domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend.
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Yankees pitcher Domingo German gave a public apology on Wednesday. ” I have made mistakes of which I’m not proud of,” German said.
Michael Dwyer/Associated Press
NEW YORK Yankees pitcher Domingo German gave a public apology Wednesday for actions that led to a lengthy suspension under Major League Baseball’s domestic violence policy, a day after he spoke with New York teammates and admitted he had engaged in dangerous conduct.
Speaking softly and dabbing his eyes at times, German said through a translator he wanted “to sincerely apologize to the Steinbrenner family, my teammates, the front office and those around me who love me. I have made mistakes of which I’m not proud of.”