Newly crowned NBA Eastern Conference Champions Lebron James and J.R Smith were in the building for the Future concert in Cleveland Saturday (May 27).

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A segue into what possible developments will come of Game 5 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals series, after discussing the Cavs’ comeback victory over the Celtics on Tuesday [May 23], took an uncomfortable turn for Ernie, Kenny and the Inside The NBA audience, when their discussion was disrupted by yet another contentious dispute between Shaq and Charles Barkley.
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Rapper NBA Youngboy was released from a Lousiana jail after being incarcerated in December 2016. The rapper was previously hit with two charges of attempted first-degree murder. Now, rapper Boosie Badazz, a fellow Louisiana native, has decided to give some advice to the budding star. Via an Instagram post, Boosie said, “Welcome home @nba_youngboy [100 emoji] Leave Br asap.” The advice telling NBA Youngboy to get out of Baton Rouge ASAP may seem out of nowhere, but Boosie’s past gives him a good reason to offer that advice to a young man looking to change his life.
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According to an ESPN report, Chris Bosh’s time in Miami is coming to an end. Bosh hasn’t played in the league since February 2016 due blood clot issues but remained on the team despite doctors refusing to clear him.

Via Brian Windhorst of ESPN: “Part of the reason this process has been so drawn out is the sides are caught between two collective bargaining agreements with differing rules on players with potentially life-threatening medical conditions. The new CBA, which takes effect July 1, has new policies for evaluating player health, partially because of Bosh’s situation.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are keeping busy as they wait for the NBA lottery, somehow already less than a week away. They’ve already worked out Tacko Fall and now the second publicly-mentioned practice has gone to Northeastern’s senior point guard, T.J. Williams

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Westbrook will be eligible for a 5-year $217 million “supermax.”

Last NBA off-season, one month after Kevin Durant signed with the Golden State Warriors, Russell Westbrook inked a 3-year $85 million extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder.However, Westbrook has a player option on the final year of that contract, which means he could be an unrestricted free agent next Summer.

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