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Todd Whitehead: Most win probability added by clutch shooting during a single postseason, since 1997. According to the incomparable @inpredict
Most win probability added by clutch shooting during a single postseason, since 1997.
— Todd Whitehead (@CrumpledJumper) May 24, 2025
According to the incomparable @inpredict pic.twitter.com/QYvqeCqxUC
Jorge Sierra: Giannis Antetokounmpo has passed Mitch Richmond in scoring for No. 48 in NBA history. Also: Tobias Harris moved ahead of Walt Frazier, Artis Gilmore and Rashard Lewis for No. 142.
Jorge Sierra: Also: James Harden passed HAKEEM OLAJUWON in scoring for No. 13 in scoring. AND Nikola Jokic moved ahead of all the guys in scoring: Lou Williams Terry Porter Walt Frazier Artis Gilmore Rashard Lewis He's No. 138 in scoring now.
“It felt great to sit there eating on center court, then I turned around, looked up and saw the banners from when we won the Eastern Conference … It was just a good feeling to be back here in a different environment,” Lewis told the Sentinel before Orlando hosted San Antonio over the weekend. “It was good.”
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Jorge Sierra: Nikola Vucevic passed NBA75 selection James Worthy in scoring yesterday. He's No. 114 all-time now. Also: Devin Booker (age 28) moved ahead of Lou Williams, Terry Porter, Walt Frazier, Artis Gilmore and Rashard Lewis for No. 137. He's in Top 10 all-time trajectory.
Karl is sipping iced tea and soaking in a picturesque view of Seattle’s Elliott Bay on a sun-splashed Thursday. He lives in Denver but is in town to help promote, support and encourage Seattle’s candidacy should Silver and the NBA Board of Governors decide to proceed with expansion. As the Seahawks played host to the San Francisco 49ers at Lumen Field, Karl and former Sonics players Dale Ellis and Rashard Lewis attended a social event on the 75th floor of the Columbia Tower that included Seattle mayor Bruce Harrell, Seattle Sports Commission president and CEO Beth Knox and several business leaders. “It’s a lot of anticipation; I feel like we are hanging on the edge of our seats, waiting,” Knox said. “We are ready.”
The support was there from a who's who of Seattle hoops legends. From former Sonics players like Gary Payton, Shawn Kemp, Detlef Schrempf, Rashard Lewis, Fred Brown, Lenny Wilkens, Dale Ellis, Sam Perkins, and George Karl to Seattle-area hoops legends Jamal Crawford, Isaiah Thomas and Brandon Roy. Think about the numbers alone---and the caliber of those players and the message they're sending.
Alex Kennedy: Dwight Howard, Rashard Lewis and Mike Miller are in the building for Game 6 of Magic-Cavs. Here’s @DwightHoward reuniting with Shard: pic.twitter.com/DInrjPXfuY
Dwight Howard, Rashard Lewis and Mike Miller are in the building for Game 6 of Magic-Cavs. Here’s @DwightHoward reuniting with Shard: pic.twitter.com/DInrjPXfuY
— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) May 3, 2024
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A former NBA All-Star with ties to the Bayou City recently sold his west Houston mansion, marking one of the most expensive home sales recorded in the area in January. Rashard Lewis, drafted by Seattle in 1998 straight out of Alief Elisk High School in Houston, bought the mansion at 9 E Rivercrest in 2007, according to Harris County records
Former NBA All-Star Rashard Lewis has listed his mansion in Houston, TX, for the cool sum of $6 million. The small forward’s impressive six-bedroom, 9,280-square-foot home sits on a 3.5-acre parcel on the city’s west side.
Cody Taylor: Rashard Lewis and Hedo Turkoglu are on hand at the Magic game tonight. They took center court to help kick off the player introductions at Amway Center.
Jason Beede: From left to right: Nick Anderson, Bo Outlaw, Rashard Lewis, Hedo Turkoglu and Jalen Suggs are answering questions from Ryan Anderson while wearing #Magic jerseys from their respective eras.
From left to right: Nick Anderson, Bo Outlaw, Rashard Lewis, Hedo Turkoglu and Jalen Suggs are answering questions from Ryan Anderson while wearing #Magic jerseys from their respective eras. pic.twitter.com/AsgNfhlPWi
— Jason Beede (@therealBeede) September 15, 2023
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