Tragedy struck in Boston on Monday afternoon when two bombs exploded near the finish line to the 2013 Boston Marathon.
Below is a video of President Barack Obama’s response followed by the Twitter reaction from the NBA.
Who Won and Who Lost? Reviewing All 12 NBA Trades
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There have been exactly a dozen NBA trades made this season, from small to significant. Some teams wanted to clear up money, some teams wanted to continue rebuilding, while others took bold steps in ensuring present and future success on the court.
But in our society of instant gratification and unceasing competition, we almost have an unquenchable thirst for deciding winners and losers.
SH Blog: Wall admits he was motivated by critics, Lawson says Nuggets can beat Heat in Finals
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As the season winds down, writers and reporters will have a tendency to ask players about the future ahead of them.
Some – like Andre Iguodala and Jose Calderon, as you’ll see below – may be asked how they’ll go about free agency, while others (see Ty Lawson) will be asked about how they may match up against certain teams when the playoffs come around.
For Washington Wizards point guard John Wall, the main questions continue to be about his value to the franchise and why he should or should not be considered a max player.
[Related: Why John Wall is not a max player]
We’ve seen Stan Van Gundy heavily criticize Wall’s game before doing a complete 180 a few months later, and we’ve also seen just how little faith David Falk had in the guard.
