The former Cleveland Cavaliers and current Utah Jazz star Kevin Love has never shied away from self-reflection, but one of his most personal admissions surfaced only after Ricky Rubio stepped away from basketball.
I want you all to try to remember the 2010s Minnesota Timberwolves. I want us to, in as much detail as our collective neurons can muster, remember the cold winds of Kurt Rambis and David Kahn.
Mario Saint-Supery drew his first start for Spain at EuroBasket on Sunday, playing 21 minutes and scoring nine points with a team-high five assists and four rebounds in a resounding 91-47 win over Cyprus.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Former Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio took out a full back-page ad in the Minnesota Star Tribune in June, thanking Minnesota — and it sounded like he might be retiring from professional basketball.
One former member of the Cleveland Cavaliers is making his way back to the floor overseas after spending two years off from basketball. According to an official release, former Cavaliers and longtime NBA guard Ricky Rubio will be making a return to Joventut Badalona, the club he started his basketball career with.
One former member of the Utah Jazz is making his way back to the floor overseas after spending two years off from the game. According to a report from Xavi Ballesteros on BDN, former Jazz and longtime NBA guard Ricky Rubio will be making a return to Joventut Badalona, the club he started his basketball career with.
One of the prominent side topics in NBA discourse is the ever-changing culture. From day to day, one can find the league's legends talking about how soft the players are now, or how the game is no longer played the right way.
Ricky Rubio recently appeared on the "Lo de Evolve" show and reflected on his life and career in a deep dive into his past, like his dark thoughts and how other people helped him out in his career.
Ricky Rubio, the Spanish basketball prodigy once hailed as a generational playmaker, has always been a quiet enigma in the NBA. After spending 12 seasons
Ricky Rubio had a long, respectable career in the NBA, where he spent 13 seasons, across 4 teams as a playmaking point guard. He announced his retirement
Ricky Rubio was once one of the most exciting passers in the NBA. He spent the first six seasons of his NBA career playing for the Minneosta Timberwolves.
Beloved former Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio took out a full back-page ad in the Minnesota Star Tribune this week, thanking Minneapolis and the entire state for everything it gave him during his NBA career.
Ricky Rubio last played in the NBA during the 2022-23 season when he was a member of the Clevleand Cavaliers. The veteran point guard had averages of 5.2 points, 2.1 rebounds and 3.5 assists per contest in 33 games.
Minnesota Timberwolves fans got familiar with Ricky Rubio when the franchise drafted him in 2009, and he made his debut in 2011. He quickly became a popular
Former NBA point guard Ricky Rubio retired as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers earlier this season — but he only retired from the NBA. Now, not only is he playing for Spanish club Barcelona, but he signed on to play for Spain’s national team.
Ricky Rubio, who has been on "permitted leave in Spain from the team since the summer as he manages his mental health," isn't expected to be back with the team this season.