Basketball
It became known how much they sold the jersey of Michael Jordan from the 1992 Olympics

Michael Jordan / Photo: © Getty Images
Six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan’s T-shirt, which he wore in the 1992 Olympic basketball semi-finals against Lithuania, sold at auction for $3.03 million, according to the website of the auction house Goldin Auctions.
Former US national team player Karl Malone auctioned the jerseys of his teammates who took part in the match. The uniforms of Larry Bird ($360,000), Magic Johnson ($336,000), Charles Barkley ($230,000) and others were also sold, and Malone’s jersey sold for $58,800.
Previously, Jordan’s 1998 NBA jersey, as well as his shoes from Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals against Utah, were sold for $10 million – an unnamed buyer purchased the shoes for $2.2 million.
Michael Jordan – two-time Olympic champion (1984, 1992).
Source: Sportbox

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Basketball
Rapper Drake Bet Over $1 Million on Denver’s NBA Finals Win

Drake / Photo: © Amy Sussman / Staff / Getty Images Sport / Gettyimages.ru
Rapper Drake bet a large amount on the Denver Nuggets’ victory over the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals, he announced this on a social network.
Drake made a $1 million bet at 1.23 odds that Denver would be the champions this season.
Drake bet another $250,000 on Denver’s 4-1 win in the series, with $600,000 in profits if successful.
The musician is widely known for his sports betting.
Denver leads the final best-of-four series, 1–0. The second game will take place in Colorado on June 4th.
Source: Sportbox

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Euro League
Pangos and Davis at the Armani Milano exit door

In a different city, on a different country, on a different team, Kevin Pangos and Brandon Davis are expected to continue their careers.
Armani Milano is ready for radical changes this summer as several of its players pack their bags for other countries. Naz Mitrou-Long, for example, will shake hands with Zalgiris Kaunas while Basketnews.com claims Kevin Pangos and Brandon Davis are also at the exit door.
The 30-year-old American point guard averaged 8.9 points, 2.3 rebounds and 3.4 assists per 25:04 in 16 EuroLeague games, while the 32-year-old American center had 10.2 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1 .9 assists per 18:23 scored 33 EuroLeague games. However, both have a contract until the summer of 2024, however, according to the information, their agents have already put them on the market.
Stefano Tonut, Billy Baron, Devon Hall, Davide Alviti, Deson Thomas, Niccolò Melli, Johan Vogtman and Ettore Messina are also signed at Armani Milano. Timoth Luwagu-Cambaro, Sambage Napier, Savon Shields, Kyle Hines, Luigi Datome, Paul Biliga and Jambaolo Ritchie are free.
Source: sport 24

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Euro League
Fun VIDEO: Kanan explains why he didn’t eat souvlaki, how to pronounce his name and why he wants to stay at Olympiakos

Isaiah Kanan was adorable in The Bald Brothers. Now also see in the VIDEO what he caused by saying that he has not eaten souvlaki, how he answered the question about staying at Olympiakos and why he has no problem not being called by his name .
You heard it, you read it. Time to see some excerpts from Isaiah Kanan’s interview with Sportish and the Bald Brothers. The American guard was in the 24MEDIA studios for 73 minutes, he talked about his whole life and showed all his faces.
He was happy talking about the Greek souvlaki (or gyros, if that’s what some people want), sad remembering the Final Four in Kaunas, happy talking about Olympiakos, Bartzokas and the question spoke of his stay, emotionally, as he rolled back the year to the days of Hurricane Katrina and his serious injury in an NBA game.
But watch three VIDEO features from the lengthy interview:
In the first he talks about his stay and next season at Olympiakos
In the second for the Greek souvlaki
In the third and last sentence, because he has no problem with mispronouncing his name:
Listen to the full episode and follow Bald Brothers Spyro Kavalierato – Haris Stavrou on Spotify, at Apple Podcasts and on Google Podcasts.
Source: sport 24

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