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Is Chris Paul's Present Team Houston Rockets Deliberately Giving Him Away?
Rumors have it that Houston Rockets is deliberately giving away its star player Chris Paul, but so far, there are no takers. 
Rumors have it that Houston Rockets is deliberately giving away its star player Chris Paul, but so far, there are no takers. -
Houston Rockets Eyeing Jimmy Butler As 3rd All-Star In Pursuit Of NBA Title
The Houston Rockets will keep its lineup intact, meaning Chris Paul and James Harden are staying. The plan now is to recruit the team's third All-Star, likely to be Jimmy Butler of the Philadelphia 76ers. 
The Houston Rockets will keep its lineup intact, meaning Chris Paul and James Harden are staying. The plan now is to recruit the team's third All-Star, likely to be Jimmy Butler of the Philadelphia 76ers. -
NY Knicks Turn Down Chris Paul Trade Offer From Houston Rockets
The New York Knicks have reportedly rejected the overture from the Houston Rockets of getting Chris Paul on a possible trade deal. The Knicks seem to focus on landing Kevin Durant, which explains the team's decision. The New York Knicks have reportedly rejected the overture from the Houston Rockets of getting Chris Paul on a possible trade deal. The Knicks seem to focus on landing Kevin Durant, which explains the team's decision. -
Rumored James Harden-Chris Paul Spat Could Lead To CP3's Exit From The Houston Rockets
Chris Paul has reportedly asked the Houston Rockets management to trade him following rumors of a clash with James Harden. Paul wants out as his relationship with Harden is now "unsalvageable," reports said. Chris Paul has reportedly asked the Houston Rockets management to trade him following rumors of a clash with James Harden. Paul wants out as his relationship with Harden is now "unsalvageable," reports said. -
Growing Tension With James Harden May Cause Chris Paul To Ask For a Trade
As rumors about tension between James Harden and Chris Paul mounts, Rocket GM Daryl Morey finally addressed the issue. 
As rumors about tension between James Harden and Chris Paul mounts, Rocket GM Daryl Morey finally addressed the issue. -
LA Lakers May Not Be Done After A.Davis’ Trade; Chris Paul Rumored Interested In Joining The Team
The Chris-Paul James Harden pact on the Houston Rockets could be ending soon if the statement of Stephen A. Smith, about Paul's desire to be traded from the Rockets this summer is to be believed. The NBA star could be interested in joining the LA Lakers The Chris-Paul James Harden pact on the Houston Rockets could be ending soon if the statement of Stephen A. Smith, about Paul's desire to be traded from the Rockets this summer is to be believed. The NBA star could be interested in joining the LA Lakers -
The Lakers MIght Just Partner Chris Paul With LeBron James
The Houston Rockets made it known that the entire team roster is open for trading, save for James Harden. That could mean Chris Paul is heading out soon, and likely to play alongside LeBron James with the Los Angeles Lakers. The Houston Rockets made it known that the entire team roster is open for trading, save for James Harden. That could mean Chris Paul is heading out soon, and likely to play alongside LeBron James with the Los Angeles Lakers. -
NBA Report: 3 Western Conference Teams That Could Dethrone The Golden State Warriors
The Golden State Warriors are the odds on favorite to win it all. While it hasn't been smooth sailing for the Dubs, Golden State remains to be the team-to-beat in the NBA. There are a handful of teams who have a chance to beat the Warriors and three of them are in the Western Conference. 
The Golden State Warriors are the odds on favorite to win it all. While it hasn't been smooth sailing for the Dubs, Golden State remains to be the team-to-beat in the NBA. There are a handful of teams who have a chance to beat the Warriors and three of them are in the Western Conference. -
#Spitgate Reaction: Warriors Forward Draymond Green Thinks NBA Gave Chris Paul And Co. The Kid-Glove Treatment
For the enigmatic Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, the dust-up during the Lakers-Rockets game that saw Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo, and Brandon Ingram suspended made good TV that he slept later than his bedtime. But something crossed his mind. In a recent interview, the outspoken Green thought how much trouble would he have been in had he figured in the ugly fistfight that marred Lebron James' debut at Staples Center wearing the Lakers uniform last Oct. 20. Paul, Rondo, and Ingram seem to have been given a slap on the wrist, as far as Green was concerned, suggesting that a harsher penalty would have been meted out by the NBA if he was involved in the fracas. 
For the enigmatic Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, the dust-up during the Lakers-Rockets game that saw Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo, and Brandon Ingram suspended made good TV that he slept later than his bedtime. But something crossed his mind. In a recent interview, the outspoken Green thought how much trouble would he have been in had he figured in the ugly fistfight that marred Lebron James' debut at Staples Center wearing the Lakers uniform last Oct. 20. Paul, Rondo, and Ingram seem to have been given a slap on the wrist, as far as Green was concerned, suggesting that a harsher penalty would have been meted out by the NBA if he was involved in the fracas. -
NBA #Spitgate Aftermath: Chris Paul Loses Nearly $500k For Two-Game Suspension!
In the aftermath of #Spitgate. the NBA slapped suspensions on Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul and Los Angeles Lakers point guard Rajon Rondo and forward Brandon Ingram for their roles in the on-court altercation on Oct. 20, when the Rockets faced the Lakers at Staples Center. In a statement, NBA executive vice president for basketball operations Kiki VanDeWeghe announced that the league meted out a four-game suspension on Ingram, while his teammate Rondo would sit out three games, while Paul received a two-game suspension. The suspensions are "without pay," meaning the players will not receive their salaries while they are serving their disciplinary action. 
In the aftermath of #Spitgate. the NBA slapped suspensions on Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul and Los Angeles Lakers point guard Rajon Rondo and forward Brandon Ingram for their roles in the on-court altercation on Oct. 20, when the Rockets faced the Lakers at Staples Center. In a statement, NBA executive vice president for basketball operations Kiki VanDeWeghe announced that the league meted out a four-game suspension on Ingram, while his teammate Rondo would sit out three games, while Paul received a two-game suspension. The suspensions are "without pay," meaning the players will not receive their salaries while they are serving their disciplinary action.
