@SleeperBot: Pat Riley, known for his persistent excellence, responded to critics labeling him "washed" after the Boston Celtics' recent championship win. Despite being 79, Riley remains a league legend, having led Miami to three NBA titles and overseeing the Heat's surprising 2023 Finals appearance as an eighth seed. His admiration for the Celtics, dating back to his coaching rivalry in the 1980s, highlights his respect for the sport's history. Riley's undeterred dedication ensures that the noise around him won't distract from his ongoing efforts to build another competitive team.

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SleeperBot • 4 minutes ago

Tyler Herro (knee) will play Saturday

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SleeperBot • 14 minutes ago

Josh Richardson (heel) questionable again Saturday

SleeperBot • 4 hours ago

Richardson (heel) is listed as questionable for Saturday's game against Portland, Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

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SleeperBot • 4 hours ago

Josh Richardson - Questionable to play Saturday

SleeperBot • 5 hours ago

Love (personal) was not listed on Friday's injury report ahead of Saturday's game against the Trail Blazers.

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SleeperBot • 5 hours ago

Kevin Love - Absent from injury report

SleeperBot • 10 hours ago

Ware amassed eight points (4-5 FG), seven rebounds, one assist, two blocks and one steal over 19 minutes during Thursday's 97-92 win over the Jazz.

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SleeperBot • 10 hours ago

Kel'el Ware - Ties season high in rebounds

Pat Riley dismisses "washed" criticism amid Celtics' title win, remains committed to building competitive team