Mike Trewick is moving from coach to athletics administrator, taking the helm at Montevideo to guide a program that has consistently competed at the top of the West Central Conference across multiple sports. After 30-plus years coaching in the St. Cloud area, he’ll oversee basketball, baseball, tennis and more, commuting as he transitions into the AD role and looking to make a lasting impact on the Thunder Hawks’ culture and community ties.

Trewick’s journey spans Sartell High School and St. John’s University, with head coaching stints at St. Mary’s and roles in St. Cloud Tech/Apollo programs. He succeeds Jesse Nelson and arrives amid a backdrop of local athletic success, including NSIC volleyball and a pickup of college talent from the St. Cloud area. The move signals a deepening focus on program-building and community engagement in Montevideo.

Stephen Curry stands firm amidst criticism that his shooting style has negatively influenced young basketball players. He addressed these claims during a Complex interview, emphasizing the extensive work behind his success and stating he feels "zero guilt" for inspiring kids to shoot from long distances. Curry, who has honed his skills over years, believes in encouraging creativity and confidence on the court, while reminding fans that consistent long-range shooting requires dedication and practice.

In the same conversation, Curry praised LeBron James and Chris Paul as the smartest players he has encountered, reflecting on their high basketball IQs. He also dismissed retirement speculations, asserting his commitment to continue playing. As the standard for aspiring shooters, he takes pride in his impact on the game and remains unapologetic about it.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's jersey history reflects a rich legacy that spans over five decades, tracing back to their origins as the Seattle SuperSonics in 1967. Among the notable numbers, jersey No. 34 has been worn by 17 players, including Reggie Evans during his tenure with the Sonics from 2002 to 2006. Evans, after being undrafted, made a name for himself in Seattle, averaging 4.0 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. His contributions were pivotal during a formative period for the franchise.

As the Thunder continue to honor their past, the intertwining stories of players like Evans serve as a reminder of the team's evolution. The significance of jersey numbers in the NBA goes beyond mere fabric; they symbolize the shared history and memories of fans and players alike.

The Phoenix Suns kicked off their NBA Summer League campaign with a decisive 103-84 victory over the Washington Wizards. Koby Brea led the charge, scoring an impressive 19 points, including 4-of-5 from beyond the arc. Ryan Dunn and Boogie Ellis contributed significantly, with 17 and 16 points, respectively. The Suns showcased depth as five players scored in double figures, and they demonstrated strong defensive pressure, forcing 17 turnovers from the Wizards.

After taking a commanding 26-point lead, the Suns executed their game plan with precision under Summer League coach DeMarre Carroll. Khaman Maluach and Oso Ighodaro also made notable contributions, with Ighodaro achieving a double-double. The team’s performance sets an exciting tone as they prepare to face the Atlanta Hawks next.

The Cleveland Cavaliers' journey over the past 25 years has oscillated between championship glory and heartbreaking lows. The franchise's fortunes soared with LeBron James, who not only brought credibility upon his draft in 2003 but also returned to lead the team to its first championship, ending a 52-year city-wide drought. Despite a series of disappointing seasons in between, Cleveland has recently enjoyed success, making the playoffs for three consecutive years and securing the top seed in the Eastern Conference.

To commemorate their turbulent history, Rotowire.com has crafted an All-Time Starting Lineup for the Cavs, featuring standout players like Kyrie Irving, who averaged 21.6 points during his time with the team, and Donovan Mitchell, who has emerged as a key player in the current roster. LeBron's legacy remains unmatched, holding franchise records in key stats while leading the team to four NBA Finals in his second stint. Kevin Love and Zydrunas Ilgauskas also make the list, highlighting the contributions of the past alongside the present.