It has proven almost as difficult to rattle Victor Wembanyama as it is to get a shot off against San Antonio’s 7-foot-4 star.
This weekend, the Big3 basketball league returns to Detroit, now with its own team, the Detroit Amplifiers. Ice Cube expressed his long-standing love for Detroit, dating back to the late 1980s.
The Detroit Amplifiers (“Amps”), Motor City’s official BIG3 basketball franchise, will take center court at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday, July 20, marking the team’s highly anticipated first-ever home game.
The Detroit Amplifiers, the city’s new professional 3-on-3 basketball franchise in the BIG3, are set to hold their final week of training camp. Ahead of the season opener, the Amps held an introductory press conference, marking the first time a 3-on-3 team came together in Detroit.
Karl-Anthony Towns has scored 44 points in the first half, a franchise record for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The building was renamed in honor of Detroit native George “Iceman” Gervin, who was on the EMU Men's Basketball team from 1970-1972.