Basketball
‘Lot of interest’ in C’s sale; owner plans ’28 exit
Wyc Grousbeck said that not only does he continue to plan to run the Celtics for the next three years, but he believes they could repeat as champions this season.
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Basketball
George has bone bruise, to miss at least 2 games
Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George has a bone bruise on his left knee and will miss two games, the team said Thursday.
Basketball
Mavs’ Doncic out at least week with wrist strain
Mavericks star Luka Doncic has sustained a right wrist strain and will miss at least one week.
Basketball
Pistons’ Cunningham exits vs. Hornets after fall
Detroit guard Cade Cunningham left Thursday night’s game in Charlotte in the final minute of regulation due to a left hip injury and did not play in overtime as the Pistons fell to the Hornets.
Basketball
Sources: NBA ASG to have pickup-style format
The NBA’s new All-Star Game tournament is expected to include a pickup-style format with two semifinal games played up to 40 points, followed by a final match up to 25 points, sources told ESPN.
Local Sports
Is Indiana having greatest single-season turnaround in recent CFB history?
Indiana is on the precipice of making the CFP in Curt Cignetti’s first season. Here’s how Indiana’s turnaround stacks up with the best turnarounds since 2000.
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Tre Donaldson finishes a TOUGH bucket in transition, extending Michigan’s lead vs. Tarleton State
Tre Donaldson finished a TOUGH bucket in transition to extend the Michigan Wolverines’ lead vs. the Tarleton State Texans.
Football
Nick Chubb powers in for memorable touchdown vs. Steelers
Chubb scored on a 2-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, giving the Browns a lead.
Football
Sources: Patriots’ Kraft denied again in HOF bid
Robert Kraft, who had been considered a favorite for the 2025 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has missed out again, sources told ESPN.
Football
Giants’ Jones takes responsibility, ponders future
In his first public comments since losing his starting quarterback job with the Giants, Daniel Jones said he takes “full responsibility” for the Giants’ losses and is still processing his future.