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Kawhi mum on future, ‘not stressing’ NBA probe
Kawhi Leonard declined to discuss his future with the Clippers after Wednesday’s play-in loss and said he’s “not stressing” the NBA’s investigation into his deal with Aspiration.
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College Basketball 2025-2026 Buzz: Illinois Retains Core Players
A big-time performance — or a key injury — can be the difference for teams in March Madness, which is already upon us. We’re keeping track of notable injuries, news and happenings across men’s and […]
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4 Takeaways From the Dodgers’ Sweep Over the Mets
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles) – In the aftermath of the Mets’ sixth straight defeat Monday night, shortstop Francisco Lindor sat reclined in a chair, jersey off, chatting quietly with Luis Robert Jr. The only audible […]
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Warriors turn back clock to rally, extend season
The Warriors, led by Stephen Curry, erased a 13-point deficit in the fourth quarter to edge the Clippers and advance in the NBA’s play-in tournament.
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Hornets’ Ball fined $35K for ‘reckless’ Bam play
The NBA has fined LaMelo Ball $35,000 “for making unnecessary and reckless contact” with Bam Adebayo during Tuesday’s play-in game. The Hornets star also was fined $25,000 for using profane language during a TV interview […]
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Wolves ready to ‘flip the switch’ off uneven season
Coming off a rather uninspiring regular season, Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves said “we’re here now” and are ready to take on the Nuggets for the start of the playoffs.
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Minus Embiid, Maxey propels Sixers into playoffs
With Joel Embiid watching from the bench, Tyrese Maxey scored 31 points to lead the Sixers past the Magic 109-97 and lock up a first-round playoff date with the rival Boston Celtics.
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NBA referee Taylor exits Warriors-Clips with injury
Referee Ben Taylor left the play-in tournament game between the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Clippers because of an injury.
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NBA touts near doubling of television viewership
The NBA says 170 million people in the U.S. watched NBA games across the league’s four primary broadcast platforms during the regular season, a number that represents an 86% rise over last season.
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🏆 NBA playoffs: Predicting the entire bracket
ESPN’s Zach Kram decides each NBA series in the playoffs through the Finals. Who will square off in June?