Yearly Archives: 2026

Contender rumored to be interested in trading for Evan Mobley

We don’t yet know how the Cleveland Cavaliers will choose to handle this summer. What we do know, however, is that they’ll have plenty of options. According to Sam Amick of The Athletic, the Oklahoma City Thunder won’t be interested in Giannis Antetokounmpo in a possible trade. They might, however, be open to trading for Evan Mobley. Advertisement ā€œThere has …

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2026-27 Kentucky basketball player preview: Trent Noah

Mark Pope and his staff loaded up on depth this offseason after that turned into an issue last season thanks to injuries. Due to that, rising junior Trent Noah is going to have to really earn his playing time. Struggling in his minutes on the court last season, consistency was a problem. Now, all eyes are on if he will …

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Boston Celtics Daily Links 5/31/26

PHILADELPHIA, PA – APRIL 24: The sneakers worn by VJ Edgecombe #77 of the Philadelphia 76ers during the game against the Boston Celtics during Round One Game Three of the 2026 NBA Playoffs on April 24, 2026 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this Photograph, …

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Why Duke Basketball Is Underrated NBA Draft Deadline Winner

The NBA Draft deadline has come and gone, and some programs are relieved while others were hit with some difficult last-second departures. In today’s NIL era of college basketball, it has completely changed how prospects handle the pre-draft process. Up until a couple of years ago, being a sure-fire first-round pick made it nearly impossible to turn the NBA Draft …

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Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year

Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Kiyan Anthony may not have had the breakout season Syracuse basketball was hoping for as a freshman. But his father Carmelo Anthony doesn’t think that makes the experience a failure. Advertisement Anthony, Kiyan …

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Message to the West: the Spurs are ahead of schedule

Let’s bring it back full circle, baby. The last time the San Antonio Spurs were genuinely feared in the Western Conference, Kawhi Leonard was arguably the most dangerous two-way player on the planet and the Warriors were the only thing standing between San Antonio and another dynastic chapter. Then came the 2017 Western Conference Finals when Kawhi’s tender ankle buckled …

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Breaking Down Duke Basketball’s Updated Non-Conference Slate

The Duke basketball program is continuing to round out its elite non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, recently setting up another high-major matchup on a neutral floor. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff will once again give their guys a gauntlet of a non-conference slate to best prepare the club for the postseason. Duke has faced one of the …

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The Spurs-Thunder series created a weird spot for Suns fans

I’m not gonna lie, the past two weeks have been weird. Awkward. Icky, if you will. Because as the Western Conference Finals progressed, one thing became clear. I was rooting for the San Antonio Spurs to win. Even typing those words feels awkward. The Spurs are a team I’ve ā€œsports hatedā€ for most of my life. They have left scars …

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Knicks’ Robinson works out at practice, status for Game 1 uncertain

Mitchell Robinson did individual work at Knicks practice on Sunday, May 31 with his hand protected, but coach Mike Brown said the center is uncertain for Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. That decision will ultimately belong to the medical staff. Robinson, 28, broke his right pinky finger during Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals against Cleveland …

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not going to advise Thunder on offseason moves

OKLAHOMA CITY — With the financial hammer of the NBA’s tax aprons swinging their direction, the Thunder have some hard decisions to make this summer. Whatever moves Oklahoma City’s front office makes, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander does not plan on consulting with them. Advertisement “I will give zero input,” Gilgeous-Alexander said after a crushing Game 7 loss. “I will let Sam Presti, …

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