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Warriors star Steph Curry isn’t slowed by impaired vision as best shooter ever

Warriors star Steph Curry isn’t slowed by impaired vision as best shooter ever originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area OAKLAND – Nearly a decade after Stephen Curry established himself as the best deep shooter in basketball history, he disclosed that such acclaim came despite eyesight that was profoundly imperfect. Advertisement That he had no idea his vision was impaired …

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Spectrum SportsNet reveals Lakers’ broadcast crew shakeup

The Lakers’ local broadcast team will bring back familiar faces while also having some shakeups for the 2026-27 NBA season. Spectrum SportsNet announced Wednesday that play-by-play announcer Bill Macdonald and analyst Stu Lantz will return to lead the Lakers’ television broadcast team. Danny Green will have a more featured role on the Lakers’ TV broadcasts in 2026-27. NBAE via Getty …

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Yes, Devin Vassell is a top-100 NBA player

This week, ESPN released its list of the top 100 NBA players. The San Antonio Spurs had three players in the top 50: Dylan Harper (50), De’Aaron Fox (43), and Stephon Castle (38). It’s safe to assume that Victor Wembanyama will be in the top 1o, revealed later this week. One player was notably missing from the rankings: Devin Vassell. …

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Luka Dončić lays out Lakers championship ‘plan’ in passionate vow

On Tuesday, a 528-page authorized visual book of the Lakers’ franchise history was published by TASCHEN. The book features never-before-published artwork and photographs, along with original stories and essays from many members of the Lakers’ organization, past and present. Advertisement Star guard Luka Dončić’s essay is making waves on social media for the passionate message he sent about being part …

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From Army to ESPN, Chris Spatola was a ‘total badass’ who never stopped winning people over

“A total badass.” That’s how ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas remembers Chris Spatola. Spatola, who died unexpectedly Sept. 21 at age 47, built a remarkable life that stretched far beyond the basketball court. He was an Army standout, a U.S. Army veteran, a respected broadcaster for ESPN and SiriusXM, and the son-in-law of legendary Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski. Advertisement …

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The second apron is coming for the Knicks: Karl-Anthony Towns, Knicks extension talks stall

The second apron is coming for the Knicks. Not this season, maybe not next season, but the apron is coming. That may be best evidenced by the fact that contract extension negotiations between the Knicks and star center Karl-Anthony Towns have stalled, reports ESPN’s Shams Charania and Vincent Goodwill. Advertisement The sides have spent extensive time discussing a potential extension …

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Can Austin Reaves be who the Lakers think he is?

Welcome to our Lakers Season Preview Series! For the next several weeks, we’ll be writing columns every weekday breaking down the biggest questions we have about every player the Lakers added this offseason. Today, we look at Austin Reaves. Last year was a bit of a convergence season for Austin Reaves and the Lakers, where his pursuit of a new …

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Spectrum SportsNet announces broadcast team for 2026-27 season

In some of the biggest news of the offseason for the Lakers, Stu Lantz will be returning to broadcasts for the 2026-27 Lakers’ season. On Wednesdays, Spectrum SportsNet announced its team for games this season, including the return of Billy Macdonald and Stu Lantz. After missing the back end of last season, Lantz will return for his 41st season with …

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Rockets 2026-2027 NBA Training Camp: Day one update

The Houston Rockets kicked off their 2026-2027 NBA season on Tuesday with their annual Media Day. Every season, it gives NBA fans and media a chance to see what players have improved this summer, what they’ve rehabbed from injuries, and what they expect for the upcoming season. For the Rockets, the top topic was Fred VanVleet’s health. VanVleet missed the …

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Mystics vs Sky Preview: Washington finish season against Chicago

CHICAGO, IL – SEPTEMBER 17: Kiki Iriafen #44 of the Washington Mystics shoots a free throw during the game against the Chicago Sky on September 17, 2026 at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, IL. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the …

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Boston Celtics Daily Links 9/23/26

LAS VEGAS, NV – JULY 17: The sneakers worn by Christian Koloko #10 of the Los Angeles Lakers during the game against the Boston Celtics during the 2025 NBA Summer League game on July 17, 2025 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using …

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The Brooklyn Podcast: Training Camp Eve with Jordan Greene

It’s the last week of September! That means we’re just a few days away from training camp and media day. Ladies and gentlemen — make no mistake about it — Brooklyn basketball will return to your lives soon. Our own Jordan Greene is here to help us get PUMPED for it! We’ll talk through the season projections that recently came …

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Preview: Can Collin Murray-Boyles become the Raptors’ long-term centre?

There is a pretty simple question surrounding Collin Murray-Boyles entering his second NBA season: how high can his ceiling actually be? Selected ninth overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, Murray-Boyles entered Toronto with plenty of intrigue. At 6-foot-7 and 245 pounds, he is undersized for a traditional center, but his strength, physicality and instincts allow him to play much bigger …

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What ESPN’s NBA Rank 2026 got right—and wrong—about the Sixers

With NBA training camps right around the corner, ESPN is rolling out the latest edition of its annual NBA Rank exercise, which ranks players “based on predicted contributions—quality and quantity—for the 2026-27 regular season.” Unsurprisingly, the Sixers’ starting five was well-represented. Here’s where they checked in this year: Advertisement No other Sixers players made the list. Before getting too bent …

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Devin Booker falls to No. 20 in ESPN’s NBA player rankings

Yesterday, we learned that Dillon Brooks had made quite the jump in ESPN’s preseason player rankings, going from unranked a season ago to No. 76 overall. Today, ESPN released players 11 through 50, which means we finally learned where Devin Booker landed. Booker is the only other member of the Phoenix Suns to crack ESPN’s top 100, and after entering …

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Sources on extension talks between Karl-Anthony Towns and Knicks

Contract extension talks between the Knicks and Karl-Anthony Towns have been ongoing this offseason after Towns played a huge role in helping New York capture its first championship in 53 years. According to SNY NBA Insider Ian Begley, there’s been plenty of dialogue between the two sides, and those conversations have been positive, with the Knicks making it known they …

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Contract talks between Karl-Anthony Towns, Knicks are reportedly at a standstill after NBA title

Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks are apparently very far apart on a new contract extension ahead of training camp next week. Talks between the Knicks and Towns have “stagnated” and an agreement is now considered unlikely, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania and Vincent Goodwill. The two sides have spent extensive time discussing the extension this offseason, “but there …

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Player Preview: Collin Gillespie isn’t the underdog anymore

Every day, we’ll take a closer look at another member of the 2026-27 Phoenix Suns, examining what they bring to the roster and what their role could mean for the season ahead as we count down to training camp and the preseason. Point Guard, 6’1″, 195 pounds, 27 years old, 4th season Advertisement Collin Gillespie has been a diamond in …

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Here’s a look at the Lakers’ roster heading into the 2026-27 preseason

This summer, the Lakers were expected to make roster changes, but few expected the overhaul that followed. Austin Reaves was the only free agent the Lakers re-signed, instead opting to completely remake the roster around Luka Dončić. The team used nearly every asset available, trading draft picks for center Walker Kessler and using cap space to make a host of …

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