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Fox, Brown prove Kings keep producing winners, just not in Sacramento

Serious question: are the Sacramento Kings a basketball franchise right now or postgraduate NBA talent pipeline? Have we realized that they at one point had and let go of Tyrese Haliburton (NBA Finals last year), De’Aaron Fox, Mike Brown, and Harrison Barnes (all in the NBA Finals this year)? In Sactown, players arrive with potential and coaches arrive with ideas. …

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What if the Wizards shock everyone at No. 1?

So, you saw the title above. Why ask it? We live in a world which is human. Things happen in life. Maybe Monumental Basketball President or Washington Wizards General Manager Will Dawkins have a change of heart and pick someone not named AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, Cameron Boozer or Caleb Wilson. What does it mean, and why? Advertisement According to FanDuel’s draft …

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Clippers mock draft roundup: LA gets rising star in latest version

The Los Angeles Clippers don’t necessarily have to hit the reset button after a mediocre 2025-26 season but will need to make the right decisions to replenish their roster for the future. The Clippers will enter the NBA draft with the fifth overall pick on Tuesday, June 23. Advertisement It’s the franchise’s lowest draft selection since picking Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin with …

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A former Phoenix Sun will be a champ for the first time since 2023

The NBA Finals are set. Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs will face off against Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks in a finals that will break historic NBA clichés. Either an inexperienced team will prove you don’t need experience to win a title, or that you can win a championship with a small guard that isn’t the …

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Knicks embrace ‘tough’ 2026 NBA Finals matchup with ‘special’ Spurs

Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs stand before the Knicks’ first NBA title since the 1973 season after San Antonio’s 111-103 Game 7 win Saturday at the Thunder dethroned reigning-champion Oklahoma City in the Western Conference Finals, setting the stage for a matchup that has New York laser-focused as prep begins for Wednesday’s opener. “They’re a special team,” Miles McBride said. …

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THAT way! Or no way at all?

How do title contending NBA teams build their rosters? This year’s NBA Finals is, as they say, a study in contrasts. The San Antonio Spurs are largely organic, with most of their key players selected in the NBA draft by the Spurs, or are the sort of players that any team can acquire to play for them at low cost. …

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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 “There has …

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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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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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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 “sports hated” 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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