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Bucks preseason notebook – Yahoo Sports

With training camp and all five preseason games in the books, we have learned a lot about the Bucks as they embark on year one of the rebuild-but-don’t-call-it-a-rebuild. But what one person sees isn’t always the same as what the next person does. So, we thought we’d share pages of our notebooks, highlighting our main observations as Milwaukee heads into …

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CelticsBlog roundtable: what are you excited for this season?

On the eve of Opening Night (Matinee?) and the 81st season of the Boston Celtics, it’s hard not to be thankful for everything that the franchise has accomplished and given to us fans. “The people that came before you. The city. The fans. The expectation of winning. The players. The coaches,” head coach Mazzulla said when asked what makes the …

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Open Thread: An inside look at Tiago Splitter with the Chicago Bulls

The Chicago Bulls posted this video on their X account (which was shared by my guy Jose Arredondo @sportsguyjose): Splitter is seen in practice quizzing the Bulls players on the tactics and strategies of the Phoenix Suns. He’s established an expectation of readiness. He’s calling on his players randomly for answers. In education this is referred to this is as …

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Are the Knicks ready for what’s next? New York’s repeat bid begins with nowhere to hide in wide-open NBA

NEW YORK — Everywhere you looked, it seemed, there they were. Fresh off the run of a lifetime — a 16-3 sprint through the postseason, headlined by some of the most remarkable blowouts and comebacks in NBA playoff history, capped off by an all-time individual performance in the NBA Finals to clinch the franchise’s first NBA championship in 53 years …

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One thing to love about all 30 NBA teams entering the new season

The 2026-27 NBA season is ready to destroy everything you think you know about basketball. It’s so hard to make preseason predictions in this era of the league when parity is at an all-time high and the pace-and-space nature of play puts every athlete in danger of injury. It sure feels like the San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, and …

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NBA opens with historic triple-header: Key insights, how to watch games

The NBA is back, and this time opening night has a twist … it’s actually opening day. The 2026-27 regular season tips off with the first-ever NBA opening-day tripleheader broadcast nationally, beginning with an afternoon tilt in the Motor City as the Detroit Pistons host the Boston Celtics. The evening brings two more marquee matchups with a championship celebration at …

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How does the NBA work and when does the season start?

The 2026-27 National Basketball Association (NBA) season starts Tuesday, 20 October with the Boston Celtics heading to the Detroit Pistons. The regular season, as well as the in-season NBA Cup, takes place between October and April. Advertisement After that, the play-offs take place to determine the NBA champions, who are crowned in June. What is the format? Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of …

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We ranked the best player on every NBA team. 76ers among biggest surprise

Another NBA regular season is set to begin, and the preseason player rankings have already been rolled out. While debates over the league’s top stars never end, the exercise also offers a revealing snapshot of where each franchise stands entering the 2026-27 season. USA TODAY’s top 100 player rankings highlight the biggest names expected to lead championship contenders, excel for …

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NBA News: Timberwolves Jaden McDaniels inks $40M extension

On the eve of the 2026-27 NBA season, ESPN‘s Shams Charania dropped an unexpected piece of Timberwolves-related news. It seems to be the theme of this offseason for Minnesota. They have consistently been in the news with rarely a long break between important roster moves. From sending off two-thirds of their frontcourt for LaMelo Ball, to the LeBron “White Board” …

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Lakers make final roster decision, waive Dalton Knecht as Bronny stays

The Los Angeles Lakers have come to a decision on their roster to open the season. Dalton Knecht has been waived, the team announced Monday afternoon. The move puts the Lakers roster at 15 players, the limit under NBA rules. Advertisement The Lakers, who carried 16 players through the preseason, had a choice to make between Knecht and Bronny James. …

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Collin Sexton finally takes step in right direction for Lakers season opener vs Warriors

Collin Sexton participated in his first full Lakers practice on Monday and and is considered day-to-day for Wednesday’s season opener against the Warriors. Sexton said he’s dealing with a “lower leg injury,” adding that he has been experiencing “tightness.” He said that “nothing in particular” brought it on. Advertisement “We’ll be taking it day by day,” Sexton said. “At the …

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Bucks sign Pete Nance to (another) two-way deal

After a nervous few days in which the Bucks waived Pete Nance from the non-guaranteed deal they signed him to in July to cut their official roster to 16—and then waived Kevin Porter Jr. yesterday to bring it to 15—the team announced that Nance has indeed signed another two-way contract to return to Milwaukee for a third season. This will …

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In surprise, Joshua Jefferson will be ready Wednesday

Joshua Jefferson, the 6’9″ 23-year-old point forward taken at No. 28 in the Draft, has been the forgotten man this summer. Because of NBA regs, he couldn’t join the Nets Summer League team until the first game in Las Vegas. No practice, just a review of the playbook and the results were as expected: some smart plays but with the …

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Ring Night Preview: Knicks vs. 76ers, October 20, 2026

Waiting for a new season can be excruciating, tiresome, and hard. It can feel like an eternity. As a fan, you are usually left with questions: why did the past season go up in flames, and what needs to happen to finally, please, finally do better in the future? To somehow reach that goal that many franchises chase for decades. …

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How things will look different for the Knicks at center on Opening Night

The Knicks will get their first glimpse of life without Mitchell Robinson. After eight years with Robinson on the roster — though not always on the active list — New York faces the Sixers in Tuesday’s opener with Andre Drummond as the backup center. Advertisement It is by far the biggest change from last season’s championship-winning roster and therefore will …

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