Boston Celtics Daily Links 5/28/26
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NBAThe Thunder will try to eliminate the Spurs in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals.
NBAIf anything, the Knicks have provided a glimpse of the attention that could follow if Glenn and the Jets find a way to create some magic of their own.
NBADetroit player-coach Dave DeBusschere called “tails” at the very first version of the draft lottery in 1966, which was a coin flip between the Pistons and the New York Knicks — the worst teams in the Eastern and Western Divisions that season. The coin flip remained in place through 1984, with the two worst teams letting “heads” or “tails” decide who got the No. 1 selection. The lottery has been changed many times since that first coin flip, including Thursday with the introduction of a bigger...
NBAIt will go into effect starting next draft (when there would have been less tanking anyway, but take a victory lap).
NBAFormer 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings compared his addition to the Minnesota Vikings to 16-time All-Star Kevin Durant joining the Warriors.
NBACan the Lakers find the big they need through the NBA Draft?
NBAThe New York Knicks are on a historic playoff run. If they can get four more wins — and get them quickly — they would take their place up near the Lakers of Shaquille O’Neal and Kobe Bryant, or the Stephen Curry-Kevin Durant Warriors, among the NBA's dominant postseason powerhouses. If they fall to Oklahoma City or San Antonio in the NBA Finals, they risk being remembered as a team that feasted on a weak East, that won a bunch of games right up until the ones that mattered most.
Kevin O'Connor is joined by Casey Powell (CP The Fanchise) & Jonathan Macri (Knicks Film School) to break down the New York Knicks' historic path to the NBA Playoffs.
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NBAThe NBA's Board of Governors voted overwhelmingly Thursday to change the league's draft lottery format, including expanding from 14- to 16 teams, as well as anti-tanking measures, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
NBATim Bontemps and Bobby Marks write about Nets off-season possibilities starting with Austin Reaves of the Lakers.
NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA has approved sweeping changes to its draft lottery in an effort to crack down on tanking, AP source says.
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NBADrop your questions in the comments!
NBAThe Washington Wizards experienced nearly triple their revenue in new full season ticket revenue and have triple the sales of new season tickets compared to last year, according to Josh Robbins of The Athletic. Robbins’ report came after an interview with Monumental Sports & Entertainment Chief Revenue Officer Jim Van Stone. Let’s give ExPatDE a […]
NBAThe NBA approved sweeping changes to the draft lottery on Thursday that will strip the teams with the worst records from receiving the best odds of winning the No. 1 pick, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the league had not revealed the vote result publicly.
NBARest vs. rust, the Knicks find themselves facing the old adage once again ahead of the NBA Finals.
NBAEarly indications appear to be that, once this is all over, the team will be kept together.
NBAFind out the latest injury update for Jalen Williams in Game 6, who has missed the last three games of the WCF with a hamstring injury.
The NBA Draft lottery will look a little different moving forward.
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NBAAdam Silver defended NBA officiating while fans watch flopping dominate playoff discourse.
NBATom Haberstroh and Dan Devine talk about the New York Knicks’ unbelievable 11-game stretch en route to the NBA Finals.
NBATip-off is at 8:30 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.
NBAWhat are Detroit’s main priorities entering their most important offseason in years?
NBAThe Minnesota Timberwolves could trade for Kyrie Irving this offseason in a blockbuster deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
NBAAfter a disappointing sophomore season, Dalton Knecht’s time in Los Angeles looks to be nearing the end.
NBATyrese Haliburton can't hear Knicks fans.
NBAThe Currys already own restaurants out West, and are bringing those chains to where Dell Curry reigned supreme.
NBAJordi Fernández chopped it up with Sarah Kustok on her podcast this week
NBAThe two starters on UConn’s 2024 championship juggernaut are finding success on the road less traveled to NBA success.
NBAWhat's the best way to improve NBA officiating? Introducing some AI into it, of course. What could possibly go wrong?