De'Anthony Melton shares thoughtful response to Warriors trading him last season
De'Anthony Melton told NBC Sports Bay Area why he had no hard feelings toward the Golden State Warriors trading him to the Brooklyn Nets last season.
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De'Anthony Melton told NBC Sports Bay Area why he had no hard feelings toward the Golden State Warriors trading him to the Brooklyn Nets last season.
NBAFor the Knicks, there’s really only one resolution that needs to come true in this high-stakes 2026 and that's win a championship, but there are things that can be done along the way to help facilitate that in the New Year.
Entering 2026, Dalton Johnson hands out team grades for the Golden State Warriors amid the 2025-26 NBA season.
'Looking at our team and the type of growth that we’ve had, I know if I’m able to do this and come correct, we’ll have a great shot next season."
Chicago also will be without point guard Coby White for at least a week with right calf tightness.
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Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier getting arrested on federal charges made the list, as did the Thunder title.
The Sixers continued their sweet start to 2026 with another win over the Knicks Saturday night.
Deni Avdija came through with clutch shots during the Portland Trail Blazers’ matchup against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night. Avdija is going through his sixth season in the NBA, his second with the Blazers. He has bloomed into one of the league’s best stars, standing out as Portland’s top scorer while having the […] The post Blazers send Spurs home with Deni Avdija dagger appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Denver has gone 11-8 with both of them out of the lineup, but now with Nicola Jokic out they are needed.
The Knicks have now learned the hard way that both superb and pitiful shooting displays from three-point range can be found in losing streaks.