NBA NewsMonday, Jan 19, 2026

Historically, the Raptors approach the trade deadline with caution… but it’s a new era.

The Knicks are still nursing some injuries with a couple important iffy statuses for MLK Day. But their opponent is in much worse shape.

The Celtics visit the Atlanta Hawks for the 1st of 4 games between them this season.

Dallas rookie Cooper Flagg is back from a two-game absence for his first pro game at Madison Square Garden, while Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart returned Monday for a Knicks team that has struggled without them. Flagg sat out both victories over Utah in a two-game series after spraining his left ankle last Wednesday against Denver. Brunson missed the last two games with a sprained right ankle and the Knicks dropped them both.

The Sixers two veteran stars are questionable ahead of Philadelphia having two home opponents in two days

Cleveland’s shooting couldn’t keep them in the game.

One program long lived with the distinction of losing more games in the history of college football than anyone. Indiana and Miami are playing for the national title Monday night, and if that has you scratching your head thinking “Who?” or “What?” then you are not alone. “When I got here,” explained Indiana's second-year coach and turnaround artist Curt Cignetti, “I was trying to figure out if the fan base was dead or just on life support.”

It's been a very frustrating stretch for the Knicks, something star Karl-Anthony Towns was asked about after the team's 106-99 loss to Suns on Saturday night.

The New York Knicks suffered a humbling 112-101 defeat to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night, struggling through one of their worst shooting nights of the season. The loss compounded New York’s lack of road success, dropping their record away from Madison Square Garden to 8-11. The game unraveled early. The Knicks fell behind 16-8 […] The post Knicks’ Josh Hart bashes ’embarrassing’ performance in loss to Kings appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Atlanta caught fire from 3 in the second half after its woeful start, but lost when a late desperation heave missed the mark.

Veteran catcher J.T. Realmuto agreed to a $45 million, three-year contract to stay with the Philadelphia Phillies, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press on Friday. A three-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner, Realmuto made his decision a month after designated hitter Kyle Schwarber also chose to remain with the Phillies, agreeing to a $150 million, five-year deal. Realmuto, who turns 35 in March, hit .257 with 12 homers and 52 RBIs in 134 games last year, ...

Fantasy basketball analyst Dan Titus offers up his High Score pickups for Week 12.