[Arthur] Kawhi Leonard and the Raptors get a rare chance at an NBA do-ever
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NBAThe NBA have reportedly stepped up their efforts to punish offensive players for using a "push-off" technique that generates a ton of space for scoring, and these five stars could be devastated by that news.
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NBALuka Doncic felt great on his return and loved what he saw from his Lakers teammates in their preseason opener against the Kings.
"He’s a guy I feel like is really coming into his own as a leader."
NBAGillespie went from a two-way contract to a $48 million commitment, and now Phoenix expects another step forward.
NBAAfter a summer of signings, the Lakers have a new-look roster heading into the 2026-27 season.
In a reserve role for the first time, DeAndre Ayton will have a chance to reset his career with the Washington Wizards. | Getty Images With training camp opening tomorrow, there’s time for one or two trips on The Statistical Doppelganger Machine. Next up: the guy who figures to be the team’s backup big man this season, DeAndre Ayton. According to Basketball-Reference and other online sources, it only feels like Ayton has been in the NBA forever. Somehow, this will be only his ninth season. So...
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NBAGot sent an email for Buzzer Beater Tixs for the Wizards preseason game on Thursday. I guess this is the other side of dynamic pricing, if they do send the Buzzer Beater emails, it's been day-of game. Never seen it 2 days before a game. Then it's preseason. Range: $125 for 100 level $74.99 for 200 level $54.99 in the 300 and 400 levels. or you could wait to see what he secondary markets have, but currently on StubHub people are being slightly delusional by pricing theirs 100 level seats at $2...
NBABut in a side-by-side comparison of the next five years, Duren would make just $1.2 million less by signing the qualifying offer than by heading elsewhere on a four-year max, compared to staying in Detroit on this current offer. Duren seems confident he’ll be able to make back nearly all of the long-term money that he’d miss out on this season by not accepting the $200 million deal. If Duren went that route, it would be clear that this falling-out was never just about the finances. As far as ...