NBA NewsYesterday, Nov 11, 2026

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The Sacramento Kings' trade of Nique Clifford to the Oklahoma City Thunder for two second-round picks "was met with great confusion and face-palming" across the NBA, writes Sam Amick at The Athletic. Team sources say coach Doug Christie's choice to limit Clifford's minutes in favor of veterans was a key factor in the trade. Christie is in the final guaranteed season of his contract with the Kings. Christie gave Zach LaVine and Malik Monk priority over Clifford and 2026 second-round pick Emanu...

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The Lakers rookie got an important souvenir courtesy of Luka Dončić.

Talent is always an important factor for a team contending for a championship. They execute the winning plays and make the difference whenever it matters the most. However, as the league has evolved, any basketball fan has come to realize that talent doesn’t equate to championships. For several seasons, the NBA has seen stars come […] The post 15 NBA star-studded duos that totally failed appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Knicks stepped on the throats of an overmatched opponent early Tuesday night and never let go of the squeeze, pummeling the Bucks 117-85 at MSG.

The Sixers have enough star power to make opponents nervous. The question is how much help those stars can expect over the course of a long season. Tuesday’s 123-101 loss to the Celtics offered an uncomfortable comparison. Boston kept bringing productive players into the game. Philadelphia had considerably fewer answers. As Michael Kaskey-Blomain of Sixers […] The post Sixers’ strong start masks a growing need for help behind their stars appeared first on Hoops Wire.

The Nets could have second-year guard Egor Demin back in action on Wednesday. Demin, who has missed the last six games due to a right leg bone bruise, is listed as probable to play against New Orleans, Brian Lewis of the New York Post tweets. “Egor practiced with the rest of the team,” coach Jordi […]

Donte DiVincenzo believes Stephen Curry enters every NBA season in better physical condition than any other player in the league, crediting the Golden State Warriors superstar's preparation and training habits. The post Donte DiVincenzo details why Steph Curry stays conditioned appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

The Minnesota Timberwolves host the Dallas Mavericks on a Thursday night matchup on NBA TV

NBA legend Dwyane Wade thinks Stephen Curry's conditioning is his greatest strength, explaining that the Golden State Warriors superstar becomes particularly difficult to defend when he doesn't have the ball. The post Dwyane Wade names Steph Curry’s greatest strength appeared first on TalkBasket.net.