Austin Reaves Intends to Sign $185 Million Lakers Extension

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Austin Reaves Intends to Sign $185 Million Lakers Extension

Reaves intends to sign a four-year, $185 million maximum contract to stay with the Lakers, according to Shams Charania. The new deal includes a player option for 2029-30, giving Reaves long-term security and flexibility. He declined a $14.9 million player option before committing to a bigger franchise cornerstone deal in Los Angeles.

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Caitlin Clark Stays at Five Technicals After League Declines Rescind Request

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Caitlin Clark Stays at Five Technicals After League Declines Rescind Request

Clark’s technical foul from Monday’s win over Phoenix was not rescinded, keeping her at five this season. Earlier, she had called the call “ridiculous” after saying it came for “clapping and instigating,” then joked, “We should all just go on the calendar now” to pick the game she will miss if clapping keeps drawing techs before eight triggers suspension.

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Kendrick Perkins: Jaylen Brown’s Celtics Relationship Is Beyond Repair

Perkins said Brown’s relationship with Boston “is over” and there is “no coming back” after another trade discussion. He argued the Celtics keep giving Brown “the hug with the knife” behind his back, saying, “If I’m Jalen Brown, I want out.” Perkins added Tatum remains the franchise’s “poster child” and “Golden Boy,” making a split feel inevitable.

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Chicago Bulls Praised as Big Winners After Drafting Caleb Wilson and Dailyn Swain

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Seth Greenberg: Jayson Tatum Should Publicly Back Jaylen Brown

Greenberg said he is “not trading” Brown because Boston cannot get equal value, especially after considering only Kevin Durant and Giannis Antetokounmpo. Another analyst said Tatum is “the only person that hasn’t talked” and should say, “that’s my dude,” because Boston already won a title and proved Brown and Tatum “can play together” at the highest level.

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JPMorgan Chase Fires Executive After Knicks Parade Trash Bin Incident

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JPMorgan Chase Fires Executive After Knicks Parade Trash Bin Incident

JPMorgan Chase fired senior executive Angie Baez after video showed her dumping garbage onto a New York sidewalk during the Knicks’ championship parade, then walking away with the trash bin. The bank told the New York Post it acted after reviewing the footage, which showed Baez in Knicks gear during the bizarre public incident.

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