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Barack Obama Says 90s Basketball Was the Peak Era and Explains How the Game Has Changed

"For me, the 90s was peak basketball because I was here in Chicago with Michael and the Bulls... There weren't really flagrant fouls, you basically had to fend for yourself. Now, the amount of wear and tear just seems a lot because even the big guys can shoot now," Obama said on All The Smoke.

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Charlotte Hornets Trade LaMelo Ball to Minnesota Timberwolves for Naz Reid Package

Charlotte is trading Ball and Josh Green to Minnesota for Naz Reid, a 2033 unprotected first-round pick, three first-round pick swaps, and three second-rounders, according to Shams Charania. The deal gives the Timberwolves a star guard next to Anthony Edwards, while the Hornets reset around Reid and a major future draft haul.

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Robin Lopez Declares Miami Will Be a Legitimate Championship Contender With Giannis

"You put Giannis next to Bam, you have your stretch 5, that's what you need... Remember when they went to the finals with Jimmy? That's not your typical finals team. There's no doubt in my mind this will be a team that's contending for a championship," Lopez said. Miami moved to 18-1 title odds, fifth-best in the league.

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Windhorst Skeptical Timberwolves Can Land LaMelo Ball Without Giving Up Rudy Gobert

Windhorst questions how Minnesota moves forward if Gobert is the cost, citing a size race in the West. "They won the series against the Nuggets because of Gobert. There is a height and size race in the Western Conference right now," Windhorst said. Wolves and Raptors are the two known suitors for Ball, who is owed $40.8 million next season.

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Al Horford Returns to Golden State Warriors on Two-Year Deal

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Al Horford Returns to Golden State Warriors on Two-Year Deal

Horford is declining his player option and intends to sign a new two-year, $14 million contract to remain with Golden State, according to Shams Charania. The 40-year-old veteran will become only the 13th player in NBA history to reach 20 seasons, giving the Warriors another year of frontcourt stability, leadership, and playoff experience around Stephen Curry.

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Brian Windhorst: Ja Morant May Not Play for Grizzlies Again

Windhorst said Morant is “flagrantly available” and Memphis is “highly motivated” to trade him, but his two remaining contract years make a deal difficult. He said teams may want value to absorb the risk as Memphis pivots toward Cameron Boozer after moving Bane and Jackson, adding, “I just can’t see him playing for the Grizzlies again.”

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