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Bill Simmons Ranks Dylan Harper Atop 2026 Draft Class With Massive Guard Upside

Simmons said he would take Harper “over everybody in this draft,” adding he thinks this class is stronger than last year’s. He said Harper has “a chance to be one of the best guards of the last 30 years,” praising how “unafraid” the Spurs rookie looked, while noting the statement was big but believable.

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Luka Doncic Faces Pressure After Jalen Brunson’s Knicks Championship Breakthrough

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Paul Pierce Places Jalen Brunson Above Aaron Judge and Derek Jeter For New York

Pierce said Brunson gets into New York’s club before Judge and Jeter because his “one ring” and Finals MVP are “worth all of the championships.” He called Brunson “the king of New York,” saying Yankees stars are expected to win, but the Knicks’ 53-year wait gives this title a “new crown” in the city’s hierarchy.

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Azzi Fudd Joins Project B as New Global League Adds WNBA Star Power

Fudd has signed with Project B, giving the new global league another major WNBA name before its December-to-April 2027 launch. The Dallas Wings rookie and former UConn champion called basketball “global” and said she “can’t wait to get out there.” Project B will feature six teams, seven two-week tournaments, and host stops including Valencia and Tokyo.

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Brian Windhorst Says Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Would Shift NBA’s Balance

Windhorst said “the whole league” will change if Antetokounmpo is traded, adding, “I do believe he will be moved.” He said any team acquiring the $50 million star becomes “on some level a contender,” but called modern trade talks “extraordinarily complicated” because of the money, stakes, leverage, and “skin in the game.”

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Kendrick Perkins Warns Minnesota Timberwolves Not to Lose Anthony Edwards

Perkins said Minnesota must keep Edwards “satisfied and happy,” warning the franchise “cannot afford to lose another number one pick.” He cited Kevin Garnett winning in Boston and Towns becoming a champion with New York, saying the Timberwolves must be “very aggressive” this offseason so history does not repeat itself with Edwards leaving to win elsewhere.

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