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Caitlin Clark Opens Up About Harassment and Emotions

Clark pushed back on the idea that she can absorb nonstop scrutiny without feeling it, saying, “I’m not a robot. I have emotions. I have feelings.” She said harassment and hate toward opponents, teammates or coaches is never okay, and admitted the noise can affect her more than she shows while navigating everything publicly at 24.

By Raahib Singh

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Love is joining the 76ers on a two-way deal after averaging 10.4 points and 2.5 assists as a rookie in Portland, per Shams Charania. Philadelphia has now added Anfernee Simons, Ryan Rupert and Love over the last day, giving the backcourt more scoring options and developmental depth after a busy roster reset around its new core.

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Dorian Finney-Smith Trade Gives Rockets $13M Exception

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Dorian Finney-Smith Trade Gives Rockets $13M Exception

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Caitlin Clark Says WNBA Must Better Protect Players

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Kendrick Perkins Expects Smoke When Jaylen Brown Faces Celtics

Perkins said Brown has every right to feel disrespected after Boston traded him to a division rival, calling the message “we’ll catch you in traffic.” He said the Celtics are not losing sleep and feel comfortable with their roster, but Brown’s first game back should bring “some smoke in the city.”

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