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Caitlin Clark Says WNBA Must Better Protect Players

Clark said she believed the play “was a flagrant foul” and “not up for debate,” while asking the WNBA to better protect players and invest in officiating. She said refs have “one of the hardest jobs in the world,” but added technology, support and treating officials like full-time employees could help the league improve after missed calls.

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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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about 2 hours ago

Rich Paul Breaks Down Cleveland’s LeBron James Pull

Paul said Cleveland’s case for James includes roster fit and familiar relationships, calling Brandon Weems “basically LeBron’s brother” and “a big feather in the cap.” He said the Cavs fit is strong with Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen, though the downside is James loves Darius Garland “like he loves Maxey.”

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about 3 hours ago

Paul Pierce: Jaylen Brown Trade Was Written on the Wall

Pierce said he was “a little disappointed” but “not surprised” by Brown’s trade because “the writing was on the wall” for months. Unlike the Luka Doncic shocker, he said this felt like “when” it would happen, not if. Pierce pointed to future extension costs, new ownership and Brown feeling under-respected as factors behind Boston moving him to Philadelphia.

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about 3 hours ago

Rich Paul Says Knicks Would've Been LeBron James' Top Team

Paul said the Knicks would have been a real James option if they had not just won the title, but adding him now risks disrupting “a good thing going.” He said Brunson would “literally have to pick up the phone” and say there is “no issue with me,” while confirming New York has “checked in.”

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Javonte Green Returns to Pistons on One-Year Deal

about 3 hours ago

Javonte Green Returns to Pistons on One-Year Deal

Green is returning to Detroit on a one-year, $3.95 million deal, per Shams Charania, after playing all 82 games for the Pistons two seasons ago. He averaged 6.9 points in 17.6 minutes while shooting 38.1% from three, giving Detroit another familiar, durable wing option for depth, energy and defensive versatility off the bench next season again.

By Raahib Singh

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