9 minutes ago

ESPN Offered Steve Kerr $7 Million Before He Signed With Warriors

ESPN was “especially aggressive” pursuing Kerr, per Tim Kawakami, offering roughly $7 million annually alongside a guarantee he would avoid debate-style “hot-take” programs. Kerr instead signed a two-year extension with the Golden State Warriors worth $17.5 million per season despite rumors of him leaving, keeping him the NBA’s highest-paid coach after four championships with the team.

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42 minutes ago

2026 NBA Draft Lottery Prospects: Who Could Be Picked in the Top 14?

BYU forward AJ Dybantsa is projected No. 1 in Adam Finkelstein’s latest 2026 NBA Draft lottery board, followed by Kansas guard Darryn Peterson at No. 2 and Duke freshman Cameron Boozer at No. 3. North Carolina’s Caleb Wilson and Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. round out the projected top five in a freshman-heavy class drawing major NBA buzz.

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about 1 hour ago

Shannon Sharpe Rips Deandre Ayton After Another Blowout Loss to OKC

"He didn't even try tonight!" Sharpe said after Ayton finished with 10 points and six rebounds in the Lakers' 131-108 Game 3 loss, with Oklahoma City taking a commanding 3-) series lead. "Little guys are getting offensive rebounds and he's standing there...They turn the ball over too much. They can't defend. They attack AR."

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about 2 hours ago

2026 NBA Draft Lottery Odds: Which Team Has the Best Chance at the No. 1 Pick

Three teams enter Sunday's lottery tied at 14% to land the No. 1 pick, Washington at 17-65, Indiana at 19-63 and Brooklyn at 20-62. Last year, Dallas won with just a 1.8% chance to select Cooper Flagg. The 2026 draft is widely considered a loaded class, with the lottery set for 3 p.m. ET on ABC in Chicago.

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about 2 hours ago

Where to Watch the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery: Time, TV Channel and Top Prospects

The 2026 NBA Draft Lottery tips off today at 3:00 p.m. ET on ABC from Chicago's McCormick Place, also streaming on Fubo. Washington, Indiana and Brooklyn hold the best odds at 14% each to land the No. 1 pick. BYU's AJ Dybantsa is the projected top pick, ahead of Darryn Peterson of Kansas, and Cameron Boozer of Duke.

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about 3 hours ago

Warriors Have "No Intention" to Shop or Push Out Draymond This Offseason

"They have no intention to shop Green or push him out," Anthony Slater wrote. Sources say the Warriors still view him as an additive winner with an elite defensive skill set whose value rises when stakes are highest, while his leadership and acumen off the court have made him "essentially another assistant coach" for Golden State, per Slater.

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