Josh Hart Trolls Jalen Brunson Over New York Magazine Cover

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Josh Hart Trolls Jalen Brunson Over New York Magazine Cover

Hart trolled Brunson after New York Basketball shared his New York Magazine cover, where the Knicks star appeared under the headline “It’s Good To Be King.” Hart zeroed in on the subhead, “Jalen Brunson takes it all in,” reposting the cover and joking, “I beg your pardon...HE DOES WHAT??” in another playful jab at his teammate.

By Raahib Singh

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Caleb Wilson Tells Chicago Bulls Are Getting ‘A Dawg’

Wilson said Chicago is getting “a dawg,” promising to “do whatever it takes to win” and become a leader. He called the Bulls an “excellent situation,” said his shared goal with coach Tiago Splitter is “to win a championship,” and compared his two-way, efficient style to Kawhi Leonard, saying he wants to win titles “just like him.”

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Kelsey Plum Out at Least Four Weeks With Lower Left Leg Injury

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Kelsey Plum Out at Least Four Weeks With Lower Left Leg Injury

Plum will be sidelined with a lower left leg injury and reevaluated in four weeks, according to Annie Costabile. The absence is a major blow for the Sparks, removing one of their top scorers and creators from the rotation as Los Angeles tries to stay afloat during a key stretch of the WNBA season.

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Knicks and Grizzlies Shop Second Round Picks Before Day 2 of NBA Draft

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Knicks and Grizzlies Shop Second Round Picks Before Day 2 of NBA Draft

Memphis and New York are both fielding offers to move the first picks of Day 2 of NBA Draft, with the Knicks expected to move No. 31 and the Grizzlies shopping No. 32 before tonight’s second round. Shams Charania reported that future assets are being proposed. The Knicks earlier converted their No. 24 pick for five second-round picks.

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Austin Reaves Intends to Sign $185 Million Lakers Extension

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Austin Reaves Intends to Sign $185 Million Lakers Extension

Reaves intends to sign a four-year, $185 million maximum contract to stay with the Lakers, according to Shams Charania. The new deal includes a player option for 2029-30, giving Reaves long-term security and flexibility. He declined a $14.9 million player option before committing to a bigger franchise cornerstone deal in Los Angeles.

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Caitlin Clark Stays at Five Technicals After League Declines Rescind Request

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Caitlin Clark Stays at Five Technicals After League Declines Rescind Request

Clark’s technical foul from Monday’s win over Phoenix was not rescinded, keeping her at five this season. Earlier, she had called the call “ridiculous” after saying it came for “clapping and instigating,” then joked, “We should all just go on the calendar now” to pick the game she will miss if clapping keeps drawing techs before eight triggers suspension.

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