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Kevin Garnett Says Playoffs Will Expose Rockets’ Playmaking Weakness

Garnett acknowledged that the Rockets have been playing well recently, but they have been in shambles at times. He thinks the playoffs will test their leadership. "You coming down, asking KD to make decisions on the game when he should the one recieving it or initiating it," Pierce said. He added that the Rockets need Amen Thompson to step up.

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Mavericks Owner Patrick Dumont Publicly Addresses Mark Cuban's Frustrations

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Doc Rivers on Giannis' Dilemma: Milwaukee Doesn't Have the Pieces to Convince Him to Stay

"He has done such a great job here in Milwaukee but he still wants to win a title," Rivers said. "Clearly we have to do a better job here with our roster to even make that look like a possibility... I have no doubt he'd want to stay here, but we don't so that puts him in a tough spot."

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Sophie Cunningham Returns to the Indiana Fever on a One-Year Deal

Cunningham has agreed to a one-year deal to return to the Indiana Fever, per ESPN sources. Cunningham joins returning guards Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull back on the roster, while the Fever have also added newcomers Monique Billings and Ty Harris in free agency so far this offseason, as Indiana continues to build around Caitlin Clark.

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Seven teams are projected to finish over the luxury tax this season, per Bobby Marks. Cleveland leads with a $68.7 million penalty, followed by Golden State ($67.9M), New York ($44.4M), the Lakers ($22.2M), Houston ($7.2M), the Clippers ($6.7M) and Minnesota ($6M). Each of the 23 non-tax teams is projected to receive $4.9 million, the lowest distribution since 2020-21.

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Kelsey Plum Takes $400K Pay Cut to Return to Sparks

Four-time All-Star Plum is returning to the Los Angeles Sparks on a one-year, $999,999 deal, per Shams Charania. Plum was in line for the $1.4 million supermax but opted for a discounted rate to give the Sparks financial flexibility to build a title-contending roster. She averaged 19.5 points and 5.7 assists last season.

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