Kingston Flemings Models Ball-Screen Development on Chris Paul and Tyrese Haliburton

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Kingston Flemings Models Ball-Screen Development on Chris Paul and Tyrese Haliburton

Projected lottery pick Flemings said the part of his game he wants to master is ball-screen reads, citing Paul and Haliburton as models because they “read the whole defense” and protect the ball. He said he can still improve his three, rim pressure, and floater, but wants ball screens to become his signature skill at the next level.

By Raahib Singh

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Becky Hammon Refuses To Apologize For Jalen Brunson Comment

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Becky Hammon Refuses To Apologize For Jalen Brunson Comment

Hammon praised Brunson after leading New York to a championship, saying he proved “history wrong” and showed he is “an outlier.” She said his name belongs next to Stephen Curry and Isaiah Thomas, adding he played brilliantly late. Hammon also refused to apologize, saying she is “never gonna apologize” for having a strong opinion.

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Lendeborg could reportedly fall out of the lottery and slide into the No. 15-to-18 range, possibly giving Charlotte a chance at him with the 18th pick. Brett Siegel still views him as a lottery talent “for several reasons,” making the rumored drop one of the more intriguing draft-night developments for teams seeking frontcourt upside.

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Wilson is viewed as a stronger draft lock to Chicago than AJ Dybantsa is to Washington, with the UNC one-and-done projected for the Bulls at No. 4. The report praises his athleticism, mindset and teammate qualities, while saying his upside could make him this class’s best long-term NBA player and push real draft mystery to the Clippers at No. 5.

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