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Klay Thompson Names Draymond Green His Closest NBA Teammate

Thompson named Green as the teammate he has been closest to during his NBA career, citing their shared age and 13 seasons together. “We went through everything together,” he said, recalling time spent hanging out and playing dominoes off the court. Thompson described Stephen Curry as more of a “big brother” and role model.

By Raahib Singh

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Tyrese Haliburton Felt Disrespected by NBA Scheduling His Return in New Orleans

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Bradley Beal Signs 2-Year Deal to Return to Clippers

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Bradley Beal Signs 2-Year Deal to Return to Clippers

Bradley Beal has agreed to a two-year, $13.2 million deal to return to the Los Angeles Clippers, according to Shams Charania. The contract includes a player option for the second season, giving Beal flexibility to sign a better contract in 2027. Beal returns to Los Angeles after joining the Clippers this offseason, adding another veteran scoring option to their backcourt.

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Bulls, Clippers Discuss Bennedict Mathurin Sign-and-Trade

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Bulls, Clippers Discuss Bennedict Mathurin Sign-and-Trade

The Bulls and Clippers have held exploratory sign-and-trade discussions centered around Bennedict Mathurin, according to Evan Sidery. Chicago could send Isaac Okoro and second-round draft capital to Los Angeles for the young wing. The Clippers have added Keaton Wagler and Bradley Beal to their shooting guard rotation, potentially creating more incentive to move Mathurin, who is in restricted free agency.

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about 10 hours ago

Michael Porter Jr. Says He’d Sell His Championship Ring for “Not Even That Much”

Michael Porter Jr. says he would have no problem selling his NBA championship ring, insisting the jewelry itself means little to him. "I’ll sell my championship ring... It doesn’t mean nothing to me," Porter said. He compared it to childhood trophies and added, "Everybody knows I got a ring." If he ever went broke, Porter said, "I’m selling that joint."

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about 14 hours ago

Flau’jae Johnson Gives Honest Take on Differences Between WNBA vs. NBA Players

Flau'jae Johnson believes that beating an NBA player is "not physically possible" for her or any other WNBA player. Speaking with Shannon Sharpe, she said, "I can barely grab rim and you’re over the backboard, no." Johnson added, "Even the 12th man, those guys can dunk," while praising Summer League players fighting for roster spots and admitting, "I’m 5’10."

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