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Klay Thompson Unsure If He'll Be In Dallas Next Season

That’s a hard hitter. I’m not sure. I’m under contract so I do, but I’ve definitely learned in my time in Dallas that things can change on a dime," said Klay after the Mavs last game of the regular season after going 26-56. Klay is signed on for 2026-27, earning $17,460,317. If Dallas isn't competitive, Klay might leave next season.

By Samir Mehdi

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about 2 months ago

Karl-Anthony Towns Could Swing the Knicks’ Entire Ceiling

If Towns delivers a “monster postseason,” Vince Goodwill said, “we’re talking about the Knicks in the Finals.” He pointed to Towns’ scoring, offensive rebounding, and “great touch around the rim,” while noting the risk if he starts forcing shots. But if he’s hitting “trail threes” and clicking with Brunson in that “pistol action,” Goodwill said he becomes a matchup problem.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Says the Lakers Can't Beat the Rockets Without Luka and Austin Reaves

"You can talk vintage LeBron all you want to. Are you talking about numbers or talking about wins?" Smith said. "The absence of both of them is too much for LeBron to overcome. I don't think he can do it... Without Luka and AR, the Los Angeles Lakers aren't getting past 5 games. It might be a sweep."

By Adit Pujari

about 2 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Sees Spurs Charging Ahead, Not Playing Bracket Games

Smith said San Antonio is not like other teams trying to manipulate postseason paths. “Those other teams are not San Antonio,” he said, pointing to a roster led by a “7-foot-5 superstar” and young players who “don’t care” about matchup fear. Instead of playing chess at the fan base’s expense, Smith said the Spurs are simply saying, “We’ll be ready.”

By Raahib Singh

about 2 months ago

Brian Windhorst Expects the Bucks to Eventually Trade Giannis Antetokounmpo

Windhorst revealed the Bucks were already in trade discussions with Antetokounmpo in February and expects more talks in the summer. "You don't have trade discussions with somebody of this nature unless you intend to trade him," he said. "I believe they will be in active trade discussions with him in June/July. That is what I eventually expect to happen."

By Adit Pujari

WNBA’s New Rookie Pay Scale Turns Draft Night Into a Payday Shift

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WNBA’s New Rookie Pay Scale Turns Draft Night Into a Payday Shift

Tonight’s WNBA Draft brings a massive salary jump under the new CBA. The No. 1 pick can now earn $500,000, up from Paige Bueckers’ $78,831 slot last year and Caitlin Clark’s $76,335 in 2024. Even picks 9-15 will make $289,133, while second- and third-rounders start at $270,000, rewriting rookie economics overnight.

By Raahib Singh

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