Lakers To Prioritize Austin Reaves Over LeBron James

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Lakers To Prioritize Austin Reaves Over LeBron James

"If it comes down to whether you’d rather pay Austin $40 million per year for the next five years or LeBron $40 million for one year, they’re going to prioritize the long-term contract," reported Jovan Buha, claiming AR is "more of a priority" than LeBron. The Lakers want to maximize Luka Doncic's running mates in the long term.

By Samir Mehdi

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Cheryl Miller Speaks On Caitlin Clark And Stephanie White's Bench Incident

Tensions spilled over in the Fever's previous game as Coach White and Clark began yelling at one another on the bench. "It’s one thing to have it behind closed doors, but when it spills over, the coach has to basically say 'you know what Caitlin, enough is enough, this is too disruptive, in and out, take a seat," said Cheryl.

By Samir Mehdi

NBA Analyst Calls the Giannis Antetokounmpo Market Lukewarm

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NBA Analyst Calls the Giannis Antetokounmpo Market Lukewarm

Ryen Russillo stated that the Giannis market is not as hot as expected, despite him being a top superstar. "There’s a Giannis extension decision for a guy that’s not even been healthy for multiple years after his championship," Russillo said, highlighting Giannis' market as "lukewarm" at best. It's unlikely Antetokounmpo commands a massive trade return unless the market heats up.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 hours ago

Mike Brown: Gregg Popovich's Imprint on Spurs and Basketball Will Last

Brown said it is still meaningful facing San Antonio because Popovich “will always have a presence” with the Spurs. He said Popovich’s impact, “not only on the court” but “off the court too,” will be “imprinted as long as the game of basketball exists.” Brown also recalled working there, winning a championship, and having family in San Antonio.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 hours ago

Jalen Williams Says Spurs Felt Like Thunder’s Mirror

Williams said facing San Antonio “honestly feels like we are playing a version of ourselves,” praising the Spurs after Oklahoma City’s exit. Asked if his absence could have changed the series, Williams said, “I think we could’ve won if I played,” but added, “hats off to them. What do you want them to do about me being hurt?”

By Raahib Singh

Becky Hammon Credits Spurs’ Finals Run To Wemby And Years Of Culture

about 2 hours ago

Becky Hammon Credits Spurs’ Finals Run To Wemby And Years Of Culture

Aces' HC and 7-year Spurs' assistant coach called Spurs' Finals berth “sweet,” saying “a lot of people” deserve credit for the foundation behind it. She said Spurs did not arrive overnight, even with Wembanyama: “Obviously, you don’t just have a franchise guy in Wemby, you have a generational guy.” Hammon added the rise has been "really fun to watch them.”

By Raahib Singh

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