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Shannon Sharpe Says Luka Doncic Trade Made Moves Like LaMelo Ball Possible
Sharpe said once Doncic was traded, “the NBA was on notice,” because a 25-year-old, five-time All-NBA first-teamer still got moved. He said, “everybody got the green light,” making Ball trade and team up with Anthony Edwards easier to understand. Sharpe added that owners may worry about future $350 million to $400 million contracts, injuries, and work habits.
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Kendrick Perkins Defends LaMelo Ball as Real Hooper After Minnesota Trade
Perkins defended LaMelo against critics, saying “a lot of people out here” do not take him seriously because of Instagram, tattoos or his style. He said Ball is still “a damn hooper” who gives opponents “that work,” and argued pairing him with Anthony Edwards makes Minnesota’s backcourt hard to trap or game-plan against every night.
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Caitlin Clark Ruled Out Saturday as Indiana Fever Prioritize Long-Term Health
White said Clark “can be out on Saturday” after Wednesday’s game, but is “doing alright.” She gave “no indication” on how long Clark will miss, saying Indiana’s week off creates a good chance to “get her treatment,” “get her healthy” and prioritize “long-term health and wellness” before putting her back on floor safely for the Fever.
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Stephen A. Smith: Giannis Antetokounmpo to Miami Is More Impactful Than LaMelo Ball Trade
Smith said Ant-Man and LaMelo “can potentially be lethal,” but argued their path is harder in the West. He called Giannis “the more impactful deal” because Miami directly solved its paint problem after years in the bottom 10, adding his front line with Bam Adebayo and Bobby Portis is “not something to sneeze at.”
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Charlotte Hornets Called Biggest Winners After LaMelo Ball Trade
Tim MacMahon said Charlotte was viewed “almost unanimously” as the Ball trade’s biggest winner. He noted Ball had “next to no value a year ago,” but credited Hornets GM Jeff Peterson for cleaning up the situation, waiting until Ball rebuilt value and then “pounced on the opportunity” to move him to Minnesota.
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