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Stephen Curry Eyes Year 18 While Balancing Family, Foundation Work

Curry said he is “super excited” entering Year 18, even as the speed of his career feels “crazy.” His focus is staying healthy, continuing foundation work with Ayesha and enjoying summer while their kids grow up fast. Curry also said he has been playing “a little golf,” calling it all “fun.”

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Pushes Back On Caitlin Clark As Face Of The WNBA

Abdul-Jabbar said calling Clark “the face of the league” is disrespectful to past WNBA players who built the platform before her. He called Clark “very good” and possibly great, but argued no one should get that label without Jordan- or LeBron-level on-court and cultural dominance, saying it insults “an awful lot of great players.”

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Jonas Valanciunas Leaves NBA For Zalgiris Kaunas Deal

Valanciunas is heading back to Lithuania, with Zalgiris Kaunas announcing a two-year deal after 14 NBA seasons. Marc Stein reported the veteran center had seemed to push back on a Europe move Monday, but ultimately chose Zalgiris after securing unrestricted free agency last week, ending his NBA run for now.

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Stephen Curry Calls Parenting His ‘Greatest Honor’

Curry said his kids are “doing great,” with oldest daughter Riley about to start high school, a milestone he called “crazy.” He said he and Ayesha are enjoying new experiences as their children “figure out life,” calling parenting “the greatest honor in the world” and joking they are blessed with “some characters at home.”

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Kendrick Perkins Calls Jalen Brunson’s ESPY Win A No-Brainer

Perkins said Brunson should win Best Championship Performance after carrying New York through the Finals, from 36 points in a historic comeback to 45 in the road closeout at Wembanyama’s house. He called it “big body Brunson,” saying there is “no way in hell” he loses and wishing he could present the award.

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