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5:12 PM ET DETROIT — The Detroit Pistons confirmed Saturday that rookie Sekou Doumbouya is back in France while NBA play is on hold because of the coronavirus crisis. The league recommended players avoid non-essential travel, but players — in concert with their team — could choose to go to another city and stay there.
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7:55 PM ET Commissioner Adam Silver said the NBA remains committed to resuming the season but that there is still no timetable for a possible return or even a deadline for canceling the 2019-20 suspended season. Following the NBA’s Board of Governors meeting held via video conference Friday, Silver said the league is still not
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5:24 PM ET Graham HaysESPN.com Close Graham Hays covers college sports for espnW, including softball and soccer. Hays began with ESPN in 1999. Gianna Bryant, Alyssa Altobelli and Payton Chester, who were among nine killed in a January helicopter crash that also claimed the life of Kobe Bryant, were named honorary selections in Friday’s WNBA
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3:23 PM ET The NBA and the National Basketball Players Association are finalizing a plan to withhold 25% of each player’s paycheck beginning May 15, sources told ESPN. A formal ratification of the plan was underway Friday, but details are in place to deliver a gradual reduction in player salaries should the force majeure provision
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1:30 PM ET North Carolina freshman Cole Anthony, a projected lottery pick, declared his eligibility for the NBA draft on Friday. 🤞🏽 pic.twitter.com/hozBVTBHet — Cole Anthony (@The_ColeAnthony) April 17, 2020 In his announcement, Anthony thanked coach Roy Williams and the staff at North Carolina as well as his teammates and fans. Anthony is ranked 11th
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12:30 PM ET Top high school basketball recruit Isaiah Todd signed Friday to play in the G League next season, and sources told ESPN’s Jonathan Givony he will become the second top recruit to bypass college and join the NBA’s professional pathway program. Todd is ranked by ESPN as the No. 13 recruit in the
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12:18 PM ET Ted Leonsis — the CEO of Monumental Sports and Entertainment, which owns the NBA’s Washington Wizards, WNBA’s Mystics and NHL’s Capitals — said he’s committed to paying his 1,500 part-time employees through April. “I felt that it was the right thing to do, to pay our part-time employees that signed up to
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