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3:32 PM ET NEW YORK — All Star guard D’Angelo Russell “definitely” hopes to return to the Brooklyn Nets next season but knows that, as a restricted free agent, much of what happens in the offseason will be beyond his control. “I definitely want to be here. But I also know it’s a business, too.
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11:05 AM ET TENSIONS BETWEEN REFEREES and NBA teams have intensified yet again and pushed the situation toward a boiling point during the most important time of the season. This is a cats-and-dogs matter. Frustration with officiating will continue as long as the game itself. But the escalation over the past month has been damaging
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9:51 AM ET There’s no doubt that Damian Lillard‘s shot to end the Portland Trail Blazers‘ first-round series against the Oklahoma City Thunder was one of the most incredible postseason shots we’ve ever seen. But was it a good shot? After the game, Paul George, the man defending Lillard weighed in: “That’s a bad, bad
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3:39 AM ET PORTLAND, Ore. — Much like his Portland Trail Blazers did as a team, center Enes Kanter got the last word against his former Oklahoma City Thunder teammates and coaches after Portland’s series-ending 118-115 win Tuesday night. “CAN play Kanter,” he tweeted less than an hour after Damian Lillard‘s 37-foot 3-pointer gave the
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3:27 AM ET DENVER — Jamal Murray glided undetected from the right side of the court to the left before making a leaping interception on a San Antonio Spurs long pass like a stealthy cornerback. Gary Harris later flew in from behind and swatted away a Patty Mills layup before landing in the stands, standing
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8:17 AM ET Editor’s note: This story was originally published on April 23, 2019. PORTLAND, Ore. — It’s a shot that will be replayed for years to come, one of the all-time postseason moments as Damian Lillard closed out the Oklahoma City Thunder in five games from almost 40 feet to give himself an even
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11:59 PM ET ESPN News Services Rick Pitino’s Panathinaikos squad saw its improbable bid to reach the Euroleague Final Four cut a series short by Real Madrid in the quarterfinals of Europe’s premier club competition Tuesday. A game that Panathinaikos needed to stay alive in the series got away from them after defending champion Madrid
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