Wes Moore’s Wolfpack toppling...
Brian Campbell got the bounce of a lifetime on the second playoff hole and defeated Aldrich Potgieter to win for the first time.
Adam Aaronson: Shams Charania talking Joel Embiid on ESPN, says surgery is one of the options on the table for Embiid, but there are multiple possible plans. Says Embiid has received many shots in his knee, but it hasn’t helped.
Shams Charania: The 76ers and Joel Embiid are consulting doctors and considering alternative options on his injured knee, sources tell ESPN. Sides have hoped for progress in Embiid’s body, but his efforts to play and current treatments, including injections, have not provided any improvement.
They’re officially on fire.
Cleveland drops their second-straight game to Birmingham.
Ethan Sands: Darius Garland (left hip contusion) is OUT for the #Cavs tonight against the Memphis Grizzlies. The starting lineup will be announced shortly to see who will step in for Garland. #LetEmKnow
Source: Bluesky
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Sam Gordon: Warriors secure their first three-game win streak since November with a 126-102 victory in Jimmy Butler’s home debut. Stephen Curry sits the fourth quarter with 30/7. Butler provides 18/3/5.
What a night in the Garden!
Top QB prospect Shedeur Sanders will not throw this week in Indianapolis
Because he’s a basketball sicko, JJ Redick did not sleep ahead of the Lakers game against the Nuggets on Saturday.
Nikola Jokić had the special indignity of not only being a bit of an unknown on draft night in 2014, but having his selection take place during the middle of a Taco Bell commercial on ESPN. And in sitting...
Mobley is confident ahead of his matchup with other Defensive Player of the Year hopeful Jaren Jackson Jr.
Gary Washburn: #Celtics withstand furious #Knicks run, get another win, 118-105. Jayson Tatum 25 (10 reb, 9 ast), Jaylen Brown 24, Derrick White 19, Kristaps Porzingis 15, Jrue Holiday 14; Karl-Anthony Towns 24, Jalen Brunson 22, Josh Hart 20, Mikal Bridges 14 (8 in the last 1:23), OG Anunoby 10.
