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Clippers can’t appeal NBA punishment but precedent could give them hope for reprieve (opens the original)
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After nearly a year of independent investigation conducted by the law firm of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, the NBA announced wide-ranging penalties for the LA Clippers and Kawhi Leonard. The final report asserted that the punishment stems from "violating the salary cap circumvention rules contained in the league’s Collective Bargaining Agreement," and from a basketball standpoint, the headliner is the docking of draft picks from the Clippers. As part of the announced findings, the league indi
Signing Tacko Fall is not going to save the 76ers from Victor Wembanyama (opens the original)
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Many would argue that, at the age of 22, San Antonio Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama is already the face of the NBA. That is not yet a consensus viewpoint, but the 2025-26 NBA Defensive Player of the Year is a one-of-a-kind talent that prompts a great deal of attention, both from fans but also opposing teams. Some of that attention could manifest in roster transactions, as teams gear up in the frontcourt with various ways to at least attempt to slow Wembanyama. For example, many speculated that
Jonathan Kuminga's agent is having a terrible, horrible, no-good, very-bad week (opens the original)
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Aaron Turner has arguably been the "main character" in the NBA discourse for several days. In short, that is probably not an ideal reality for an agent representing current NBA players. Turner is the agent for Jonathan Kuminga and, even before a series of public-facing media appearances, he was already under criticism for what transpired for Kuminga this summer from a contractual standpoint. Though it was not shocking that the Atlanta Hawks declined a $24.3 million team option for Kuminga in lat
Steph Curry tells Warriors fans exactly what they want to hear (opens the original)
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Though there has been a great deal of consternation about the Golden State Warriors not making a "big splash" during the summer transaction cycle, the team does have clear intrigue as long as Stephen Curry is suiting up in his trademark No. 30 uniform. However, Curry's contract expires at the end of the 2026-27 season, and the 38-year-old superstar's future is a popular topic, not only in the Bay Area but across the NBA. Over the weekend, Curry became eligible to sign a two-year extension worth
3 best landing spots for Jonathan Kuminga with the Cavs off the board (opens the original)
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For the second consecutive summer, Jonathan Kuminga's contractual future is at the center of the NBA discourse. A year ago, Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors had a restricted free agency standoff that was not resolved in until the end of September. This time, Kuminga is an unrestricted free agent, theoretically paving the way for a cleaner set of circumstances. However, Kuminga's incumbent team, the Atlanta Hawks, is sitting near the luxury tax line and with 17 players already under contract
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