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Chris Mannix’s NBA Notes: The Latest on Jalen Duren and the Pistons (opens the original)
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News, notes and observations from a busy Monday in the NBA … LeBron to Le Knicks? LeBron James shook up the basketball landscape this summer when he left Los Angeles for Philadelphia. But, according to James, he nearly took his talents a little further north up the I-95 corridor. At 76ers media day, James told ESPN he “had visions” of finishing his career playing at Madison Square Garden. But, said James, after the Knicks knocked off the Spurs to win the NBA championship, “I was like, 'Hey, I ca
Asking for Forgiveness, the Clippers’ Front Office Stresses There Is a Way Forward (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES—It began with an apology. Trent Redden, the Clippers freshly minted (interim) president of basketball operations, one of the last men standing after the NBA took a cleaver to L.A.’s front office, sat on a dais on Monday and, on behalf of the franchise, asked for forgiveness. “Obviously this took a little longer than we had hoped,” Redden said. “[The media] deserved to hear from us before this, our fans deserved to hear from us before this, and for that we’re sorry. We have been liste
The Clippers Were Hit With the Harshest Punishment in NBA History, and It Could Get Worse (opens the original)
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The Clippers are cheaters, or so the NBA declared in its two-page release revealing its findings after nearly a yearlong investigation into allegations of cap circumvention involving Los Angeles’s soon-to-be ex-superstar Kawhi Leonard. The Clippers didn’t just break one rule, the NBA said. They broke at least five. The Clippers are liars, or so suggested the investigators at Wachtell Lipton, who issued a 35-page summary of its investigation. Steve Ballmer’s whole “just making introductions” defe
Source: Why Jeanie Buss Says Siblings Can’t Sell Family’s Stake in Lakers (opens the original)
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Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is contesting an attempt by her five siblings to sell the Buss family’s stake in the team to the incoming ownership group led by Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, according to a letter from Buss’s lawyer, Adam Streisand, to attorneys representing her siblings. Sports Illustrated obtained a copy of the letter. The Buss family owns 17.8% of the Lakers, a stake the family retained after selling the majority share to a group led by billionaire Mark Walter in 2025. On Monday, the
NBA Offseason Winners and Losers: LeBron James’s Impact, What to Make of Miami (opens the original)
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With The Decision 4.0 in the books, it’s time to take stock of the NBA offseason. Sure, there are some remaining roster moves out there. Some big ones. Detroit has to come to terms with All-NBA center Jalen Duren, Denver has to figure out if it can afford Peyton Watson and someone has to sign Jonathan Kuminga. Still, with the big pieces off the board and cap space (mostly) dried up, free agency is in its final days. So who moved the needle? Did anyone push themselves into title contention? Did a
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