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Report: Davis, Wizards table contract talks until season starts (opens the original)
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The Washington Wizards and Anthony Davis' agent, Rich Paul, have mutually decided to wait on talks for a potential extension until after the season starts, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania. One source told Charania that this gives both sides the first 20 or so games to marinate over a potential extension and see how the early part of the season goes for the Wizards and for the 10-time All-Star. Davis became eligible Thursday to sign a contract extension for up to four years and $275 million. T
Riley, Antetokounmpo would be excited to have James with Heat (opens the original)
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MIAMI -- Pat Riley and Giannis Antetokounmpo would love for LeBron James to return to South Beach. Riley said he has been in touch James' agent, Rich Paul, but that the Heat are like everybody else and waiting to see what the game's biggest free agent decides to do. "I don't know, I'll be honest with you," Riley told ESPN about whether a James-Heat reunion will happen. "Obviously, we've had conversations with Rich and they were very good. So if that happens and he wants to come to the '305,' we
How Dybantsa, Young and Davis have the Wizards thinking playoffs (opens the original)
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THREE HOURS BEFORE the most anticipated game at the Las Vegas summer league, AJ Dybantsa was on a trainer's table. He was getting a massage and treatment inside the 26,000-square-foot ballroom that serves as the Washington Wizards' facility at Mandalay Bay. At the same time, assistant coach Cody Toppert was running Dybantsa through video clips on an iPad to show the No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft how to attack defenses. No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson and the Utah Jazz were on deck first. What happened
Hornets GM: Ball trade can help team ‘compete for championships’ (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS -- Calling it "probably the most difficult" decision he has had to make, Jeff Peterson said the LaMelo Ball trade was done with the goal of building sustained success for the Charlotte Hornets to contend for a title down the road. The Hornets' president of basketball operations met with the media Saturday to explain the surprising decision to trade one of the franchise's most popular players after the trade became official. The Hornets sent Ball and Josh Green to Minnesota for Naz Reid
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