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USA TODAY College Sports Wire on MSNNew USA TODAY Sports 2025 NBA Mock Draft locks former Longhorn in as fifth pickNBA Draft order set and the NBA Combine complete, USA TODAY Sports has a new mock draft that projects former Longhorn Tre Johnson fifth.
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Fadeaway World on MSNNBA Fans React As Pacers Take Commanding 2-0 Lead Over KnicksThe Pacers have seized complete control against the Knicks with their win in Game 2, and NBA fans had some interesting reactions to their triumph.
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On Friday night, the New York Knicks lost Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals to the Indiana Pacers by a score of 114-109. With the loss, they are now down
Another Duke player. Yes, the Blue Devils could have a decorated group of draftees in 2025. Maluach is a 7-footer who can add a prominent defensive presence to the Raptors’ front court. His size allows him to serve as a formidable lob threat. Maluach could be a solid addition next to RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes.
The All-NBA team selections came out Friday and this determined which players are eligible for higher-valued contracts.
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A noisy night at the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago earlier this month netted the Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs the No. 1 and No. 2 picks in this year's draft, respectively, turning the top of the draft on its head in a flash.
A member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Payton, whose son Gary Payton II currently plays for the Golden State Warriors, had some interesting words about the current Mavericks GM Nico Harrison, a controversial figure in Dallas to say the least.
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BasketballNetwork.net on MSN"Kobe doing it, and I just got Kobe’s back" - Shaquille O'Neal admits to taking a backseat in the Lakers 2002 NBA Championship runThe numbers back up Shaq's claims. Whereas he averaged 30 points per contest in the 2000 and 2001 playoffs, his output slightly dipped to 28.5 points. Meanwhile, though Kobe averaged 26.6 points per contest, a slight dip from his 29.4 output in 2001, the Lower Merion High School standout filled the stat sheet when it mattered most.