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Rockets Say Sterling Brown Was Attacked, Injured in Miami
The Houston Rockets say that guard Sterling Brown was assaulted by unknown individuals after the team arrived in Miami late Sunday night, suffering cuts to his face.
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Lakers Won't Visit White House During Upcoming Road Trip to DC
The Los Angeles Lakers will not schedule a stop at the White House during their upcoming road trip. The reigning NBA Champions head out on Wednesday for a three-city, five-game road trip with stops in Dallas, Orlando and Washington, D.C.
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Dwyane Wade Joins Utah Jazz Ownership Group
Dwyane Wade is an NBA owner
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D-Wade Buys Part of the Utah Jazz
Dwyane Wade has purchased a stake in the team ownership of the NBA’s Utah Jazz.
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NBA Legend Dwyane Wade Buys Ownership Stake in Utah Jazz
NBA legend Dwyane Wade buys ownership stake in Utah Jazz
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Nets' Aldridge Retires at 35 Due to Irregular Heartbeat
LaMarcus Aldridge has retired from the NBA after saying he experienced an irregular heartbeat during his final game with the Brooklyn Nets
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Michael Jordan Will Present Kobe Bryant for NBA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Michael Jordan will present Kobe Bryant for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame next month.
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NBA Stars John Wall, Carmelo Anthony Invest in Cannabis Company LEUNE
The California-based company raised approximately $5 million in a funding round that includes NBA power agent Rich Paul.
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How Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore's $1.5 Billion Purchase of the Timberwolves Can Rebuild the Team, Boost Diversity in NBA
Former MLB star Alex Rodriguez and ex-Walmart e-commerce CEO Marc Lore haveagreed to purchase the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves for approximately $1.5 billion.
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Kobe Bryant's Legacy Continues on One Year After His Tragic Death
One year after a tragic helicopter crash took the lives of Kobe Bryant, his daughter, Gianna, and seven other people on board, we reflect back on the year that was and the legacy he leaves behind.
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A Displeased LeBron James Leads NBA in All-Star Voting After 2nd Round of Returns
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James surpassed Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant for first-place in the 2021 NBA All-Star Game voting on Thursday. The second returns for voting were released and it showed James overtaking Durant as the league’s leading vote-getter with just over 4.3 million votes total. Durant and Warriors’ guard Stephen Curry are the only other players with more…
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Lakers Run Past Heat for 17th NBA Championship
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Miami Heat, 106-93, in Game 6 of the NBA Finals to claim their record-tying 17th NBA Championship in team history.
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NBA Star Dwyane Wade Made $196 Million During His 16-Year Basketball Career, But Still Sticks to a Budget
NBA great Dwyane Wade meets with his financial planner every quarter so that he can maintain his superstar lifestyle as a retiree.
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New Statue Honors Alexandria Native Earl Lloyd
Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports on the new Earl Lloyd statue at the Charles Houston Recreation Center in Alexandria.
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ESPN Fires Paul Pierce After Racy Video: AP Sources
NBA analyst Paul Pierce has been fired by ESPN, people familiar with the situation confirmed.
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New Statue in Alexandria Honors Earl Lloyd, First Black Man to Play in NBA
A special dedication to the late NBA-player Earl Lloyd took place in his hometown of Alexandria this weekend.
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Wizards G Bradley Beal Out Vs. Pacers With Right Hip Contusion
The Wizards will be without their best player on Monday night due to a right hip contusion.
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Miami Heat to Open Vaccinated-Only Sections for Fans on April 1
Vaccinated fans will soon have their own sections at Miami Heat games.
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Blake Griffin Probable to Make Nets Debut Vs. Wizards on Sunday: Reports
The former Pistons and Clippers big man will add to an already stacked Brooklyn frontcourt.
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Curry, WNBA Players Receive Jackie Robinson Award From NAACP
NBA star Stephen Curry is drawing acclaim from civil rights leaders for his work campaigning for social justice, his support of women’s causes and his interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci about the pandemic.