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Davis Bertans is not feelin' bubbly
The Wizards' sharpshooter won't go to Orlando out of fear of an untimely injury.
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Cleveland's rebuild is going about as well as the last one (not good)
In 2010-11, the Cavaliers embarked on a rebuild. It went terribly until LeBron rescued them in 2014. It's happening again, but there's no savior this time.
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Finally, Troy Weaver gets a shot
The Pistons hire a general manager who probably should have been a general manager a long, long time ago.
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The 2 teams radically affected by the shutdown
The Sixers are in much better position now than they were in March. The Jazz are ... not.
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2 unanswered, vital questions about the NBA bubble
Let's hope we never get the answer to the first question. The answer to the other question is needed ASAP, though.
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Adam Silver is confused and/or confusing
Would an NBA restart be a 'respite' for the public or an opportunity to address social unrest?
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Players disagreeing about the restart is only natural
On Kyrie Irving's flip on resuming the NBA season and who decides what's best for everyone.
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Friday links
Lonnie Walker's hair, bubble roster news, Dame Lillard's music and more.
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Disenfranchisement has a centuries-long lead. LeBron's coming for the chasedown block
A day after disenfranchisement in Georgia, LeBron announces a new effort to stop black voter suppression.
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What playoff seeds are in play?
There are seven big areas of standings intrigue when the NBA resumes next month.
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Jakob Poeltl dances into the spotlight
With LaMarcus Aldridge injured and out, the Austrian 7-footer should get a chance to show he's a big part of San Antonio's future.
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It's time for the NBA and its teams to start plotting concrete actions for change
NBA players are a part of the Black Lives Matter. Teams and the league made supportive statements, and need to turn that into action.