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Cavs make the big move
I told you once Udonis topples, the rest falls into place. Donovan Mitchell gets to Big Fish in Cleveland, Danny Ainge earns enough picks to staff a choir, Collin Sexton finally finds a home. And before 2022-23 tips, the NBA gets to take is pregame nap. That’s an offseason,
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Udonis Haslem re-signs with Heat
The first domino to fall. The Heat were one jumper away from making the Finals last summer, and that was with Udonis Haslem sidelined due to injury. If Udonis is available and ready for the 2023 playoffs, the conversation tilts. DOES HE START Erik Spoelstra developed an aversion to fielding
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What if Patrick Ewing left the Knicks?
What if: Suns vs. Knicks in the 1993 NBA Finals
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What if: Kobe and Shaq and Magic
Latrell Sprewell and Chris Webber on the Bullets?
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Utah hired the right GM for this
It’s easier to trade in the offseason. You can go at any time, drama dragging all the way through camp, deep into October. Guacamole that always stays green. Summer isn’t over in Utah, Danny Ainge doesn’t enjoy extending players he didn’t acquire. His internal work with
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What is Phoenix doing
On Thursday the Phoenix Suns retained the services of a 7-foot center with four-year career averages of over 16 points and 10 rebounds. DeAndre Ayton is only 23 and his new contract runs for four years and it will pay him $133 million, a very good deal for Phoenix. To
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Bulls go cheap
Warriors go Joe
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Probing looks into the NBA offseason
Literally most NBA teams made moves, we probed ‘em. LOS ANGELES LAKERS This summer wasn’t handing the Lakers any answers, if Los Angeles simply set out to acquire the best players regardless of fit, fine, this is where Lonnie Walker IV works. He can’t stop anyone from scoring