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Devon DotsonKansasPG - 2Abdoulaye N'DoyeFrancePG
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Killian TillieGonzagaC - 4
Nate HintonHoustonSG - 5Josh HallUSASF
- 6Karim ManeCanadaSG
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Markus HowardMarquettePG - 8
Ty-Shon AlexanderCreightonPG - 9
Mason JonesArkansasSG - 10Paul EbouaCameroonPF
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Nathan KnightWilliam & MaryC - 12
Naji MarshallXavierPF - 13
Kaleb WessonOhio StateC - 14
Myles PowellSeton HallPG - 15
Ashton HagansKentuckyPG - 16
Lamine DianeCal State NorthridgeSF - 17Kahlil WhitneyKentuckyPF
- 18Borisa SimanicSerbiaPF
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Freddie GillespieBaylorPF - 20Louis OlindeGermanySF
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Mamadi DiakiteVirginiaPF - 22
Malik FittsSaint Mary'sPF - 23Nenad DimitrijevicMacedoniaPG
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Lamar StevensPenn StateSF - 25
Anthony LambVermontSF
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Chris Bosh cautions Wemby on blood clots: 'Take your medicine'
Retired Heat superstar Chris Bosh offered some advice and issued a warning to Spurs star Victor Wembanyama about his blood clot diagnosis and maintaining his health during his career.
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NBA free agency 2026: Let's play fact vs. fiction after a wild month
NBA front office insider Bobby Marks answers the biggest questions as the dust settles on 2026 free agency.
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2026 NBA free agency: Grades for offseason signings, extensions
We're grading the biggest free agent signings and extensions, including Draymond Green returning to the Warriors on a one-year deal.
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Donovan Mitchell and Coco Jones wed in Greenwich ceremony
Mitchell and Jones shared their first dance to Musiq Soulchild's 2000 hit song "Love," as seen in a video posted by agent Troy Payne on Instagram.
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Sources: Mavs extend Naji Marshall on 3-year, $52.2M deal
Mavericks forward Naji Marshall signed a three-year, $52.2 million extension that will take him through the 2029-30 season, sources told ESPN.
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Holmgren: Thunder departures part of 'business of this game'
Oklahoma City's Chet Holmgren told reporters Saturday afternoon that the departures of three contributors to the Thunder's 2025 championship team felt "like losing a family member," but at the same time, "that's how the business of this game goes."
