1. Brad Stevens wins second NBA Executive of the Year
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    Brad Stevens wins second NBA Executive of the Year

    Brad Stevens won his second NBA Executive of the Year in three seasons. The story isn't the trophy — it's the $352M cap surgery he performed on a defending-champion-caliber roster. Every front office in the league is now studying the receipts.

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  2. Karl-Anthony Towns of the New York Knicks during Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Playoffs against the Atlanta Hawks
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    Knicks and Hawks tip off Game 5 at Madison Square Garden

    Karl-Anthony Towns generated a 34-point per-100-possession swing for the Knicks against the Hawks — the single most decisive individual variable in the first-round series.

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  3. Inside the 2026 NBA Playoff Tunnel: LeBron, Shai, and Giorgio Armani's First NBA Collaboration
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    Inside the 2026 NBA Playoff Tunnel: LeBron, Shai, and Giorgio Armani's First NBA Collaboration

    The NBA Playoffs started April 18. So did the tunnel season — the 50-foot walk that's become one of the most-watched fashion moments in American sports culture. Here's how it got here and what it looks like in 2026.

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  4. The 2026 NBA and WNBA Signature Shoe Landscape: 33 Athletes, 16 Brands, and a Design Shift
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    The 2026 NBA and WNBA Signature Shoe Landscape: 33 Athletes, 16 Brands, and a Design Shift

    A record 33 athletes hold NBA and WNBA signature deals across 16 brands in 2026 — with five newcomers including Angel Reese, JuJu Watkins, and Tyrese Haliburton, and Zion Williamson's Jordan line discontinued.

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  5. Giorgio Armani Just Made Its NBA Debut — Through Kith and the Knicks
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    Giorgio Armani Just Made Its NBA Debut — Through Kith and the Knicks

    For the first time in history, Giorgio Armani has collaborated with the NBA — through Kith's 2026 Knicks Playoffs Collection, available exclusively at Kith Manhattan, Armani Madison Avenue, and Saks Fifth Avenue.

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  6. The Magic Wire-to-Wire'd the No. 1 Pistons in Game 1. Cade Cunningham Scored 39 and It Still Wasn't Enough.
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    The Magic Wire-to-Wire'd the No. 1 Pistons in Game 1. Cade Cunningham Scored 39 and It Still Wasn't Enough.

    Paolo Banchero. Franz Wagner. The No. 8 seed Orlando Magic never trailed against the top-seeded Detroit Pistons on Saturday, winning 112-101 in one of the more complete upsets in recent playoff history.

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  7. Wembanyama Just Had the Greatest Playoff Debut in Spurs History. Tim Duncan Was There to Watch It.
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    Wembanyama Just Had the Greatest Playoff Debut in Spurs History. Tim Duncan Was There to Watch It.

    35 points on 13-of-21 shooting, five threes, and zero points allowed on 11 defended possessions. Victor Wembanyama's first NBA playoff game shattered Tim Duncan's franchise debut record — in front of Duncan himself.

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  8. The NBA Is Investigating the Bucks for Benching a Healthy Giannis
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    The NBA Is Investigating the Bucks for Benching a Healthy Giannis

    Giannis Antetokounmpo told reporters 'I'm available to play, but I'm not in the game'—and the NBA has opened a formal investigation into the Milwaukee Bucks for sitting a healthy MVP-level player.

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  9. Milwaukee Bucks Are Eliminated from the 2026 NBA Playoffs
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    Milwaukee Bucks Are Eliminated from the 2026 NBA Playoffs

    The Bucks finished 29-43 and were eliminated from the 2026 playoffs after a 127-95 loss to the 55-win Spurs. Now, with Giannis entering the final year of his contract, the most consequential offseason in Milwaukee history begins.

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  10. Luka Dončić Suspended One Game by the NBA After 16th Technical Foul
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    Luka Dončić Suspended One Game by the NBA After 16th Technical Foul

    The NBA confirmed Saturday that Luka Dončić has been suspended one game without pay for picking up his 16th technical foul of the 2025-26 season.

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  11. NBA Governors Approve Vote to Explore Expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas
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    NBA Governors Approve Vote to Explore Expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas

    The NBA's Board of Governors voted unanimously to explore expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas — with franchise bids projected between $7 and $10 billion, on par with the Lakers' record-setting $10B sale in 2025.

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  12. The Daily Roundup: Cavaliers vs. Magic, and the AI Revenue Race — March 25, 2026
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    The Daily Roundup: Cavaliers vs. Magic, and the AI Revenue Race — March 25, 2026

    OpenAI crossed $25B annualized revenue as Anthropic closes in at $19B — and that's just the tech story. Thug Club x adidas lands today, Air Max Day drops tomorrow, and the NBA's Wednesday slate has real stakes.

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