1. PSG, AC Milan, and Newcastle Owners Are Bidding for NBA Europe Franchises
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    PSG, AC Milan, and Newcastle Owners Are Bidding for NBA Europe Franchises

    Sovereign wealth funds controlling PSG, Newcastle, and AC Milan are bidding $500M each for NBA Europe franchises — and the March 31 deadline is closer than you think.

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  2. NBA Board of Governors to Vote on Las Vegas and Seattle Expansion at March 24–25 Meeting
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    NBA Board of Governors to Vote on Las Vegas and Seattle Expansion at March 24–25 Meeting

    The NBA is set to hold its first formal expansion vote on March 24–25, with Las Vegas and Seattle targeting a 2028–29 debut — and franchise fees projected between $7 and $10 billion each.

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  3. Cooper Flagg Is Getting His First Real NBA Education
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    Cooper Flagg Is Getting His First Real NBA Education

    Dyson Daniels spent Tuesday night attached to Cooper Flagg, and the results were humbling — 6-of-16, 14 points, a 12-point loss. Every transcendent rookie hits this wall. What matters is what Flagg does next.

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  4. The Atlanta Hawks Are on a Mission. The Rest of the East Should Be Paying Attention.
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    The Atlanta Hawks Are on a Mission. The Rest of the East Should Be Paying Attention.

    Seven straight wins. Dyson Daniels held Cooper Flagg to 14 points on 6-of-16 shooting, and the Hawks still had two other guys drop 27-plus. This team is figuring something out at exactly the right time.

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  5. James Harden Joins the 29K Club
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    James Harden Joins the 29K Club

    James Harden is now the only player in NBA history with 29,000 career points and 3,000 made three-pointers — a combination that proves he didn't just score at an elite level, he changed how the game is scored.

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  6. Celtics vs. Spurs Tonight Is the Game the Rest of the League Is Watching
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    Celtics vs. Spurs Tonight Is the Game the Rest of the League Is Watching

    The Spurs have won 15 of their last 16 games. The Celtics just got Jayson Tatum back from an Achilles injury. Tonight at 8 PM ET, the two best stories in the NBA collide in San Antonio.

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  7. SGA Ties Wilt with 126 Straight 20-Point Games
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    SGA Ties Wilt with 126 Straight 20-Point Games

    No player — not Jordan, not Kobe, not LeBron — had come within 35 games of Wilt Chamberlain's record. SGA tied it Monday with 35 points, 15 assists, and a step-back three to win it.

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  8. Thunder vs. Nuggets Tonight Is the Best Game in the West
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    Thunder vs. Nuggets Tonight Is the Best Game in the West

    The Oklahoma City Thunder (50-15) host a banged-up Denver Nuggets squad tonight at 7:30 PM ET — with SGA projected for 31.5 points and the West's top seed on the line.

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  9. The Daily Roundup: Fragment x Nike Book 2, Thunder vs. Nuggets, Pixar's Hoppers, and OpenAI's $110B — March 9, 2026
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    The Daily Roundup: Fragment x Nike Book 2, Thunder vs. Nuggets, Pixar's Hoppers, and OpenAI's $110B — March 9, 2026

    Hiroshi Fujiwara's Fragment x Nike Book 2 in Black/White hits SNKRS tomorrow for $150 — and that's just the start. OKC at 50-15, OpenAI at $110B, and Pixar's Hoppers round out today's roundup.

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  10. Celtics Top Cavaliers 109-98 in Cleveland
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    Celtics Top Cavaliers 109-98 in Cleveland

    Baylor Scheierman quietly posted 16 points and 10 rebounds on 6-of-8 shooting while Boston's bench combined for 41 — the cushion the Celtics needed to walk out of Cleveland with a 109-98 win.

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  11. Luka Doncic Drops 35 as Lakers Top Knicks 110-97
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    Luka Doncic Drops 35 as Lakers Top Knicks 110-97

    A 34-20 third quarter sealed it: Luka Doncic's 35-point performance and Austin Reaves' efficient 25 off the bench powered the Lakers past a turnover-plagued Knicks squad, 110-97.

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  12. LeBron Just Broke a Record That Will Probably Never Be Broken
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    LeBron Just Broke a Record That Will Probably Never Be Broken

    LeBron James now has more career field goals than any player in NBA history — passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who held the record for nearly four decades. At 41, he's still adding to it.

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