1. Revamped 2026 NBA Finals schedule released
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    Revamped 2026 NBA Finals schedule released

    For the first time since 1970, the NBA Finals won't feature a single Sunday game. Game 1 tips off Wednesday, June 3, with a potential Game 7 landing on Juneteenth.

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  2. Warriors' Jimmy Butler Suffers Season-Ending ACL Tear
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    Warriors' Jimmy Butler Suffers Season-Ending ACL Tear

    Jimmy Butler, mid-career renaissance in Golden State, is done for the season after tearing his right ACL against his former team — putting $110M and playoff ambitions on hold.

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  3. Bills Fire Coach Sean McDermott After 9 Seasons, GM Brandon Beane Promoted
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    Bills Fire Coach Sean McDermott After 9 Seasons, GM Brandon Beane Promoted

    Sean McDermott exits Buffalo with a 98-50 regular season record and eight playoff appearances — yet four divisional-round exits in five years ultimately cost him the job.

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  4. James Harden Passes Shaquille O'Neal for 9th on All-Time Scoring List
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    James Harden Passes Shaquille O'Neal for 9th on All-Time Scoring List

    With a third-quarter 3-pointer, James Harden passed Shaquille O'Neal for 9th on the NBA's all-time scoring list — finishing the night with 28,614 career points at age 36.

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  5. LeBron James to Wear Special Jersey Patch Honoring Record 23rd Season
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    LeBron James to Wear Special Jersey Patch Honoring Record 23rd Season

    LeBron James becomes the first player in NBA history to suit up for a 23rd season, and the Lakers are marking the milestone with a commemorative jersey patch honoring his entire legacy.

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  6. Jason Williams x Nike Hyperflight PE "Varsity Purple"
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    Jason Williams x Nike Hyperflight PE "Varsity Purple"

    Nike produced a Varsity Purple Hyperflight PE for Jason Williams during his Sacramento Kings tenure — a rare player exclusive honoring the flashy point guard's team colors from his 1998–2001 run.

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  7. ESPN NBA Ratings off to the best start since 2010-11 season.
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    ESPN NBA Ratings off to the best start since 2010-11 season.

    47 million U.S. viewers tuned in for Christmas Day NBA action — a 45% spike — as ESPN's first season under the NBA's new 11-year media rights deal rewrites the ratings record books.

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  8. According to ESPN: Trae Young Traded to Washington Wizards
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    According to ESPN: Trae Young Traded to Washington Wizards

    After eight seasons, two All-NBA nods, and a 2021 Eastern Conference Finals run, Trae Young is headed to Washington — leaving Atlanta as the franchise's all-time assists and three-pointers leader.

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  9. Rockets' Alperen Şengün Leaves Game vs. Mavericks with Sprained Ankle
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    Rockets' Alperen Şengün Leaves Game vs. Mavericks with Sprained Ankle

    Alperen Şengün lasted just 1:04 before a right lateral ankle sprain ended his night against the Mavericks — a brutal blow for a Rockets team already managing his workload after recent calf tightness.

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  10. Jalen Suggs Suffers Grade 1 MCL Contusion, Out Indefinitely
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    Jalen Suggs Suffers Grade 1 MCL Contusion, Out Indefinitely

    Jalen Suggs injured his right knee after Bulls forward Jalen Smith fell on top of him in the third quarter — his second injury setback in an already shortened season. Tyus Jones is expected to start in his absence.

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  11. Giants' Theo Johnson Attends Knicks Game After Being Ruled Out With Illness
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    Giants' Theo Johnson Attends Knicks Game After Being Ruled Out With Illness

    Ruled out for Sunday's finale but spotted on the MSG jumbotron — Giants tight end Theo Johnson attended the Knicks-Hawks game Friday and took to Instagram to declare, 'I am not sick.'

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  12. What to watch this Weekend in the NBA: January 2-4
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    What to watch this Weekend in the NBA: January 2-4

    Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the reigning SI Sportsperson of the Year, leads the 29-5 Thunder into Golden State without Curry, Green, or Butler — while Wembanyama's Spurs target a 24th win against a Pacers squad without Haliburton for the season.

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