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Yahoo SportsIs winning everything? As the NBA's antiheroes, the Nets' Big 3 could upend superstar norms
In another time, the Nets might have been perfect villains, forcing themselves into relevance — even ubiquity — by winning, by inspiring copycats. New eras beget new definitions. The Nets aren’t villains. They’re antiheroes.
Yahoo SportsThe Draymond Generation: Why undersized bruisers are ideal in today's NBA
Fat has become strength in hiding, the ideal weapon for a role player in the modern NBA.
Yahoo SportsHouston's long-term future murky after trading disgruntled James Harden
The Rockets are still in the muck, but it’s better than where they were yesterday after trading James Harden.
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NBA's empty attempt at updating COVID-19 protocols ignores the most pertinent problem
The season was always going to be touch-and-go, but the omission of an updated contact tracing policy gets to the heart of why today’s rules won’t move the needle.
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Black NBA players and coaches grapple with how their power can really cause racial justice changes
By being honest, Monty Williams got to the heart of a contradiction Black people have to live with: One America puts the other America in impossible situations and expects it to react with grace.
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The Warriors have changed, and so must Steph Curry to avoid a lost season
The Warriors are something else entirely now — something more frustrating, imperfect, something that they don’t quite understand yet, something that needs to be built up from scratch.
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Brooklyn's hot start, Clippers' embarrassing loss & Daryl Morey gets fined for a retweet
Chris Haynes and Seerat Sohi discuss KD's first week with the Brooklyn Nets, the Los Angeles Clippers' blowout loss to Dallas & Daryl Morey's latest Twitter controversy.
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The Clippers can't be trusted until they win when it matters most
Another opening night win for the Clippers over the Lakers, but what did that get them last season?
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Kyrie Irving’s silence won’t stop anyone from trying to understand him
We all want to be seen and understood in a specific way and we are all perpetually misconstrued. But only famous people regularly come face-to-face with the chasm between who they think they are and who people think they are.
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- Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes says he’s cleared to play vs. Bills in AFC title game
- Hall of Famer, former MLB home run king Hank Aaron dies at 86
- Hank Aaron's life celebrated in outpouring of remembrances on social media
- Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown ruled out for NFC championship game vs. Packers
- NBC to reportedly shut down cable channel NBCSN by end of 2021
