- Before training camp began, Tobias Harris was a busy man.
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- The 76ers were already doing pretty well for themselves by having one All-Star big man on the roster.
- If you’ve watched the 76ers in the preseason, you already know what Matisse Thybulle is capable of doing.
- In three years of play, Joel Embiid is already a two-time All-Star, a two-time All-NBA selection, and a two-time All-Defensive team
- Por Miguel Ángel Martín, Columnista de Sixers.com
- Por Miguel Ángel Martín, Columnista de Sixers.com
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- After splitting time with the 76ers and Delaware Blue Coats during his rookie campaign, Haywood Highsmith rejoined the squad this summer
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- California prosecutors announced Tuesday that they won't charge Toronto Raptors President Masai Ujiri for shoving a sheriff's deputy after the NBA championship-winning game in Oakland last June. The Alameda County district attorney's office made the announcement when the Raptors were in
- Kyle Lowry and his teammates unveiled the championship banner hanging at Scotiabank Arena.
- The lengthy conflict between the NBA and China took another turn Tuesday when CCTV declined to air the league’s season openers.
- The controversy that won't die for the NBA has reached one of its highest-profile games.
- * League and China in dispute over Hong Kong protests * Broadcasters and sponsors have threatened boycottThe Pelicans-Raptors game was not broadcast on CCTV in China. Photograph: Frank Gunn/APChina’s state broadcaster, CCTV, went against tradition and did not show any NBA games on the opening day of
- Lonzo Ball threads the needle to Jrue Holiday who double pumps to convert the tough contested layup inside.
- Wednesday's season opener in Salt Lake City between the Utah Jazz and the Oklahoma City Thunder will feature a pair of teams with revamped rosters trending in different directions. The Jazz bolstered its lineup by adding veterans Mike Conley, Bojan Bogdanovic and Jeff Green to a talented core.
- The Lakers got Anthony Davis. The Clippers got Kawhi Leonard. It's a fresh look to a much anticipated rivalry that has been the talk of the NBA all summer.
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- The lengthy conflict between the NBA and China took another turn Tuesday when CCTV declined to air the league’s season openers.
- If the NBA’s first-ever coach’s challenge is any indication, the new rule is not going to work out so well.
- The former Miami Heat star has found his home in the sports broadcasting world, officially joining TNT’s “Inside the NBA” on Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
- Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) wrote an Op-Ed in USA Today on Tuesday, the same day the NBA’s regular season kicks off, urging the league to stand up to China.
- The NBA is going to be a league of dynamic duos this season. Which team has the best pairing?
- It is possible to sympathize with the players in the empowerment era and not love the ever-changing NBA landscape as a fan.
- It appears Kawhi Leonard is going to have a big year.
- NBA bettors love the Lakers this season.
- Sure, Zion Williamson is the big name, but a couple of rookies could surprise.
- After having surgery to repair his torn ACL in July, it's unlikely that Klay Thompson will take the court for the Warriors this season.
