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Tabled talk NYC: Knicks pause KAT, Hart deal discussions
The Knicks have said they are tabling contract extension talks with Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart "until later in the season and will remain solely focused on preparing for the start of the season."
LeBron on 10-point Sixers debut: Still adjusting, but 'the game is the game'
LeBron James, who joined the 76ers this summer, had 10 points, five assists and four rebounds in the first half of his debut with Philadelphia.
Embiid calls himself 'easy target' in wake of 'not true' LeBron report
Joel Embiid said a recent report about LeBron James getting on him about being late to practice "is not true" and caused him to wonder why he was targeted.
NBA, FIBA say Europe push to continue without EuroLeague
The NBA and FIBA say they are undeterred in moving forward with the NBA Europe plan after EuroLeague's team owners rejected a merger offer this week.
'Hyped' Haliburton plays 16 minutes in return from Achilles injury
Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton scored seven points during his 16 minutes of action against the Wolves on Wednesday. It was his first game in more than 16 months, as Haliburton was recovering from a torn Achilles.
Thunder's SGA buys stake in LaLiga side Atlético
Two-time NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has become a shareholder in Atlético Madrid, the Spanish club announced on Thursday.
Buss siblings formally file case against Jeanie over sale of Lakers shares
The five Buss siblings attempting to sell the family's remaining shares in the Lakers officially filed their case against acting governor Jeanie Buss.
Embattled Blazers owner Dundon intends to 'bring championship to Portland'
New Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon told season-ticket holders he intends to bring a championship to Portland.
👀 Five ways new NBA lottery rules could impact this season
How could the changes aimed at circumventing tanking likely affect on-court outcomes this season?