Kevin Pelton answers questions on metrics for coaches, Cleveland’s minuscule point differential and a counter to the All-Defensive teams.
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Pelton mail: Selecting the NBA’s All-Offensive teams
Kevin Pelton answers questions on metrics for coaches, Cleveland’s minuscule point differential and a counter to the All-Defensive teams.
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Pelton mail: Selecting the NBA’s All-Offensive teams
Kevin Pelton answers questions on metrics for coaches, Cleveland’s minuscule point differential and a counter to the All-Defensive teams.
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Pelton mail: Selecting the NBA’s All-Offensive teams
The Thunder’s season has been defined by confounding moments. But as they showed in Saturday’s win over Houston, they have the star power and ability to flash something special.
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Westbrook’s stellar fourth-quarter defense on Harden fuels Thunder
For the first time in 832 days, Johnny Manziel played competitive football, playing quarterback for the South team in Saturday’s The Spring League game.
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Manziel tosses TD in 1st game in 832 days
Kyrie Irving’s surgery went “exactly as planned,” Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge said in a statement Saturday.
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Kyrie has 2nd surgery, will be ready for camp
Celtics forward Marcus Morris is dreading the possibility of facing his twin brother Markieff of the Wizards in the first round of the playoffs: “Man, every day we talk about it. Honestly, I don’t want to play them first.”
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Marcus urging twin Markieff for 6th or 8th seed
Russell Westbrook, whose Thunder play the Rockets on the road Saturday night, acknowledged that James Harden is the leading candidate for MVP but said he doesn’t have a choice for his MVP successor.
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Won’t go there: Westbrook not predicting MVP
Whether they’re considering drafting a QB at No. 16 or want other teams to think they might, the Ravens will take a look at the 2016 Heisman winner.
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Ravens heighten quarterback hype by bringing in Lamar Jackson for visit
While mock drafts have suggested otherwise, the Jets might be eyeing Baker Mayfield, who in the team’s perfect world could be the starter late in 2018.
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Projecting Jets’ best-case scenario at QB — and it includes Baker Mayfield
Antonio Brown, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Martavis Bryant are a stellar trio, but with the Steelers’ track record of drafting WRs, they might get company.
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Steelers can bolster already loaded receiver room with NFL draft
College Football Hall of Famer, Steve Spurrier, will coach the Orlando team in the Alliance of American Football league, which will debut in 2019.
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Spurrier joins Alliance of American Football
Titans linebacker Brian Orakpo and former safety Michael Griffin hope their cupcakes venture will encourage more NFL players to become entrepreneurs.
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How two NFL players’ sweet tooths made them hands-on business owners
Joe Hawley is moving on from football, giving away most of his possessions to take his custom van and puppy for a monthslong odyssey across the U.S.
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Former Bucs center putting NFL in past by hitting road for epic 48-state journey
Kyle Kuzma, already playing through a right ankle injury, was uncertain about his status for the remainder of the season after spraining his left ankle in the Lakers’ loss to the Timberwolves on Friday.
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Lakers’ Kuzma day-to-day after ankle sprain
Who has declared for the 2018 draft, and who’s testing the waters? We’re tracking the prospects in our Top 100 rankings.
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Tracker: Who’s in and who’s testing?