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Andrej Stojakovic Likely Exiting NBA Draft Process, Returning to Illini Next Season

The Illinois Fighting Illini will certainly lose player to the NBA Draft, in Keaton Wagler, who is likely to be selected in the top ten. The Illini will also see one of their players from the 2024-25 team, Morez Johnson, stay in the draft. He’ll likely be a late first round selection. Kylan Boswell and […] The post Andrej Stojakovic Likely Exiting NBA Draft Process, Returning to Illini Next Season appeared first on The Sports Bank .

CelticsBlog exit interview: Derrick White’s shooting drop off sparks big questions

The 2025-26 season had a lot of surprises for Boston Celtics fans. Jaylen Brown’s ascension to a top-10 player over the regular season. Neemias Queta’s explosive growth into a serviceable starting center. The Stay Ready crew’s energy and impact. Sadly, a disappointing first-round playoff exit. However, one of the biggest surprises was the disappearance of […]

The Dallas Mavericks finally chose the clean slate

After a tumultuous sub-.500 season that disappointed fans, players, and ownership, the Dallas Mavericks parted ways with their head coach. He had four years remaining on his contract. He had brought a championship pedigree as a player. He had been tasked with steadying a roster that had gone off the rails. The season was so […]

Latest News Makes Scott Laughton's Return to Maple Leafs Unlikely

Scott Laughton was thrilled to be headed to his hometown team when the Toronto Maple Leafs dealt for him at the 2025 trade deadline. But after a full calendar year, he was sent to the Los Angeles Kings at this year's deadline, though with the thought that maybe he could return this summer as an unrestricted free agent.  As it turned out, Laughton quite enjoyed his time in LA, as his ice time was boosted by two minutes a game with the Kings. Accordingly, his production went up, and he was ...

Would the Rockets consider trading into the 2026 NBA Draft?

As of now, the Houston Rockets do not own a first-round pick in the much anticipated 2026 NBA Draft. That asset was sent to the Oklahoma City Thunder as part of the ill-fated 2019 trade involving Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook. The Rockets do, however, possess a significant amount of future draft capital. If Houston […] The post Would the Rockets consider trading into the 2026 NBA Draft? appeared first on ClutchFans .

Milwaukee Bucks 2026 Mock Draft: No. 3, Cameron Boozer

Born from a basketball pedigree, Cameron Boozer is a natural-born winner. Boozer has made a case as possibly the most accomplished high school player of all time, claiming four Florida state championships, three Nike EYBL (Elite Youth Basketball League) rings, two gold medals, and countless individual awards. This isn’t a coincidence; Boozer has one of […]

Syracuse men’s basketball: Orange to face Rutgers in Brooklyn

The Syracuse Orange have reportedly scheduled a fourth high-profile non-conference game in an NBA arena. Per CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein, Syracuse is working to finalize a deal with Rutgers to play at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. This adds to previously reported games against Indiana (Gainbridge Fieldhouse, November 9th), St. John’s (Madison Square Garden), and […]

Who is the biggest “freak of nature” you saw play at UNC?

Arguably the biggest story in sports in recent days came in the NBA. On Monday night, the San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. A large reason — literally and figuratively — for the victory was San Antonio’s star Victor Wembanyama. The man known “Wemby” scored […]

The Mavericks found balance in a new direction

Before the Dallas Mavericks announced the hiring of team president Masai Ujiri, very little had been reported on the search. Every couple months between the November firing of Nico Harrison and this month’s hiring, there would be a sprinkle of insight into team governor Patrick Dumont’s thinking. The team made it clear that they would […]

Canis Pulsus Vol. 50 – Memories Edition

It’s been almost a week since the Minnesota Timberwolves season came to a flaming end. Though the final on the court memory of the Wolves was them getting smacked with eight minutes of garbage time left, there were still plenty of good parts to the journey. Let’s not lose sight of all that. So let’s […]