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Adam Silver floats idea of European teams playing in NBA games

Getty NBA commissioner Adam Silver suggested this week that teams from other continents could eventually participate in official NBA competitions. Speaking at the Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Forum (via Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic), Silver said he could envision teams from Europe or Africa joining future editions of the NBA Cup — and potentially even entering […]

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NBA Notes: Mavericks, Klay Thompson, Knicks, Wizards, Khris Middleton

File Mavericks Klay Thompson is already talking championship in Dallas. According to Christian Clark of The Athletic, the veteran sharpshooter believes the Mavericks can win it all — provided they stay healthy and Kyrie Irving returns at some point this season. “There’s no reason we can’t be the highest rated defensive team in the NBA,”

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Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga continues to draw trade interest from Kings, others

Getty The Jonathan Kuminga trade noise is sticking around, it seems. We suggest this because Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported that the Bulls, Kings and Suns remain interested in the Warriors forward — and that interest “is not going to go away.” Sacramento in particular is expected to make another push during the season, per

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Knicks defeat 76ers as Mike Brown offers glimpse at starting lineup plans

Head coach Mike Brown won his Knicks preseason debut at the NBA’s Abu Dhabi Games, 99-84, against the Philadelphia 76ers. Miles McBride led the effort with 12 points off the bench, with Karl-Anthony Towns adding 11 points in 17 minutes.  Mitchell Robinson was in postseason form, scoring seven points and grabbing 16 boards in 18 minutes. Mikal

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Quentin Grimes picks up one-year, $8.7 million qualifying offer to return to Philadelphia

Quentin Grimes is betting on himself. Grimes picked up the $8.7 million qualifying offer to return to the Philadelphia 76ers this season, a one-year contract that comes with a no-trade clause and makes him an unrestricted free agent next summer, a story first reported by Shams Charania of ESPN. While the Sixers and Grimes’ representatives

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