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Three-time NBA All-Star out indefinitely with injury

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By ArticlesNbaby Robert O'Neill, Robert O'Neill
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The Sacramento Kings have undergone more changes this season than any team in the NBA. After getting out to a 13-18 start, the team fired head coach Mike Brown and replaced him with Doug Christie. Then, in February, Sacramento traded 2023 All-Star point guard De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs, ending Fox’s seven-and-a-half year run with the team. Despite the circumstances, though, the Kings have kept pushing along.
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'Glad it's over'

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By ArticlesNbaby Robert O'Neill, Robert O'Neill
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The basketball world was shocked earlier this month when the Dallas Mavericks traded star guard Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and a 2029 first-round pick. Not only was the trade head-scratching, but it came out of nowhere. ESPN’s Shams Charania announced the deal shortly after midnight on February 2. Since then, Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has faced no shortage of criticism for the trade itself and for handling its aftermath.
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Joel Embiid, 76ers considering knee surgery for star

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By ArticlesNbaby Robert O'Neill, Robert O'Neill
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This season has been one to forget for the Philadelphia 76ers. With 16 games to play, Philadelphia currently holds the 12-seed in the Eastern Conference at 20-36. While the Sixers could still catch the 10-seed Chicago Bulls and sneak into the Play-In Tournament, it’s a staggering fall for the team that has finished over .500 every season since 2017-18, winning 50 or more games in four of the seasons.
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