TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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TORONTO — Basketball has arrived in Canada and well before the Raptors made The Finals. The sport’s awareness has multiplied in the last few decades — thank you, Vince Carter — and kids are populating playgrounds and gyms more than ever before, and this is having a trickle effect in the NBA. When the 2018-19 …
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NEW YORK — The NBA announced today that it has fined the LA Clippers $50,000 for violating the league’s anti-tampering rule. The fine is in response to comments regarding the Toronto Raptors’ Kawhi Leonard made by Head Coach Glenn “Doc” Rivers in a recent television appearance.
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Retired NBA star Dwyane Wade was a surprise guest speaker Sunday at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s graduation ceremony, leading cheers and recalling how nervous he was to meet students following the on-campus shootings last year that claimed 17 lives. Wade called himself “part of this MSD family” and told graduates …
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TORONTO (AP) — NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says he has already offered presumed No. 1 overall draft pick Zion Williamson advice on enjoying the process of entering the league. Silver, who appears on the latest episode of PodcastOne Sports Now with AP Basketball Writer Tim Reynolds, also says he sees no reason to intervene with …
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HOUSTON — Russell Westbrook knows he’s in for a huge change in his move from the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Houston Rockets. And he’s ready to do whatever it takes to make the move work as he prepares to play with James Harden for the first time since 2012. “To be able to win …
