After some league-altering trades, our NBA insiders break down this week’s Power Rankings.
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- Lewis Hamilton, Simone Biles shine on the 2025 Met Gala’s red carpet
- Carlos Sainz Sr. considering FIA presidency bid
- Alpine boss quits days after police charge brother
- ACC trims schedule, eyes nonconference games
- Ex-Arkansas G Fland withdrawing from NBA draft
- Rays’ Díaz out at Toronto due to passport issue
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Sources: Mavs C Gafford to miss at least 6 weeks
Daniel Gafford will miss at least six weeks with a Grade 3 MCL sprain, joining the Mavericks big men set to be out for an extended period after the All-Star break, sources told ESPN.
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Congo asks leagues, teams to cut Rwanda ties
The NBA, whose recent Africa expansion is centered in Rwanda, is the latest to receive a letter from Congo officials; soccer teams Arsenal, Bayern Munich and PSG and racing’s F1 got similarly worded pleas in recent weeks.
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Draymond lauds Butler as a ‘franchise changer’
Warriors forward Draymond Green called newly acquired Jimmy Butler a “franchise changer” after the team’s 105-98 win over the Rockets.
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For Steph Curry, All-Star Weekend will be a reminder of what could have been
Curry, James and Durant reflect on their NBA careers and what it means to reunite as All-Stars.
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Congo asks F1, other leagues to cut ties to Rwanda
The NBA, whose recent Africa expansion is centered in Rwanda, is the latest to receive a letter from Congo officials; soccer teams Arsenal, Bayern Munich and PSG, and racing’s F1 got similarly worded pleas in recent weeks.
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Three found guilty of Schumacher blackmail plot
A German court has found three people guilty of attempting to blackmail the family of Formula 1 great Michael Schumacher.
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Albon on swearing row: We shouldn’t be monetised
Alex Albon spoke out on Friday against F1 rule changes that could see drivers fined heavily, handed points deductions and even race bans for swearing.
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Williams launch 2025 F1 car in one-off livery
Williams has unveiled its 2025 Formula 1 car in a one-off livery at a launch event at Silverstone.
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76ers convert Butler deal to standard contract
The 76ers converted newly acquired guard Jared Butler from a two-way deal to a standard, two-year NBA contract.