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5 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra says: Jimmy Butler (sinus congestion): Will play. Caleb Martin (knee): Is out.

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5 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Per Heat: INJURY UPDATE: Caleb Martin left tonight's game with a left knee injury and will not return.

5 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Spoelstra on those listed as questionable earlier today: Oladipo: Will play. Lowry: Will play. Martin: Will play.

5 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Jimmy Butler playing vs. 76ers

Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra on tonight vs. 76ers says Jimmy Butler (toe), PJ Tucker (knee), Caleb Martin (Achilles) and Max Strus (shoulder) all expected to play. Victor Oladipo, Markieff Morris, Kyle Lowry are out.

5 months ago – via Twitter Anthony_Chiang

Anthony Chiang: Jimmy Butler (left big toe irritation), P.J. Tucker (left knee pain), Max Strus (right shoulder sprain) and Caleb Martin (left Achilles soreness) are listed as questionable for tomorrow’s game vs. 76ers. Kyle Lowry, Victor Oladipo and Markieff Morris remain out.

6 months ago – via Twitter Anthony_Chiang

Anthony Chiang: Jimmy Butler (left big toe irritation), Caleb Martin (left Achilles soreness), Max Strus (right shoulder sprain) and P.J. Tucker (left knee pain) are all listed as questionable for tonight’s game vs. Nets. Kyle Lowry, Markieff Morris and Victor Oladipo remain out for the Heat.

6 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Caleb Martin’s status has formally been changed to “available” after being listed with Achilles soreness.

6 months ago – via Twitter ByTimReynolds

Tim Reynolds: Kyle Lowry remains out for tomorrow at Milwaukee. Markieff Morris is “return to competition conditioning” but not with the team. Victor Oladipo remains in Sioux Falls. Caleb Martin (Achilles) is questionable.

6 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Spoelstra says Martin questionable. Says looks like Butler and Haslem will be available.

6 months ago – via Twitter Anthony_Chiang

Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (right knee soreness), Caleb Martin (left Achilles soreness) and P.J. Tucker (left knee contusion) listed as questionable for tomorrow's game vs. Nets. Markieff Morris and Victor Oladipo remain out.

6 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Ira Winderman: Heat listing Tyler Herro (knee) and Caleb Martin (Achilles) as probable for Thursday in New Orleans. Morris (neck) and Oladipo (knee) are out. That's it for their injury report.

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Rudy Gobert to face Jazz on October 21

Chris Haynes: Minnesota Timberwolves star Rudy Gobert will face the Utah Jazz for the first time on Oct. 21 in Minnesota and will return to Utah for the first time as an opponent on Dec. 9, league sources tell @YahooSports.

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Knicks to open season in Memphis

Fred Katz: The Knicks will open the season Oct. 19 in Memphis, league sources tell @The Athletic. It’s the Grizzlies’ opener, as well.

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Marc Stein: The Knicks are scheduled to be in Dallas for former Mavericks guard Jalen Brunson’s return to Big D on Dec. 27, league sources tell me, two days after New York hosts Philadelphia on Christmas. More NBA from me: marcstein.Substack.com

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Shams Charania: Sources: NBA’s 2022-23 Opening Night, Oct. 18 on TNT: – 76ers at Celtics – And as previously reported: Lakers at Warriors

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Shams Charania: Golden State-Boston NBA Finals rematch dates for the 2022-23 season, per sources: Dec. 10 in Golden State Jan. 19 in Boston

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Sean Cunningham: The Sacramento Kings will be opening the 2022-23 NBA season on the home court of Golden 1 Center against the Portland Trail Blazers on Oct. 19th, according to sources. @CarmichaelDave first to report.

6 hours ago – via Twitter SeanCunningham

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Windhorst went on to say the Nets aren’t coming off asking for a big return for Durant in a trade. And that Brooklyn has no leverage with other teams, same as Durant has no leverage with the Nets. “I think what we have here is really a study of leverage. First off, the Nets do not have leverage in trade talks with other teams. They are not giving them the offers that they want. They see no reason to increase them. So, they’re not making any progress there,” said Windhorst. “Kevin Durant clearly does not have leverage with the Brooklyn Nets. He is asking for things: ‘Get me traded. Fire the coach. Fire the GM.’ He is being told no. So, when you have denied leverage, you have a stalemate.”

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When it comes to Simmons, his unique skill set is incredibly enticing, but his best ability will be availability. Fortunately, according to ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, that won’t be a problem for Simmons in 2022-23: “You and Kyrie and Ben Simmons — who, by the way, news flash here. I ran into Ben Simmons. He and I had a nice conversation … I support the brother. I had a problem with him not playing. That’s the past. He’s ready to go. He swears he’s ready to go.”

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