Kevin Porter returns with Cavaliers

NBA rumors: Kevin Porter returns with Cavaliers

1 month ago – via Chris Fedor @ Cleveland Plain Dealer

Cleveland Cavaliers swingman Kevin Porter Jr. is back. Sort of. For the first time this season, Porter joined his teammates on the bench Friday night — the most promising sign of an eventual return that still has no official timetable.

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February 25, 2021 | 2:12 pm EST Update

Celtics to reopen TD Garden to fans after March 22

Governor Charlie Baker announced Thursday that the state will reopen large venues on March 22, including the arenas where Boston’s pro sports teams play: Fenway Park, Gillette Stadium, and TD Garden.

13 mins ago – via Boston Globe

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The Celtics’ first home game after March 22 is on the 29th, against the Pelicans.

13 mins ago – via Boston Globe

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Tom Orsborn: Poeltl on keeping in touch with teammates in protocols: “Most of them are pretty bored in quarantine. Derrick was talking to a bunch of us in pregame yesterday, and I was texting Keldon the other day asking how he was doing. Obviously, there are still ways to communicate.”

13 mins ago – via Twitter tom_orsborn

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Brad Townsend: On the 12:30 injury report, Kristaps Porzingis has been downgraded to doubtful and Maxi Kleber has been upgraded to probable for tonight’s game in Philly.

13 mins ago – via Twitter townbrad

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Stefan Bondy: TN Bets studied the cost of attending an NBA game (ticket, food, parking). The Knicks were the most expensive by far.

TN Bets studied the cost of attending an NBA game (ticket, food, parking). The Knicks were the most expensive by far. pic.twitter.com/8JWL0SM3ja

— Stefan Bondy (@SBondyNYDN) February 25, 2021

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Three months after being traded to the Lakers, Dennis Schroder has found a place to stay. Records show the German-born point guard just spent $4.275 million on contemporary home in Tarzana — about 20 miles from Staples Center. The San Fernando Valley neighborhood has housed plenty of Lakers over the years including Derek Fisher and Nick Young. Schroder’s spot first hit the market last summer at $4.5 million, records show.

13 mins ago – via Jack Flemming @ Los Angeles Times

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February 25, 2021 | 1:27 pm EST Update

Warriors tried to sell minority stake in the team

Last month, the owners of the Golden State Warriors quietly approached the National Basketball Association for approval to sell a minority stake in the team — not to another business mogul, but to a publicly traded blank-check company that had partnered with a private-equity firm, The Post has learned.

58 mins ago – via Josh Kosman, Thornton McEnery @ New York Post

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1.	Golden State	$174,422,319
2.	Brooklyn	$165,753,313
3.	Philadelphia	$145,902,566
4.	LA Clippers	$140,942,843
5.	Milwaukee	$137,428,372
6.	LA Lakers	$136,802,463
7.	Orlando	$136,290,334
8.	Utah	$133,061,915
9.	Washington	$132,723,404
10.	New Orleans	$132,599,617

1.	Stephen Curry	$43,006,362
2.	Chris Paul	$41,358,814
2.	Russell Westbrook	$41,358,814
4.	James Harden	$41,254,920
4.	John Wall	$41,254,920
6.	LeBron James	$39,219,566
7.	Kevin Durant	$39,058,950
8.	Blake Griffin	$36,810,996
9.	Paul George	$35,450,412
10.	Klay Thompson	$35,361,360