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In an immediate boost for interim coach Josh Eilert, transfer guard Kerr Kriisa announced Sunday he plans to remain at West Virginia after initially reentering the portal following Bob Huggins' resignation.
Tom Thibodeau and the Knicks want Josh Hart back next season — as they should, he was a perfect fit for them. Hart has said he wants to stay a Knick but expected to opt out of his $12.9 million next season to secure a bigger payday.
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Derrick Rose is still a Tom Thibodeau favorite and, by all accounts, was a strong and steadying voice in the Knicks locker room last season.
A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum combined to score 30 points in the first half and all five Las Vegas starters scored in double figures Saturday night as the Aces went on to beat the visiting Indiana Fever 101-88.
Josh Hart and the New York Knicks have agreed to extend a midnight ET deadline on Saturday for his $12.9 million player option until Thursday, sources told ESPN.
SEMI-FINAL 2: LINDGREN, MADSEN, LAMBERT, WOFFINDEN Ad Fredrik Lindgren beat Leon Madsen to the lead in the first corner and left no doubt as he stormed to the win. Madsen remained well composed in second while the two Brits Robert Lambert and Tai Woffinden were well beaten in third and fourth. Speedway GP'I've got more world titles in me' — Woffinden opens up during Gorzow track walk3 HOURS AGO SEMI-FINAL 1: SMARZLIK, DOYLE, HOLDER, JANOWSKI Smarzlik held the inside to lead from the start and Jason Doyle was the only other rider able to hold on.
The first round of the 2023 NBA draft saw a generational 7-foot-5 talent hearing his name called at No. 1, trades involving top-10 picks and one player surprisingly sliding out of the lottery.