The 1986 NBA Finals represents a landmark moment in basketball history, showcasing a battle between the established dominance of the Boston Celtics and the emerging "Twin Towers" of the Houston Rockets. The Celtics entered the series following one of the greatest regular seasons in league history, finishing with a 67–15 record and an unprecedented 40–1 record at home. Led by Larry Bird, who was named the Finals MVP, the team featured a legendary core including Kevin McHale, Robert Parish, and the veteran presence of Bill Walton.
The Houston Rockets reached the championship round by defeating the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals, led by the young duo of Akeem Olajuwon and Ralph Sampson. The 1986 series was defined by high physical intensity and memorable moments, such as the Game 5 brawl between Ralph Sampson and Jerry Sichting that led to Sampson’s ejection. Despite Houston's resilience at home, the Celtics’ depth and experience proved overwhelming. In the clinching Game 6 at the Boston Garden, Larry Bird recorded a triple-double to lead Boston to its 16th championship with a 114–97 victory.
The competitive legacy between these franchises and their rivals has continued into the modern era. In March 2026, the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Lakers met in a high-stakes Western Conference clash that echoed the intensity of past championship battles. This modern iteration featured a new generation of global icons, with Luka Doncic leading the Lakers against a Rockets squad that had added veteran superstar Kevin Durant to its core.
In their meeting on Monday, March 16, 2026, the Lakers secured a 100–92 victory, extending their winning streak to six games. Luka Doncic was the game's standout performer, scoring 36 points and hitting critical baskets in the closing stages to secure the win. The Rockets, despite missing their star center Alperen Sengun due to lower back pain, remained competitive through strong performances from Jabari Smith Jr., who scored 22 points, and Amen Thompson, who contributed 19 points and 12 rebounds.
The dynamics of this 2026 matchup were also shaped by significant roster changes, such as Dorian Finney-Smith joining the Rockets in free agency after a season with the Lakers. The game was characterized by a playoff-like atmosphere, with the Lakers' defense forcing 22 turnovers and recording 14 steals to overcome the Rockets' superior rebounding. This victory allowed the Lakers to move ahead of Houston for the third spot in the Western Conference standings, illustrating that the pursuit of postseason positioning remains as fierce today as it was during the legendary clashes of the 1980s.


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The 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, widely known as March Madness, is a high-stakes knockout competition featuring 68 collegiate teams from across the United States. The tournament structure consists of 31 teams that earn automatic bids by winning their conference championships and 37 teams selected via at-large bids by a dedicated selection committee.
The 2026 field is headlined by Duke, which earned the top overall seed, followed by Arizona, Michigan, and Florida as the other number-one seeds. The road to the championship begins with the First Four play-in games in Dayton, Ohio, followed by a rapid succession of rounds including the Round of 64, Round of 32, Sweet 16, and Elite Eight. The competition culminates in the Final Four on April 4 and the National Championship on April 6, both held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Tournament Schedule and Venues
The tournament is hosted in various cities across the country to accommodate its massive scale:

• First Four (March 17–18): Dayton, Ohio.
• First and Second Rounds (March 19–22): Buffalo, Greenville, Oklahoma City, Portland, Tampa, Philadelphia, San Diego, and St. Louis.
• Regionals (March 26–29): Washington, D.C. (East), San Jose (West), Houston (South), and Chicago (Midwest).
• Final Four & Championship (April 4–6): Indianapolis.

The 2026 Bracket Challenge
Accompanying the tournament is a popular online sweepstakes where participants attempt to predict the winner of every game. This challenge is free to enter for registered users who are legal residents of the United States or Puerto Rico and at least 21 years old.
Participants can submit up to three brackets. The scoring system is weighted, meaning correct picks in later rounds are worth more points:

• First Round: 1 point per win
• Second Round: 2 points per win
• Sweet 16: 4 points per win
• Elite Eight: 8 points per win
• Final Four: 16 points per win
• Championship Game: 32 points per win

The grand prize for this competition includes four tickets to the 2027 Final Four games in Detroit, along with $6,000 in cash intended for travel, luxury hotel accommodations, and airfare. The prize is awarded through a random drawing among participants whose scores rank in the top 10% of all entries.
Key Teams and Storylines
The 2026 selection process was marked by intense debate regarding "bubble teams"—those on the verge of being excluded. The final four teams to make the field were NC State, Texas, SMU, and Miami (Ohio). Conversely, teams like Oklahoma, Auburn, San Diego State, and Indiana were the last to be left out.
Defending champion Florida seeks to repeat its success, while Duke enters as a heavy favorite led by standout freshman talent. The South Region is particularly notable for featuring a potential "home-court" advantage for the second-seeded Houston Cougars if they advance to the regional finals held in their home city. Additionally, several legendary coaches are set to compete in the East Region, promising a highly competitive path to the Final Four.
Fans can follow the action through various national broadcast networks and streaming services, ensuring wall-to-wall coverage of one of the most anticipated events in the sporting calendar.


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On March 14, 2026, the Los Angeles Lakers secured a dramatic 127-125 overtime victory against the Denver Nuggets at Crypto.com Arena. This high-stakes matchup featured two teams closely ranked in the Western Conference standings, with both sides entering the contest on winning streaks.
The game was a roller coaster of momentum. The Lakers initially built a commanding 17-point lead, but Denver rallied back to take their first lead of the night early in the fourth quarter. The final moments of regulation were particularly intense; trailing by three points with only 5.2 seconds left, Austin Reaves was fouled. He made the first free throw and then intentionally missed the second off the front of the rim, recovered his own rebound, and hit a floater with 1.9 seconds remaining to force overtime.
The overtime period saw several lead changes. Marcus Smart hit a critical three-pointer to put Los Angeles up 125-123 with 30 seconds left, but Nikola Jokić answered with a driving layup to tie the game at 125 with 15.1 seconds remaining. The game was finally decided by Luka Dončić, who executed a 17-foot fall-away jumper with only 0.5 seconds on the clock. Dončić then sealed the victory by blocking a desperation heave from the Nuggets as time expired.
Statistically, the game featured exceptional individual performances:

• Luka Dončić led the Lakers with a triple-double, recording 30 points, 11 rebounds, and 13 assists.
• Austin Reaves finished as the game's high scorer with 32 points.
• Nikola Jokić posted his 27th triple-double of the season for Denver, finishing with 24 points, 16 rebounds, and 14 assists.
• Aaron Gordon contributed 27 points for the Nuggets, while Jamal Murray struggled significantly, shooting 1-for-14 from the field and eventually fouling out in overtime.
• LeBron James, at 41 years old, added 17 points and made a vital defensive hustle play by diving for a loose ball in the fourth quarter.

This victory was a landmark for the Lakers, as it broke a long-standing "clutch" curse against Denver; prior to this win, Los Angeles had been 0-11 in close games against a healthy Nuggets squad since May 2021. By winning this game, the Lakers improved their record to 42-25, clinching the season series against Denver 2-1 and moving into third place in the Western Conference standings. This strategic positioning is crucial as the regular season nears its end, potentially providing the Lakers with a more favorable path and home-court advantage in the upcoming playoffs.





















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Arsenal Football Club is currently positioned as a dominant force in English football, leading the Premier League as of March 2026. The men’s first team recently reinforced its title aspirations with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Everton at the Emirates Stadium, featuring late goals from Viktor Gyökeres and the teenage talent Max Dowman. This success is part of a broader competitive push, with the team active in the Champions League last-16 and preparing for an upcoming domestic cup final. Off the field, the club’s financial performance has reached historic levels, with revenue hitting a record £691.0 million for the 2024/25 financial year. This growth is attributed to strong performances in elite competitions and a successful commercial strategy, which included significant improvements in retail operations and partnership renewals.
The organization operates on a self-sufficiency model, where generated funds are reinvested back into the development of playing resources for both the men’s and women’s teams. This investment was notably evident in the women’s team’s recent achievement of lifting the UEFA Women's Champions League trophy. To capitalize on the growth of the women's game, the club has moved all its home league fixtures to the primary stadium for the current season. Despite record revenues, the club reported a slight loss of £1.4 million in its most recent annual report, largely due to specific impairment costs related to player registrations. However, the underlying operating profit remains robust, reflecting the club's ability to maintain high-level competitiveness while managing its financial base.
Sustainability and social impact are central to the club’s modern identity. The "Arsenal Acts" framework guides its approach to equality, diversity, and inclusion, aiming to ensure every member of the community feels a sense of belonging. This includes active measures against discriminatory behavior and community programs like "No More Red," which addresses youth violence through mentoring and safe spaces. Additionally, the club is a leader in environmental responsibility, having set rigorous net-zero targets approved by the Science Based Target initiative. These targets aim for a 42% reduction in certain emissions by 2030, with a final goal of a 90% reduction by 2040.
The club’s ownership remains committed to long-term success, providing the necessary financial support to underpin transfer activities and working capital requirements. Strategic risks, such as player retention and regulatory changes, are monitored continually to ensure resilience in a highly competitive market. With average home attendances exceeding 60,000, the club continues to leverage its massive global brand to engage a diverse and expanding fanbase while upholding its responsibilities as a community custodian.


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Anthony Edwards has solidified his status as one of the most dominant forces in professional basketball, leading a new generation of superstars. By mid-March 2026, his performance has reached historic proportions, characterized by elite scoring and a relentless competitive drive.
In a standout performance on March 13, 2026, Edwards led the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 127-117 victory over the Golden State Warriors. During this contest, he exploded for 42 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, shooting efficiently from both the field and the free-throw line. This game was a milestone in his career, as he officially surpassed Carmelo Anthony for the fourth-most points scored by a player before the age of 25 in league history.
Throughout the 2025-26 season, Edwards has been a consistent offensive juggernaut, averaging 29.7 points per game. His shooting splits have been equally impressive, maintaining an average near 49% from the field and 40% from three-point range. Under his leadership, the Timberwolves have established themselves as a formidable contender in the Western Conference, currently holding a record of 41-26 and occupying the sixth seed. While the team has faced stretches of inconsistency, their statistical profile—ranking in the top ten for both offensive and defensive ratings—suggests they have the necessary balance to make a deep championship run.
The recent victory over the Warriors also highlighted a significant shift in the league's power dynamics. While the Timberwolves are ascending, the Golden State Warriors find themselves grappling with the challenges of an aging roster and a devastating string of injuries. In their recent matchup, the Warriors were without legendary core players like Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. The situation worsened during the game itself as several other players, including Al Horford and Seth Curry, were forced to exit due to new injuries. Despite a valiant effort from younger players like Brandin Podziemski, who led the team with 25 points, the shorthanded Warriors have struggled to maintain their standing, currently fighting for a play-in spot with a 32-34 record.
This contrast is particularly sharp when viewed against the historical backdrop of the last decade. The Warriors were once the undisputed titans of the league, famously participating in four consecutive Finals from 2015 to 2018 against the Cleveland Cavaliers. That era, defined by the brilliance of players like LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving, saw the Warriors claim three championships. However, the current landscape of 2026 shows a league in transition. The "super-team" eras of the past have given way to a more balanced distribution of talent, where young, well-rounded squads like Minnesota can challenge the established order.
As the 2026 postseason approaches, the focus remains on whether Anthony Edwards can translate his individual regular-season brilliance into a franchise-defining championship. Minnesota has the defensive identity, anchored by Rudy Gobert, and the perimeter firepower to compete with anyone. For Edwards, the goal is clear: to move beyond historical comparisons and secure his own legacy by bringing a title to a franchise that, until his arrival, had not seen the Western Conference Finals in over two decades. The shift in momentum is palpable, as the legends of the previous decade face the inevitable march of time, leaving the stage open for Edwards to claim his place at the pinnacle of the sport.


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The 2025-26 NBA season has reached a critical juncture as teams battle for playoff positioning, highlighted by a high-octane encounter on March 12, 2026, between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls. In a game defined by offensive brilliance and individual milestones, the Lakers secured a 142-130 victory at Crypto.com Arena, further solidifying their status as a top contender in the Western Conference.
The centerpiece of the evening was a historic performance by Luka Doncic, who exploded for 51 points, marking his first 50-point game since joining the Lakers in the blockbuster trade of February 2025. Doncic was remarkably efficient, shooting 17-of-31 from the field and hitting nine three-pointers. He nearly recorded a triple-double, finishing with 10 rebounds and nine assists. Interestingly, the catalyst for this scoring outburst was an exchange of trash talk in the second quarter with Bulls rookie forward Matas Buzelis. Following the verbal spat, Doncic took over the game, scoring 10 straight points and leading a surge that the Bulls could never quite answer.
On the other side, the Chicago Bulls, though struggling near the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a 27-39 record, saw a standout performance from Josh Giddey. The young Australian point guard finished with 27 points, 15 rebounds, and eight assists. Giddey was chasing history, entering the night tied with Michael Jordan for 28 career triple-doubles. Despite a strong effort and a hot shooting night from beyond the arc, he fell two assists short of surpassing the Bulls legend. Bulls coach Billy Donovan eventually pulled his starters with four minutes remaining as the Lakers pulled away.
The Lakers' victory moved them to a 41-25 record, lifting them into the 3rd seed in the Western Conference, just ahead of the Denver Nuggets and Houston Rockets. This surge is particularly impressive given recent injury concerns. The team has been playing without the defensive presence of Marcus Smart and has managed a four-game winning streak even with LeBron James managing hip and foot issues. In this contest, the Lakers' starting five was dominant, combining for an incredible 137 of the team's 142 points.
This version of the Lakers is the result of the tectonic shift that occurred a year prior when the franchise acquired Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Anthony Davis. While that trade was initially met with shock and labeled by many as lopsided, the Lakers are reaping the rewards as Doncic leads the league in scoring, averaging over 32 points per game. Meanwhile, the Mavericks’ rebuild has shifted toward the future, especially after Davis was eventually moved to Washington and Dallas secured the top pick in the 2025 draft.
As the regular season winds down, the Lakers face a grueling schedule, including matchups against the Thunder and Suns. With Doncic playing at an MVP level and the team finding chemistry under coach JJ Redick, the focus in Los Angeles has shifted toward securing home-court advantage for the fast-approaching April playoffs. The Bulls, conversely, remain in a developmental phase, looking to the growth of players like Giddey and Buzelis as they navigate a challenging season.


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The first leg of the Round of 16 encounter between Real Madrid and Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabéu delivered a stunning result that left the football world in shock. Despite entering the match with a heavily depleted squad due to major injuries to stars like Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham, and Rodrygo, Real Madrid secured a dominant 3-0 victory. The night belonged entirely to Federico Valverde, who scored the first hat-trick of his professional career in an astonishing 22-minute first-half blitz.
The match began with Manchester City controlling the tempo and maintaining nearly 60% possession. However, their dominance was largely superficial, as they struggled to create meaningful opportunities against a disciplined Madrid defense. The deadlock was broken in the 20th minute when goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois released Valverde on the right; the Uruguayan rounded Gianluigi Donnarumma to open the scoring. Just seven minutes later, Valverde struck again, and he completed his historic hat-trick in the 42nd minute, effectively deciding the match before the halftime whistle.
Tactically, Real Madrid's approach was a masterclass in clinical counter-attacking football. While City focused on patient buildup sequences, they managed an expected goals (xG) value of only 0.56 despite their possession. In contrast, Madrid’s direct attacks produced an xG of 2.59 from 12 shots. Tactical decisions from the City bench were heavily scrutinized, with observers noting a "gung-ho" selection that lacked the creative guile of regular starters who were initially benched. Although City attempted to adjust in the second half by introducing fresh midfielders, they could not find a way past Madrid’s rearguard.
Vinícius Júnior remained a constant threat throughout the evening, terrorizing the defense and providing key passes, though he missed a penalty that could have put the tie completely out of reach. Thibaut Courtois also played a vital role, maintaining his status as a major asset by making several decisive saves. Meanwhile, Erling Haaland was restricted to very few touches and struggled to influence the game against the robust defending of Antonio Rüdiger and Huijsen.
This result places Manchester City in a precarious position as they prepare for the second leg at the Etihad Stadium. While City has shown the ability to win at home, they now face a massive three-goal deficit against an opponent that historically thrives under such high-pressure knockout conditions.
Beyond the Bernabéu, the Champions League knockout phase has seen several other intriguing developments. Bodø/Glimt continued their "giant-killing" form with a 3-0 win over Sporting CP, and Paris Saint-Germain dismantled Chelsea 5-2. Other notable results from the round included Galatasaray’s 1-0 victory over Liverpool and a hard-fought 1-1 draw between Bayer Leverkusen and Arsenal.
The road to the 2026 final at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest is becoming increasingly unpredictable. As the tournament progresses, the defensive discipline and clinical efficiency demonstrated by Real Madrid serve as a benchmark for the remaining contenders in the quest for the European crown.


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On March 10, 2026, Bam Adebayo delivered one of the most remarkable individual performances in professional basketball history. Playing for the Miami Heat against the Washington Wizards, Adebayo scored 83 points in a 150-129 victory. This historic output represents the second-highest point total ever recorded in a single game, trailing only the 100-point record set in 1962. In achieving this feat, Adebayo surpassed the legendary 81-point performance from 2006, which had stood as the second-best mark for two decades.
Adebayo’s scoring barrage was characterized by an unprecedented reliance on the free-throw line, where he set new league single-game records for both makes and attempts. He converted 36 of his 43 free-throw attempts. From the field, he shot 20-of-43, including 7-of-22 from three-point range. This statistical line was highly unusual for a traditional center, as he also contributed nine rebounds, three assists, two steals, and two blocks during his 42 minutes of play.
The game was defined by Adebayo’s explosive start and sustained pressure. He opened the contest with 31 points in the first quarter alone, breaking the franchise record for points in any single quarter. By halftime, he had accumulated 43 points, another team record. His performance eclipsed the previous franchise single-game scoring record of 61 points, which had been held for over a decade.
Personal milestones added to the emotional weight of the evening. Just days prior, Adebayo had reached 10,000 career points, a milestone his partner, WNBA star A'ja Wilson, had hoped to witness in person. Having missed that moment, she was in attendance for the 83-point explosion. Following the final buzzer, Adebayo shared emotional embraces with both his partner and his mother, Marilyn Blount.
While the sporting world reacted with widespread disbelief and praise from other superstars, the performance also sparked debate. Some observers questioned the nature of the final minutes, as the team appeared to deliberately manufacture possessions to help Adebayo climb the record books against a struggling defense. Despite the discourse regarding the strategy used late in the game, the 83-point mark stands as a permanent fixture in the record books.


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The San Francisco 49ers have significantly reshaped their offensive trajectory for the 2026 season by signing future Hall of Fame wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, $60.4 million deal. This high-profile move marks the end of a legendary 12-season tenure for Evans with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where he established franchise records for receptions (866), receiving yards (13,052), and touchdowns (108). Evans brings an unparalleled level of consistency to the Bay Area, highlighted by his NFL-record 11 consecutive 1,000-yard seasons to begin a career—a streak that ties him with Jerry Rice for the most in league history.
The acquisition was facilitated by two critical financial developments. First, quarterback Brock Purdy agreed to a five-year, $265 million extension averaging $53 million per year. Purdy deliberately chose a contract structure that keeps his cap hit under $31 million through 2027, specifically to allow the organization to maintain a championship-caliber roster around him. Second, the 49ers pivoted away from Brandon Aiyuk following a deteriorating relationship and his failure to meet specific contractual participation requirements. This led the team to void Aiyuk's 2026 guaranteed money, reallocating roughly $27 million to fund the Evans signing.
Tactical Impact and Roster Ripple Effects
The addition of Evans provides the 49ers with a "big-bodied boundary target" and a premier red-zone finisher. His veteran experience is expected to elevate Purdy, who ranked first in the league according to certain impact metrics, by offering a different style of target than the team’s existing "gadget" or "separator" options.
The roster impact of this move is extensive:

• Ricky Pearsall: Viewed as a winner of this signing, as he gains a mentor known for "iron man" consistency who can help him develop into a better professional.
• Jauan Jennings: Evans likely serves as a direct replacement for Jennings, whose production and age would have triggered a costly bidding war the 49ers were unwilling to enter.
• Younger Wideouts: Players like Jordan Watkins and Jacob Cowing face increased competition for snaps and may be relegated to depth roles as fourth or fifth options.

A Search for a New Challenge
Evans’ departure from Tampa Bay was reportedly not driven by money, as the Buccaneers were aggressive in their pursuit to retain him. Instead, his decision stemmed from a desire for a "new challenge" and an opportunity to win a championship in the final stage of his career. Analysts suggest this move reflects Evans' belief in the 49ers' leadership and his desire to play within a system that can maximize his remaining years in the league.
While injuries limited Evans to 368 yards in 2025, the 49ers are betting that this was an anomaly rather than a permanent decline. If he remains healthy, Evans provides a high-volume outside threat that takes immense pressure off the team's other stars, including Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, and the younger receiving corps. By pairing one of the most productive receivers of this era with a high-efficiency young quarterback, San Francisco has signaled a clear "all-in" approach to their current championship window.


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On March 8, 2026, the Los Angeles Lakers secured a decisive 110-97 victory over the New York Knicks in a high-profile afternoon showcase at the Crypto.com Arena. Despite the absence of LeBron James, who missed his second consecutive game due to a left elbow contusion and foot arthritis, the Lakers managed to grind out a win against a cold-shooting New York squad.
The game was defined by a standout performance from Luka Doncic, who led all scorers with 35 points, eight rebounds, and four assists. He was particularly effective from beyond the arc, hitting five three-pointers, and currently leads the league in scoring with an average of 32.5 points per game. Complementing Doncic was Austin Reaves, who emphatically answered a pregame challenge from head coach JJ Redick to be more aggressive. Reaves delivered his first 20-point performance since late February, finishing with 25 points, five assists, and two blocks while playing 38 minutes. The duo’s chemistry has proven vital for Los Angeles; the team holds a 9-2 record this season when Doncic and Reaves play together without James.
The New York Knicks entered the contest with a 41-23 record, coming off a massive win against Denver, but struggled to find their rhythm in Los Angeles. Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns remained the focal points for New York, with Brunson averaging over 26 points per game and Towns contributing nearly 20 points and 12 rebounds per outing throughout the season. However, the Lakers' defense, which has occasionally struggled this year, did enough to keep New York at bay.
This victory had significant implications for the Western Conference standings, moving the Lakers into a tie for fifth place with the Denver Nuggets, both holding a 39-25 record. The Knicks, despite the loss, maintained their position as the third seed in the Eastern Conference.
The atmosphere at the Crypto.com Arena played its part, as the venue is recognized as one of the top environments in the NBA for star power and fan engagement. For those following the teams throughout the 2025-26 season, viewing options have expanded significantly beyond traditional cable. Fans in-market for the Knicks typically rely on the MSG Network or the Gotham Sports app, while national broadcasts frequently feature both teams on networks like ABC, NBC, and ESPN. International viewers and out-of-market fans often utilize NBA League Pass to catch live action.
As the season progresses toward the playoffs, the Lakers' ability to win without their primary veteran star suggests a "glimpse of life after LeBron," centered on the elite on-ball scoring of Doncic and the emerging consistency of Reaves. Meanwhile, the Knicks remain strong title contenders, looking to build on their most successful run in decades behind the leadership of Brunson. Both teams face a dense upcoming schedule, with the Lakers set to host the Timberwolves and Bulls, while the Knicks continue their West Coast road trip against the Clippers and Jazz.





















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