Dylan Svoboda

2 days ago | nypost.com | Dylan Svoboda

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2 days ago | nypost.com | Dylan Svoboda

The Yankees and Reds will conclude a three-game set Wednesday at Great American Ballpark with the home team looking to complete the sweep. The Bombers will send American League Cy Young candidate Max Fried to the mound, while Cincinnati will counter with right-hander Brady Singer. Both teams find themselves in the thick of the playoff race. BetMGM bonus code POSTBET is allowing customers to get their first bet back in bonus bets if their first bet doesn’t win, up to $1,500.

2 days ago | nypost.com | Dylan Svoboda

With the top two picks all but set, Kon Knueppel just might be the most interesting prospect heading into Wednesday night’s NBA Draft festivities. The former Blue Devil is overwhelmingly likely to go in the top five in the eyes of oddsmakers (-1000, DraftKings Sportsbook), but it’s still very much up in the air which draft slot he’ll go. Knueppel is currently favored to go No. 4 (-145), where the Hornets hold their pick, but I think there’s a shot the 6-foot-7 wing could go one slot higher.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Dylan Svoboda

Nuggets president Josh Kroenke floated a worst-case scenario where Nikola Jokic is shipped out of Denver during a press conference on Tuesday. With the Nuggets’ payroll among the highest in the NBA, Kroenke, the son of Denver owner Stan Kroenke, said the franchise could be an injury away from a possible trade of their three-time MVP. “For us, as an organization, going into that second apron is not necessarily something that we’re scared of,” Kroenke said.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Dylan Svoboda

The Spurs are considering a new Twin Towers. NBA insider Jake Fischer reported Tuesday that San Antonio has “held some exploratory talks” about Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis. The 7-foot-2 Porzingis would slot in next to the 7-foot-3 superstar Victor Wembanyama, mirroring the big main pairing of David Robinson and Tim Duncan the Spurs employed more than two decades ago. The Suns have also expressed interest in Porzingis, Fischer reported.