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cbssports.com | Sam Quinn |David Cobb
The SEC rode a strong second round to the top of the charts in the 2025 NBA Draft, as the conference finished with 13 total selections. Eight of 29 players selected on Thursday night came from the league, which was in second place behind the Big Ten after Wednesday's first round. Florida led the conference with three picks, as all three starting guards from the Gators' national championship team were selected.
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2 days ago |
cbssports.com | Sam Quinn |Cameron Salerno |Kyle Boone |David Cobb
Follow every pick across the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft on Wednesday night with the latest updates from Barclays Center in Brooklyn After weeks of waiting, the 2025 NBA Draft is officially underway with Round 1 taking place Wednesday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The two-round draft will be a held across as many days for the second consecutive year, but it all starts with the first 30 selections going off the board tonight.
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3 days ago |
cbssports.com | Colin Ward-Henninger |Jasmyn Wimbish |Sam Quinn
The biggest domino of the 2025 NBA offseason has fallen. Kevin Durant has a new home with the Houston Rockets. For now, it seems as though the other true superstar that might have been on the market, Giannis Antetokounmpo, is staying put with the Milwaukee Bucks. The draft hasn't even started yet and we've seemingly answered the two biggest questions of the summer. Considering all of the "craziest offseason of all time" predictions that came in April and May, that might seem a bit anticlimactic.
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3 days ago |
cbssports.com | Sam Quinn
The Boston Celtics have made their second significant trade in as many days. Less than a day after sending Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers, they have dealt Kristaps Porziņģis and a second-round pick to the Atlanta Hawks. The deal sends Terence Mann and the No. 22 pick to the Brooklyn Nets, while Georges Niang and a second-round pick goes back to Boston. So what's going on here?
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3 days ago |
cbssports.com | Sam Quinn
The 2025 NBA Draft has arrived. The two-day, two-round affair kicks off Wednesday night in Brooklyn, and the Dallas Mavericks have the No. 1 overall pick after shockingly winning the Draft Lottery last month. The Mavs, just months after trading away Luka Dončić, are widely expected to take Duke sensation Cooper Flagg with the top pick. The Spurs, 76ers, Hornets and Jazz round out the top five after a chaotic Draft Lottery six weeks ago.
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I feel like the average NBA fan doesn’t realize how good Harden was that first year
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If they wanted minutes/a role for THT, why simultaneously trade for Russell Westbrook, who plays the exact same type of role, and would gobble up many of those earmarked minutes? That makes zero sense. And Caruso WAS on a team specifically built for his strength: The Lakers. AK
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