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Bob Pettit, imposing Hawks great and first NBA MVP, dies at 93
NBA great Bob Pettit has died at the age of 93
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USA Today
Bob Pettit, Pro Basketball Hall of Famer and two-time MVP, dies at 93
Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Pettit, the first NBA player to reach 20,000 career points, died Wednesday, Sept. 23. He was 93.
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Arizona Republic
Bob Pettit, who paused Celtics' title streak, dies at 93
LSU announced Pettit's death on Sept. 24, the day after he passed. He was the NBA's first MVP winner in 1956.
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Hoops Hype
NBA Ranking: The Top 27 centers for 2026-27
HoopsHype ranks the Top 27 centers for the 2026-27 season, featuring Victor Wembanyama, Joel Embiid, Nikola Jokic and Bam Adebayo.
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USA Today
NBA power rankings as training camps open for 2026-27 season: Who will compete for Finals?
NBA training camps are set to tip off over the next week, and all squads are chasing the defending-champion New York Knicks. Are they No. 1?
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Rockets Wire
With ‘clear head’ and new contract, Tari Eason is more focused than ever
“I’d say this offseason was the most diligent and the most focused I’ve ever been, as far as my attention to detail,” Rockets forward Tari Eason says.
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AP News
5 losses against SEC teams leave ACC with a 6-9 mark in early nonconference Power Four matchups
Atlantic Coast Conference teams have opened the season by losing their first five games against Southeastern Conference teams
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Rookie Wire
Charlotte Bobcats jersey history No. 3 Gerald Wallace 2004-2011
Gerald Wallace was the only player to make an All-Star appearance as a member of the Charlotte Bobcats.
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Reuters
Reports: Knicks, Karl-Anthony Towns not close on extension
By Field Level Media Sep 24 (Field Level Media) - Contract extension talks between Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks have stalled, with an agreement considered unlikely before training camp begins next week, according to multiple reports.
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Reuters
Doc Rivers 'absolutely retired' from coaching, accepts TV role
By Field Level Media Sep 22 (Field Level Media) - Doc Rivers said he's not interested in working the sideline as an NBA coach anymore. Rivers, who has more than 40 years of experience in the NBA as a player and coach, instead will work as an analyst for NBC Sports during the 2026-27 NBA season.
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Tar Heels Wire
Former UNC basketball standout to miss entire NBA season
UNC basketball standout Henri Veesaar will miss the entire 2026 -27 NBA season.
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SB Nation
Mike Brown has a new set of eyes on the iPad
Ed Flynn, late of the Pelicans, takes over as the Knicks’ primary challenge advisor following Jordan Brink’s move to Tiago Splitter’s Chicago staff.
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