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A fresh slate of NBA rumors: Erik Spoelstra draws praise from Team USA players, JaVale McGee's potential next home emerges, and Ben Simmons still loves Philly.

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Paolo Banchero knows all about the haka, the traditional dance that was performed by New Zealand's players pregame on Saturday as the traditional rallying cry to show national pride and serve as a challenge to opponents. Banchero scored 21 points off the bench in his first World Cup game, Anthony Edwards added 14 and the U.S. shook off a 10-point early deficit on the way to beating New Zealand 99-72 in the tournament opener for both teams. “I love watching them play,” U.S. c...

US shakes off slow start and tops New Zealand 99-72 in Basketball World Cup opener | 2023-08-27 00:06:30

Paolo Banchero scored 21 points off the bench, Anthony Edwards added 14 and the U.S. shook off a slow start to beat New Zealand 99-72 on Saturday in the Basketball World Cup opener for both teams.

Everything you need to know to follow along with the 2023 FIBA World Cup.

Coaches Monty Williams and Gregg Popovich both signed record deals this summer, paving the way for Steve Kerr, Erik Spoelstra and Ty Lue to eventually reap the benefits.

Hangin’ with Havel For Thursday August 24th Chris Havel’s sports columns appear during the week on The FAN’s website. The columns are brought to you by these fine advertisers (click on hyperlink to go to their website/Facebook ** Packer City Antiques Twenty-eight years in business,

Hangin’ with Havel For Monday August 21st Chris Havel’s sports columns appear during the week on The FAN’s website. The columns are brought to you by these fine advertisers (click on hyperlink to go to their website/Facebook ** Packer City Antiques Twenty-eight years in business, ow

There is noticeable star power among the Americans' coaches this summer. And head coach Steve Kerr says all were “no-brainers.”