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The San Antonio Spurs didn't progress in the win column this season, but Victor Wembanyama showed them he can change that quickly if they do their part.

The Basketball Hall of Fame has some heavy hitters entering its hallowed halls later this year.

Don’t expect the world’s best pickup game from the same old rules.

The votes are in! Here are the official results of the First, Second and Third Teams, as well as the All-Rookie and Honorable Mentions.

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James has been named to the All-NBA Second Team. The selection marks the 17th consecutive All-NBA honor of his career, extending an NBA record for most selections in league history. James averaged 25.0 points (.513 FG%), 7.7 rebounds, 7.8 assists and 1.1 steals in 45 games, marking the 17th straight season he has averaged 25+ points and adding to an already-standing NBA record. A 17-time NBA All-Star, James moved to eighth place on the NBA’s all-time regular ...

Report: Joel Embiid is eligible for First Team All-NBA as a center or a forward Share this story For those who love to obsess over All-NBA voting... Embiid & Jokic are eligible at *both* C/F, per the official ballot. The following are eligible at both G/F: JBrown, Tatum, LaVine, Luka, LeBron, Kawhi, PG, Butler, Middleton, Simmons, Booker. Let the hand-wringing commence.— Howard Beck (@HowardBeck) May 6, 2021 A Twitter post by Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated, Howard Beck, has some excitin...

Inside Lacrosse Graphic: Matt Cain) Its midseason (despite the fact that Duke has played 10 games and Marist has only played one), so its the perfect time to check in on the annual awards. Make sure to check out Thursday evenings Syracuse vs. UAlbany game on the ACC Network, where the Midseason IL Media All-American First Team selections will debut at halftime, and then check out www.insidelacrosse.com for Second and Third Teams, as well as the Honorable Mentions. Last week, the Tewaaraton Awa...

Close West Virginia defensive lineman Darius Stills (56) reacts during a game against Kansas during a game earlier this season in Morgantown. William Wotring/The Dominion-Post via AP WVU FOOTBALL WVUSports.com Dec 29, 2020 West Virginia defensive lineman Darius Stills (56) reacts during a game against Kansas during a game earlier this season in Morgantown. William Wotring/The Dominion-Post via AP MORGANTOWN – West Virginia University senior d...