Los Angeles, CA

Utah State

Cleveland, OH

Being part of a franchise’s history means something. It has weight, significance. To a city, a region, a worldwide fanbase. And in that history, there are teams that are footnotes and there are teams that are chapters. And on Sunday night, this young Cavaliers team will now begin to write their own chapter – clinching a Playoff berth for the first time in five years and the first time without LeBron James since 1998.

Time for a New Chapter

Tennessee State

Nashville, TN

ABC News

The shooter who attacked the Covenant School in Nashville was identified as 28-year-old Audrey Hale, who law enforcement said may have once attended the school.

Who was Nashville shooter Audrey Hale?

Pennsylvania State

Clarion County, PA

Rimersburg, PA

The US Sun 

A WOMAN allegedly saw a customer in line forget her cash back - and took it for herself. Court documents show that the 58-year-old from Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, faces criminal charges over the alleged incident. Tammy A. Brown reportedly snatched the $20 from a customer at a Walmart store in Monroe...

Woman caught on Walmart self-checkout cameras ‘stealing money from another customer’

TheDailyBeast

The shooter accused of killing six people at a Nashville Christian school Monday may have planned to hit additional targets throughout the city, including a shopping mall, Nashville Police Chief John Drake told CBS on Tuesday. Drake said investigators found additional weapons, detailed maps, and writings akin to a “manifesto” during searches of Audrey Elizabeth Hale’s home and car. “We strongly believe there was going to be some other targets, including maybe family members, and one of the malls here in Nashville,” Drake said. He also noted that detectives believe Hale held resentment toward The Covenant School, a church-based school for preschool to sixth-grade students that Hale once attended, and that Hale “targeted and planned” the shooting. Read it at News Channel 5 Nashville

Cops Believe Nashville Shooter Also Targeted Family Members and a Shopping Mall

Texas State

Newsweek

The Covenant School shooter messaged a former basketball teammate before going on a rampage.

Audrey Hale's Final Message Before Nashville School Shooting Rampage

Atlanta, GA

The Hawks will celebrate their ‘Hispanic Heritage Night presented by CareSource’ tonight at the award-winning State Farm Arena. The night will celebrate the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latin Americans through various in-game elements, music, dance, food and an exciting night of Hawks basketball. Leading up to the night, the Hawks recently unveiled artwork depicting Harry the Hawk as an Alebrije on various promotional items. Created by artist, activist and public speaker Yehimi Cambrón, the ‘Harry the Hawk Alebrije’ is representative of the popular Mexican folk-art sculptures of fantastical and mythical creatures. In this intimate Q&A with Hawks.com, Yehimi recounts her journey growing up as a Latinx artist in Atlanta, shares her experience creating Harry the Hawk as an Alebrije and explains the artwork’s importance to the Mexican culture.

Latinx Artist and Activist Yehimi Cambrón Talks Creating the Hawks’ First ‘Harry the Hawk Alebrije’ for ‘Hispanic Heritage Night presented by CareSource’

Indiana State

Oklahoma City, OK

For most young NBA teams, six minutes can feel like an absolute blur. This Thunder team, playing in its 40th clutch-time game of the season where the score was within five points in the final five minutes, knows just how long six minutes can be despite being the second youngest team in NBA history.

Recap: Thunder vs. Hornets

Phoenix, AZ

With Utah and Phoenix playing their third game in four days, Monday's showdown would be a battle of attrition. Despite trailing by double digits in the first quarter, Utah battled back to lead late in the third — but that's where the comeback ended. The Jazz ran out of gas over the final 12 minutes and eventually fell 117-103 to the Suns.

"Tonight Was A Tough Game" | Despite Markkanen's Return, Utah Runs Out Of Steam Late In Loss To Phoenix

Chicago, IL

The Bulls (36-38) finish a three-game West Coast swing with one last night in Hollywood, taking on the Los Angeles Clippers (39-36) for the second time this season. Tonight’s tilt is also the second of a back-to-back for the Bulls, as yesterday afternoon they took down LeBron James and the Lakers, 118-108, to record a season-high sixth-straight road victory.

Keys to the Game: Bulls at LA Clippers (03.27.23)

Portland, OR

Greetings loyal podcast listeners. With a day off in between a now-completed back-to-back versus the Thunder and Pelican and consecutive games versus the Kings on Wednesday and Friday, we had a bit of time to fire up the mobile podcast studio to record the 82nd edition of The Blazers Balcony, which you can listen/subscribe to below...

Podcast » The Blazers Balcony, Episode 82

Brooklyn, NY

Orlando, FL

Cole Anthony recorded 21 points, Franz Wagner scored 19 and filled up the rest of the box score with 10 rebounds and six assists, and Jalen Suggs, back after missing the last four games with a concussion, had 16 points, as the Orlando Magic used a balanced scoring attack to cruise past the Brooklyn Nets 119-106 on Sunday night at Amway Center for their third straight win.

Magic Cruise Past Nets for Third Straight Victory

It was far from a Picasso, but it was a gutty, hard-earned win by the Thunder as they faced the Trail Blazers on the final game of its extended four-game road trip out west. The Thunder faced a Blazers team who was without their key starters in Damian Lillard, Jerami Grant, Anfernee Simons and Jusuf Nurkić. Hungry and motivated role players filled their absence and for the fourth time this season, OKC found itself in a late-game, crunch-time battle against Portland.

Scrappy Thunder Earns Win

Washington, DC

The Wizards (33-41) are coming off a nice win over the Spurs and are now heading to Toronto for a battle with the Raptors (36-38). Can they get another big win? Here's everything you need to know. WHERE: Scotiabank Arena (Toronto, ON) WHEN: 6:00 p.m. ET. TV: NBCSW. RADIO: The...

Preview: Wizards head to Toronto looking for second-straight win

Detroit, MI

Three quick observations from Monday night’s 126-117 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks at Little Caesars Arena. ROOKIE RAVES – Against a Milwaukee team that’s gone 24-4 since Khris Middleton returned to the lineup on the night the Bucks last came to Detroit in January, the Pistons came up short but emerged from the night feeling pretty good about a number of the young players who’ll help steer the direction of the franchise over the next several seasons. Start with the two rookies, Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren. Ivey’s progress as a decision-maker has been most noticeable over the past two months, but coming off an aberrant nine-turnover game at Toronto he put together a dazzling night. Ivey had his fingerprints all over a 39-point Pistons third quarter that left them within four points, scoring 14 points on 4 of 6 shooting and hitting all six of his free throws to go with three rebounds and three assists in the quarter. Ivey finished with a career-high 32 points to go with eight rebounds and eight assists. He shot 9 of 19 overall, 3 of 6 from the 3-point line and made all but one of 12 free throws. Duren, slowed by ankle injuries earlier this month, has come back strong and was especially impressive against Milwaukee. After Brook Lopez baited him into a few quick fouls, Duren found his footing and played with poise and assertiveness the rest of the way. He finished with 18 points, 10 rebounds and three assists in 28 minutes. In the end, the 3-point disparity spelled the difference. The Bucks outscored the Pistons 42-21 from the 3-point line and hit three in the first five minutes of the fourth quarter to expand their lead from three to 14 while the Pistons were going 0 of 3 from the arc in that time.

Rookies Ivey, Duren dazzle but Bucks pull out a win over Pistons

ORLANDO - While Paolo Banchero should be a lock to win the Rookie of the Year award, there’s another Orlando Magic player that should at least be in the conversation for one of the other individual honors. Cole Anthony is making a late-season Sixth Man of the Year push....

Cole Anthony Has Emerged as a Legitimate Sixth Man of the Year Candidate

Memphis, TN

Memphis, Tenn. – The Memphis Grizzlies today announced that tickets for Home Games 1 and 2 of the First Round of the 2023 NBA Playoffs will be available for purchase on Friday, April 7, at 10 a.m. An exclusive presale is available on Thursday, April 6, beginning at 10 a.m., for all MVP Season Ticket Members followed by a presale for Partial Plan Holders. The Grizzlies 2023 Playoffs are presented by Orion and your Mid-South Ford Dealers. Tickets will be available for purchase through Ticketmaster by going online to grizzlies.com/tickets or by calling 1-800-4-NBATIX.

Memphis Grizzlies announce First Round Playoff tickets for Home Games 1 and 2 go on sale Friday, April 7, at 10 a.m.

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South Gate, CA

NewsBreak

Paul George Selected as Western Conference All-Star

The NBA announced today that LA Clippers guard/forward Paul George has been selected as a reserve for the 2023 NBA All-Star Game. The 72nd NBA All-Star...

Paul George Selected as Western Conference All-Star

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