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Stefan MarkovicSerbiaPG - 27
Michael WashingtonArkansasPF - 28
Tyler SmithTennesseeSF - 29Courtney FortsonArkansasPG
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Jerome DysonUConnSG - 31
Jeremy LinHarvardPG - 32
Ludovic VatyFrancePF - 33
Patrick ChristopherCaliforniaSG - 34
Marquis GilstrapIowa StateSF - 35
Aubrey ColemanHoustonSG - 36
Ryan WittmanCornellSF - 37
Armon BassettOhioPG - 38
Ish SmithWake ForestPG - 39
DeShawn SimsMichiganSF - 40Gavin EdwardsUConnPF
- 41Lucas AlvesPF
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Edwin UbilesSienaSG - 43
Raymar MorganMichigan StateSF - 44
Ryan ThompsonRiderSG - 45
Tim OhlbrechtGermanyPF - 46Patrick SullivanPF
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Tommy Mason-GriffinOklahomaPG - 48Boban MarjanovicSerbiaC
- 49Marquez HaynesPG
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Denis ClementeKansas StatePG
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A goose patrolled Wrigley Field during the third inning of Phillies-Cubs. It's not the first time a creature stole the show at a sporting event.
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Timothée Chalamet leads NBA playoffs celebrity sightings
Celebrities have been out in style courtside at the NBA playoffs.
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2026 NBA playoffs: Schedule and how to watch
It's time for the 2026 NBA playoffs! Can the Oklahoma City Thunder go back-to-back? Here's how to catch games on ABC and the ESPN App.
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Raptors' Immanuel Quickley (hamstring) out for Game 2 vs. Cavs
Raptors guard Immanuel Quickley missed Game 2 of Toronto's first-round playoff series against the Cavs because of a right hamstring strain.
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NBA breaks ties for 2026 draft position; Jazz keep protected pick
The NBA conducted its tiebreaking process for the league's 2026 draft, setting the order from 15 to 30 and breaking a pair of ties among teams nestled inside the lottery.
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Spurs star Victor Wembanyama first unanimous DPOY winner
Victor Wembanyama, 22, is both the youngest DPOY winner in NBA history and the first to win the award unanimously.
