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While the upcoming season will surely include entertaining basketball, the NBA and its fans will miss out on what would have been the game of the year.
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Although Isaiah Thomas has been hampered by injuries over the years and isn’t getting any younger, there are still reasons to sign him: He has proven that he’s still a very capable scorer who has plenty of playoff experience.
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Throughout his first two seasons, Tatum scored at least 30 points once. In this 19-game stretch to finish the 2020 regular season, Tatum had nine 30-point games.
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With COVID-19 resulting in the suspension of the NBA, among other major sports leagues, fans have deeply missed watching live sports. To fill the void, many have turned to the past, reminiscing in what once was. ESPN and Netflix released the documentary series “The Last Dance” months earlier than originally
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In the 2020-21 NBA season, the Golden State Warriors will need to win one more championship to silence their doubters.
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Red Door Eats, a new sandwich shop, opened its appropriately-named red doors to customers in Downtown Berkeley on January 27.
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Competing with five opponents on the court is difficult enough, but the Bears will also have to manage the Gaels’ rabid fanbase.
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We have all the notifications in the world enabled on our phones — duh. Read on to unearth what exactly the Clog thinks about you given the notifications you get on your phone
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The Warriors bench celebrates like they’ve lost control of their loose grip on reality, and the other team starts calculating just how much longer it has before the team plane arrives.
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The only reason why I’m not calling a sweep is that I don’t want to bet against The King, who has put together one of the greatest playoff runs in NBA history. But alas, the Warriors will be victorious for the third time in four years.
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