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Erik Spoelstra provides update on Tyler Herro’s recovery

Photo: Miami Heat /TwitterMiami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra has offered an update on the status of guard Tyler Herro, who is sidelined with a foot injury.While Herro will miss Friday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers, Spoelstra noted that the young guard is progressing well in his recovery process.Spoelstra expressed optimism about Herro’s return, stating that he has entered the next phase of his rehabilitation and is showing positive signs on the court.“He’s on that next phase of his return. We don’t have a timeline, but it’s definitely encouraging that he’s able to get out on the wood and start to get ready. It was part of the ramp-up, it was part of the plan. There’s a lot of encouraging things,” Spoelstra said.Herro has been sidelined since late February, but his recent progress suggests that he could be nearing a return to action.This season, the 24-year-old guard has been a key contributor for the Heat, averaging 20.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game.With the playoffs approaching, the Heat are eager to have Herro back in the lineup as they vie for a direct spot in the postseason.Currently, Miami occupies the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference standings, just one game behind the sixth-seeded Indiana Pacers.

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Lou Williams on Kelly Oubre Jr.’s referee outburst: “This is $25,000 per b*tch without a doubt”

Photo: Philadelphia 76ers/XFormer NBA player Lou Williams has weighed in on Philadelphia 76ers guard Kelly Oubre Jr.’s recent confrontation with referees, suggesting that Oubre could face a significant fine for his actions.Williams made his remarks jokingly on FanDuelTV’s Run It Back, highlighting the potential repercussions of Oubre’s behavior.“So Kelly Oubre doesn’t have a history of this type of thing right? If this is Draymond Green, the world blows up today… This is $25,000 per b*tch without a doubt,” Williams said.”So Kelly Oubre doesn’t have a history of this type of thing right? If this is Draymond Green, the world blows up today… This is $25,000 per b*tch without a doubt.”Lou Williams on Oubre Jr. cursing out the refs last night 😆(via @RunItBackFDTV)pic.twitter.com/qAkznvaFyf— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) March 28, 2024 In the intense matchup between the Clippers and the Sixers, tensions ran high as the Clippers secured a narrow 108-107 victory.Kawhi Leonard’s clutch plays in the final moments sealed the win for the Clippers, but the game was marred by controversy.Oubre’s altercation with the referees, which occurred after a no-call involving Paul George, added fuel to the fiery atmosphere.Following the buzzer, Oubre approached the game officials and directed profanity-laced remarks at them, referring to them as “b*tches.”

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Williamson, McCollum lead Pelicans past Bucks

[embedded content]Zion Williamson’s assertive play in the final minutes, combined with CJ McCollum’s scoring, propelled the New Orleans Pelicans (45-28) to a hard-fought 107-100 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks (46-27).Williamson’s 28-point performance, coupled with McCollum’s 25 points, proved decisive as the Pelicans managed to hold off a late surge from the Bucks.Despite Milwaukee’s efforts, led by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 35 points, including 20 straight points in the third quarter, and 14 rebounds, Williamson’s clutch free-throw shooting secured the win for New Orleans.[embedded content]McCollum’s scoring, alongside Jonas Valanciunas’ double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds, provided crucial contributions for the Pelicans in a game marked by intense competition. Trey Murphy III also added a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds.Damian Lillard and Malik Beasley contributed 20 points each for Milwaukee.With this win, New Orleans strengthens its position in the playoff race, remaining within striking distance from the fourth-placed Los Angeles Clippers.Meanwhile, the Bucks, despite the loss, stay in the second place in the Eastern Conference. Milwaukee, 11 games behind the conference leading Boston Celtics, cannot climb to the first place.[embedded content]

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Dejounte Murray drops 44 points as Hawks edge Celtics in OT

[embedded content]Dejounte Murray’s career-high 44-point explosion propelled the Atlanta Hawks (35-39) to a thrilling 123-122 overtime victory against the Boston Celtics (57-17).Murray’s heroics included a game-winning jumper in the final second of overtime, securing Atlanta’s second win over Boston in four days.Despite Jaylen Brown’s late go-ahead shot for the Celtics, Murray’s clutch basket over Jrue Holiday sealed the victory for the Hawks.[embedded content]Atlanta’s victory comes amid a surge in form, with the team winning its fourth consecutive game to bolster its playoff aspirations.Bogdan Bogdanovic contributed 24 points, while De’Andre Hunter added 21 points and 13 rebounds to support Murray’s stellar performance.In contrast, Jayson Tatum led the Celtics with 31 points and 13 rebounds, but it wasn’t enough to prevent the defeat. He received support from White, who recorded 22 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Kristaps Porzingis added 20 and seven rebounds, while Brown contributed 18 points.With the win, Atlanta maintains its position in the Eastern Conference play-in tournament, enhancing its chances of securing a postseason berth. Boston, meanwhile, remains atop the Eastern Conference standings.[embedded content]

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Dan Gilbert on Donovan Mitchell: “He loves the situation in Cleveland”

Photo: Cleveland Cavaliers/XThe Cleveland Cavaliers have expressed confidence that Donovan Mitchell will commit to a long-term contract extension with the team.“We’ve been talking to him, sure, for the last couple of years about extending this contract,” Dan Gilbert told Larry Lage of the Associated Press. “We think he will extend. I think if you listen to him talk, he loves the city.“He loves the situation in Cleveland because our players are very young and we’re just kind of putting the core together that he’s clearly the biggest part of.”Dan Gilbert: We Think Donovan Mitchell Will Extend Contract With Cavaliers https://t.co/JPzvwphmkH— RealGM (@RealGM) March 28, 2024

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FlyQuest sign ex-Grayhound roster

dexter and company have found a new organization to call home North American organization FlyQuest have announced the signing of the former Grayhound roster, who have recently been competing as Jeeves. Grayhound ceased operations recently after their failure to qualify for PGL Major Copenhagen, the team disappointingly finishing third at the Asia RMR after losses…

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