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Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett and Chris Bosh headline Hall of Fame nominations Those four combined for 13 NBA championships, four Most Valuable Player awards, five NBA Finals MVP awards, 59 All-Star appearances and 40 All-NBA selections are the leading names on the list of 50 people nominated by the North American Committee for enshrinement next year. .
Jazz deal Dante Exum and picks to Cavaliers for Jordan Clarkson Exum has two years and $19.2 million left on his contract, the No. 5 overall pick in the 2014 NBA draft, has struggled to stay healthy during his career but has shown glimpses of his elevated draft stock. The Jazz are hoping Clarkson can deliver a boost to their bench scoring.Clarkson arrives with a $13.4 million expiring contract.
Jazz to sign guard Rayjon Tucker, cut Jeff Green, sources say
Tucker, an undrafted rookie out of Arkansas-Little Rock, has been a dynamic performer this season for the Wisconsin Herd of the G League.Tucker, 22, averaged 23.9 points on 49% shooting from the field, including 38% from 3. .
Lakers' LeBron James maintains lead in fans' vote for All-Stars This is the final time before the final results are announced that the league will release the vote totals. Voting will close at 11:59 p.m. on Monday night, with the All-Star starters, including the two team captains -- the starter to receive the most fan votes from each conference -- being announced on Jan. 23 on TNT.
Hawks acquire Jeff Teague, Treveon Graham from Timberwolves for Allen Crabbe The Hawks have been scouring the marketplace for a backup point guard to ease the burden of Trae Young. The Hawks have an offensive rating of 108.2 with Young on the floor, and 90.7 off it. Teague and Crabbe are on expiring contracts. Teague, 31, played the first seven years of his career with Atlanta. .
NBA Power Rankings Week 15: Raptors, Jazz headline a top-10 shake-up The second half of the regular season is underway. The No. 1 spot in our rankings has been owned by the Milwaukee Bucks in each of the previous seven weeks, and there is arguably some cushion between the best team in the NBA and the rest of the league.
No.1: Milwaukee (40-6)
No.2: Los Angeles Lakers (36-10)
No.3: Utah (32-13)
No.4: Los Angeles Clippers (33-14)
No.5: Toronto (32-14)
No.26: Charlotte (15-31)
No.27: New York: 13-34)
No.28: Cleveland (12-34)
No.29: Golden State (10-37)
No.30: Atlanta (12-35) .