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The Thunder may be making another move? Potentially packaging picks to trade up for the No. 5 selection, with Boozer and Wilson as ideal targets.

On May 28th Beijing time, the Oklahoma City Thunder, the current NBA champions, are just five wins away from securing back-to-back titles. However, sources indicate the team is actively pursuing a chance to draft either Boozer or Wilson in the 2026 NBA Draft.
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The Thunder may be making another move? Potentially packaging picks to trade up for the No. 5 selection, with Boozer and Wilson as ideal targets.

Future No.1 Pick? Crawford's Son Tops 2029 Player Rankings: Playing Style Resembles His Father and Hamilton

On May 28, Beijing time, former NBA star Jamal Crawford played 20 seasons in the league. Now, his son JJ Crawford has topped ESPN's newly released 2029 high school boys basketball player rankings, positioning him as a potential future NBA No. 1 pick. JJ Crawford stands 1.96 meters tall, plays guard, and attends Seattle's Rainier Beach High School.
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Future No.1 Pick? Crawford's Son Tops 2029 Player Rankings: Playing Style Resembles His Father and Hamilton

Level 1 flagrant foul! NBA officially upgrades Plumlee's infraction: He deliberately charged into McCain during Game 5 with a buildup of momentum.

On May 28, Beijing time, the NBA announced that following a postgame review, Spurs player Mason Plumlee's foul on McCain in Game 5 has been escalated to a Grade 1 flagrant foul. The upgraded infraction occurred with 1 minute and 39 seconds left on the clock. Slow-motion replay revealed that Plumlee, while chasing down Caruso, built up speed and knocked over McCain who was nearby.
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Level 1 flagrant foul! NBA officially upgrades Plumlee's infraction: He deliberately charged into McCain during Game 5 with a buildup of momentum.

James' camp stance revealed! If the Lakers don't offer a max contract, they need to explain—sign-and-trade is the best way for him to leave.

On May 28, Beijing time, LeBron James is about to become an NBA free agent this offseason. ESPN reporter Brian Windhorst discussed his current situation with the Los Angeles Lakers and potential landing spots. Windhorst said on the show that, from what he understands, James is currently waiting for the Lakers to proactively offer a contract and present the team's future plans. Windhorst indicated that James and his camp want the Lakers to make a formal proposal.
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James' camp stance revealed! If the Lakers don't offer a max contract, they need to explain—sign-and-trade is the best way for him to leave.

The Heat are actively pursuing a major trade! If they cannot acquire Giannis, they will shift focus to chasing Kawhi and Morant.

On May 28 Beijing time, Heat beat reporter Winderman revealed during a radio show that if Miami cannot trade for Giannis from the Bucks, the team may pivot to pursue other stars. Winderman said the Heat have multiple young players like Jovic, Larsson, and Jakucionis, and are ready to make a deal. "To be honest, once it's clear they can't get Giannis, they will start pursuing Kawhi Leonard and Ja Morant."
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The Heat are actively pursuing a major trade! If they cannot acquire Giannis, they will shift focus to chasing Kawhi and Morant.

LeBron won't actively contact interested teams, waiting for Lakers' offer: expected to be far below this season's salary.

On May 27, ESPN's Brian Windhorst revealed on the show "The Basketball Union" that LeBron James is waiting for the Los Angeles Lakers to take the initiative in presenting their offseason plan. The Lakers can free up up to $50 million in salary cap space this summer, and while the team may prepare a contract extension offer for James, the annual salary would be significantly lower than his current $52.6 million this season.
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LeBron won't actively contact interested teams, waiting for Lakers' offer: expected to be far below this season's salary.

Exposed! Harden's top preferred destination! It’s been five full years since he left

"Where will Bro Harden go?" In the regular season this year, Harden played 26 games for the Cavaliers, averaging 33.8 minutes per game, contributing 20.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 7.7 assists, and 3.2 turnovers, with shooting percentages of 46.6%, 43.5%, and 84% for the three categories. In the playoffs, he averaged 37.3 minutes per game, putting up 19.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 5.5 assists, and 4.7 turnovers, with shooting percentages of 41%, 29.9%, and 83.1%.
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Exposed! Harden's top preferred destination! It’s been five full years since he left

4-for-1! Timberwolves make offer for Leonard! Blockbuster trade proposal revealed

Here we go, it's starting. The season hasn't fully ended yet, and the trade market has already kicked off. The Athletic reporter Law Murray reported: "The Timberwolves offered Gobert + Randle + this year's 28th pick + an unprotected 2033 first-round pick to the Clippers for Leonard." The duo of Leonard and Edwards—a veteran star teaming up with a rising American homegrown face...
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4-for-1! Timberwolves make offer for Leonard! Blockbuster trade proposal revealed

74 points! A full 74 points! Congratulations to the Thunder! Three blockbuster trades that changed everything

In Game 5, the pivotal "天王山" battle, the Thunder successfully defended their home court, defeating the Spurs 127-114. They now lead the Western Conference Finals 3-2, just one step away from facing the Knicks in the NBA Finals.
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74 points! A full 74 points! Congratulations to the Thunder! Three blockbuster trades that changed everything

Return to Cleveland! Cavaliers pursue both LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, while the Lakers are set to acquire Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen

LeBron James will become an unrestricted free agent this summer, and his next destination is drawing significant attention. If he decides to stay in Los Angeles, the Lakers will need him to accept a pay cut in order to strengthen the roster. After being eliminated in the second round, James discussed on his podcast the talent gap between the Lakers and the Thunder. This was essentially a subtle criticism of the Lakers' front office. The Lakers lack the necessary talent and roster depth, which is why they lost.
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Return to Cleveland! Cavaliers pursue both LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, while the Lakers are set to acquire Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen