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Victor Wembanyama and Dylan Harper are back in stride, while Jalen Brunson and the Knicks are playing with a ton of composure. An epic showdown is on tap for who will lift the Emirates NBA Cup.

For the Miami Heat, Monday represents more than a return to action after a five-day break. It also opens an additional window for transactions.

As Chet Holmgren set a screen, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander found himself up against Victor Wembanyama. Going with his usually reliable stepback 3-pointer, his attempt clanked at the front of the rim. The seven-footer contested his jumper just enough to get the miss.

NBA champion Andrew Bogut on Sunday called for the shooters in the Australia terror attack on a Jewish holiday event to be publicly hanged.

The Indiana Pacers (6-19) return home off a loss to host the Washington Wizards (3-20), losers of four straight games, for a Sunday matinee at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

The 15-time All-Star and four-time NBA champion remains a national analyst on “Inside the NBA,” now on ESPN, covering league storylines alongside longtime co-hosts Charles Barkley, Ernie Johnson and Kenny Smith.

There’s not a lot to get excited about with the 4-22 New Orleans Pelicans, but at least Trey Murphy III is adding to his reputation as a bucket-getter. With Dejounte Murray still out and Zion Williamson listed as questionable, Murphy should have a neon green light again tonight against the Chicago Bulls.

It’s not often a 23-year-old can return to school and help his NBA Draft stock. Though Michigan’s Yaxel Lendeborg has made exceeding expectations and shattering