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African Representation at National Basketball Association (NBA) 2K26 Summer League 2025

Khaman Maluach (Phoenix Suns; South Sudan; ties to Uganda), who was selected 10 th overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, becoming the highest-drafted former NBA Academy Africa and Basketball Africa League (BAL) player ever.

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2025 NBA Summer League: Five players to watch in Las Vegas

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NBA free agency 2025: Who could be the league's first $82M player?

NBA hires James Jones

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NBA names James Jones executive vice president, head of basketball operations

Jones will oversee all Basketball Operations matters for the NBA, including the development of playing rules and interpretations, conduct and discipline, and policies and procedures relating to the o...

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NBA names James Jones executive vice president, replacing Joe Dumars

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James Jones leaving Suns for NBA executive VP role, replacing Joe Dumars

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James Jones Reportedly Leaving Suns' Front Office to Replace Joe Dumars as NBA EVP

James Jones is reportedly moving on to a new role.

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Phoenix Suns’ nine-word message to James Jones after major career move

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Former Suns GM James Jones lands NBA role as head of basketball operations

Cooper Flagg calls NBA Summer League debut ‘one of the worst games of my life’

Cooper Flagg made his NBA Summer League debut Thursday night and although he and the Dallas Mavericks earned the win, the No. 1 NBA Draft pick called it “one of the worst game of my life.”

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NBA Selects CAA Basketball Teams For 2026 HBCU Classic In Los Angeles

The National Basketball Association announced the two HBCU basketball teams participating at the 2026 HBCU Classic game.

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Prime Video to feature 10 broadcast veterans for its NBA on Prime game coverage

Stan Van Gundy, Brent Barry, Dell Curry, Cassidy Hubbarth, Kristina Pink and Allie Clifton join NBA on Prime's group of broadcasters.

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A former Ohio State basketball player has broken an NBA record: Buckeye Breakfast

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Form Ohio State basketball player Brice Sensabaugh has broken an NBA record.