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Stephen Curry - PG

Golden State Warriors

Steve Kerr said on Tuesday that it feels like the Warriors' season is over and he doesn't think the team will play again until next season.

Added Apr 28 5:35 pm (EST)

Connor Letourneau on Twitter

“We’re staying in touch with guys, but everyone is just sort of assuming that this is kind of it,” he said in a Zoom call. "We're not going to be involved much anymore." Stephen Curry was quoted earlier on Tuesday saying that "it would suck" to play games with no fans in the stands and it sounds like he may not have to worry about it. Major League Baseball is talking about starting their season in late June and while Kerr's comments in no way signal the end of the NBA season, Kerr's gut feeling is probably as strong as anyone's.

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Leaders
Mar 01	8:30 pm		29	L, 110-124	-2--3
Mar 03	9:00 pm	at	8	W, 116-100	-1--3
Mar 05	10:30 pm		1	L, 113-121	-1--2
Mar 07	8:30 pm		6	W, 118-114	0--2
Mar 10	10:30 pm		13	L, 107-131	0--1

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	Mar 10 vs.
PG	Damion Lee
SG	Mychal Mulder
SF	Andrew Wiggins
PF	Juan Toscano-Anderson
C	Marquese Chriss


Mar 7 vs.
Damion Lee
Mychal Mulder
Juan Toscano-Anderson
Andrew Wiggins
Marquese Chriss


Mar 5 vs.
Stephen Curry
Damion Lee
Juan Toscano-Anderson
Andrew Wiggins
Marquese Chriss


Mar 3 @
Damion Lee
Mychal Mulder
Juan Toscano-Anderson
Andrew Wiggins
Marquese Chriss


Mar 1 vs.
Damion Lee
Andrew Wiggins
Juan Toscano-Anderson
Dragan Bender
Marquese Chriss


Feb 29 @
Damion Lee
Andrew Wiggins
Juan Toscano-Anderson
Dragan Bender
Marquese Chriss


Feb 27 vs.
Jordan Poole
Damion Lee
Dragan Bender
Draymond Green
Marquese Chriss


Feb 25 vs.
Jordan Poole
Damion Lee
Andrew Wiggins
Eric Paschall
Marquese Chriss

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Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

Published Yesterday 6:55 pm (EST)

Howard Bender

2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

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2020 NFL Draft Guide: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet

Howard Bender

Published Yesterday 6:55 pm (EST)

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J. Isaac - SF

ORL

Steve Clifford said he'll need another 2-3 weeks before the Magic can determine if Jonathan Isaac (knee) will be able to play in the re-started season.

"In terms of will [Isaac] be ready, I don’t think we’ll know that for 2-to-3 weeks," said Clifford. "He’s not able to play 5-on-5 yet. He’s made great progress, he’s a terrific worker, so I couldn’t say enough good things about him. It’ll be difficult to know for a couple more weeks." Just last week we heard reports of it being unlikely that Isaac would be cleared, and while Isaac is "optimistic" about his chances, it's not uncommon for players to be overly optimistic when discussing their injuries. There's a chance he'll play, but he'll likely have restrictions, and the Magic may be wise to err on the side of caution here.

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John Denton on Twitter

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G. Robinson - SG

PHI

Glenn Robinson III received some treatment for a sore upper back on Monday morning, but he was a full participant in practice.

It's not abnormal for a player to experience some soreness as they're worked back into game shape, and the 76ers made it clear that this is not something they're worried about. He should be fine, but we wouldn't anticipate him having much value while operating in a backup role.

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A. Horford - PF

PHI

Al Horford may come off the bench for the 76ers when the NBA season resumes.

Brett Brown said that he's been running Shake Milton at the point, with Ben Simmons operating next to Joel Embiid in the post at recent practices, which would imply that he's been using Horford with the second unit. Horford did move to the bench back in February, but after Simmons got hurt, he was re-inserted into the starting lineup. However, it would appear that he could be coming off the bench again when the season resumes, which wouldn't be great for his fantasy outlook. In three games off the bench this season, Horford averaged just 23.7 minutes per game with single-digit numbers in the relevant categories.

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Keith Pompey on Twitter

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G. Harris - SG

DEN

Gary Harris, Michael Porter Jr. and Torrey Craig have yet to join the Nuggets in the Orlando bubble.

They still have time to get to the squad for the restarted season, and Nikola Jokic is another player who has yet to join the team in Orlando. Once they arrive, they will be required to post two negative COVID-19 test results before they're cleared for basketball activities.

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Chris Haynes on Twitter

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B. Simmons - PG

PHI

Brett Brown said he's been "exclusively" using Ben Simmons at the power forward position in recent practices.

It would appear that Brown is seriously considering starting Shake Milton at the point guard position, which would shift Simmons to the four-spot with Al Horford coming off the bench. Brown has been asking Simmons to spend more time off-the-ball while operating in his new position, and he says Simmons has been adjusting to the new role well, "killing it" alongside Joel Embiid at recent practices. This could result in a marginal downtick in the assist numbers for Simmons, but he should still be a focal point in the offense.

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Serena Winters on Twitter

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S. Milton - SG

PHI

Joel Embiid revealed on Monday that Shake Milton has been scrimmaging as the team's starting point guard.

"He's been the starting point guard," said Embiid of Milton. "I think he has a huge opportunity to help us accomplish what we believe we can. He's been doing an amazing job running the team." In the final eight games before the season was suspended, Milton was posting averages of 17.9 points, 4.4 assists, 3.0 triples, 1.3 steals and 1.6 turnovers per contest as Philly's starting point guard, although those numbers came without Ben Simmons being part of the equation. However, it sounds like Brett Brown is going to give Milton every opportunity to build off what he was doing prior to the haitus, with Simmons spending more time at PF.

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Derek Bodner on Twitter

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K. Walker - PG

BOS

Kemba Walker was held out of Monday's practice after experiencing some soreness in his troublesome left knee.

“He had a little bit of discomfort after a couple of the individual workouts,” Stevens said of Walker. “He certainly I think feels better than he did even in March. But with just even the small discomfort we said, ‘Let’s take the four days, and ramp it up appropriately.’” The Celtics are going to be extremely cautious with Walker, and Stevens has already acknowledged that he'll have minutes restrictions when the season gets back underway. It's not incredibly shocking to see him have a minor flareup after so much time off, and he is expected to go through a full practice on Wednesday, so we wouldn't read too much into the precautionary rest day.

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B. Caboclo - SF

HOU

Bruno Caboclo reportedly inadvertently broke quarantine and he will now need to self-quarantine in his room for eight days.

Caboclo is in Orlando and left his room during the initial quarantine period, which is explicitly against the rules. He claims he didn't know he wasn't allowed to leave his room, however, the league made it clear to all their players and staff of the required protocol for the Orlando bubble. Still, he'll have enough time to get cleared for the restart of the NBA season on July 31.

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Tim MacMahon on Twitter

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