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    Hornets to Retire Dell Curry’s No. 30 in Emotional Franchise Tribute

    Dell Curry
    March 2026

    Dell Curry’s No. 30 will be retired by the Charlotte Hornets, honouring one of the most important figures in franchise history. The ceremony recognises his decade as a player, his long broadcasting role and his lasting place in the organisation’s identity. Curry was surprised with the news during what he thought was a routine on-air segment, leaving him emotional and briefly speechless. He remains one of the most decorated players in Hornets history and will become just the second player to have his number raised by the franchise.

    Luka Doncic fined $50,000 for gesture toward official

    Luka Dončić
    March 2026

    Dončić was fined $50,000 for an inappropriate, unprofessional gesture toward a game official during the third quarter of a 110-97 Lakers win. League issued the fine under conduct guidelines for gestures toward officials.

    Khris Middleton fined for throwing mouthpiece toward stands

    Khris Middleton
    March 2026

    Middleton was fined $25,000 after throwing his mouthpiece toward the spectator stands. The incident occurred with 6:55 left in the third quarter of a 115-114 loss and drew a technical foul.

    Desmond Bane fined $25k for throwing game ball into crowd after win

    Desmond Bane
    February 2026

    Desmond Bane has been fined $25,000 for throwing the game ball with force into the spectator stands following Orlando’s one-point win. The NBA issued the fine after the postgame incident in the Magic’s 110-109 victory over the Lakers at Crypto.com Arena.

    Anthony Edwards fined $25k for firing game ball into crowd at halftime

    Anthony Edwards
    February 2026

    Anthony Edwards has been fined $25,000 for throwing the game ball with force into the spectator stands. The NBA issued the fine after the halftime incident during Minnesota’s 124-121 win over Portland at Moda Center.

    Kevin Durant tells USA Basketball he wants 2028 Olympics consideration and plans to earn it

    Kevin Durant
    February 2026

    Durant said he asked to remain under consideration for the 2028 U.S. Olympic team and does not want a ceremonial spot. He cited his attachment to Team USA, acknowledged age and competition, and said selection should be performance-based; he remains a high-level scorer this season.

    Rudy Gobert suspended one game after seventh Flagrant Foul point triggers automatic ban

    Rudy Gobert
    February 2026

    Rudy Gobert received a one-game suspension without pay after reaching seven Flagrant Foul points this season, triggering an automatic discipline threshold. Gobert was assessed a Flagrant 1 late in the second quarter against Dallas, pushing his total to seven. Under the league’s point system, exceeding five points results in automatic suspensions tied to subsequent flagrant assessments, and he will miss the next home game vs Philadelphia.

    Pat Riley statue to be unveiled at Lakers arena, first coach honored in bronze

    Pat Riley
    February 2026

    The Lakers will unveil a Pat Riley statue outside Crypto.com Arena, making him the first coach honored in the franchise’s statue lineup after leading the Showtime era and winning four titles as head coach. The tribute recognizes Riley’s role in shaping the Lakers’ identity in the 1980s, including multiple Finals runs, the defensive standards he demanded, and the “threepeat” legacy he popularized, placing him alongside the franchise’s most iconic figures.

    Nuggets coaching icon Doug Moe dies at 87 after cancer battle

    Doug Moe
    February 2026

    Longtime coach Doug Moe has died after a long cancer battle. He coached 15 NBA seasons, won NBA Coach of the Year in 1988, and is remembered for high-scoring motion offense with the Nuggets in the 1980s. Moe’s death was confirmed via his son informing friends, with tributes noting his influence on a notable decade in Nuggets history and his distinctive bench personality and style of play.

    Wembanyama’s All-Star intensity sparks renewed competitiveness debate

    Victor Wembanyama
    February 2026

    Wembanyama drew attention for his competitive approach in the All-Star format, showing visible frustration in defeat and vowing to restore intensity to the exhibition spectacle through effort and defensive commitment. He defended possessions aggressively and played with playoff-level energy, influencing teammates to raise effort levels. His attitude reignited debate around All-Star competitiveness and reinforced his growing leadership influence within the league.

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