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Game Date:
11/27/2018
8:00pm EST
Lines:
Toronto -5.5
Memphis +5.5
Total:
Over
209 (-115)
Under 209 (-105)
Community Picks: Toronto 0% vs Memphis 0%
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Stephen Curry is nearing his return to the court. The 30-year-old star participated in a scrimmage Monday and will be a ‘full go’ in the Warriors next practice, coach Steve Kerr told reporters. "He's anxious to get back," Kerr said earlier last weekend via ESPN. Continue to Article
November 26, 2018 9:56:pm EST
OAKLAND -- Stephen Curry scrimmaged for the first time in 18 days Monday, is scheduled to practice Tuesday and could be available to play as early as Thursday, when the Warriors face the Raptors in Toronto. "He might," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Monday, two hours before tipoff against the Orlando Magic. The Warriors want Curry, who missed the last nine games with a left groin strain and will be a spectator Monday night, to practice twice more: Tuesday and Wednesday before he is cleared to play on the team's 10-day road trip that concludes Dec. 7 in Milwaukee. Continue to Article
November 26, 2018 9:46:pm EST
The Knicks beat the Grizzlies 103-98, and even though he said he didn’t want it, Fizdale had his revenge on the team that fired him a year ago. According to the New York Daily News, Fizdale didn’t want the game against his former employers to be any different than normal. Continue to Article
November 26, 2018 9:56:am EST
Barcelona are the first sports team to pay its players an average salary of more than £10 million per year, according to the Global Sports Salaries Survey. Lionel Messi’s eye-watering new contract, which pays him a basic £50m per year before tax, is the primary reason for the huge rise in Barcelona’s average pay from £6.6m a year ago. Real Madrid have risen to second on the list with an average first-team salary of £8.1m per year, despite offloading their single biggest wage bill expense by selling superstar Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus in a £99.2m deal last summer. Continue to Article
November 26, 2018 5:09:am EST
The entrance to the visitors' locker room was covered with soaked towels, ice cubes scattered across the wet floor, remnants of the successful return to Memphis for New York Knicks coach David Fizdale. One year after Fizdale was fired by the Grizzlies, he returned with his Knicks on Sunday and left with a 103-98 victory. The win - New York's third straight - led to a celebration, Fizdale's team dousing him with water - and ice - as he entered the locker room after the game. Continue to Article
November 25, 2018 10:28:pm EST
