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Jayson Tatum Contemplates Return Timeline As Celtics Build New Identity
Jayson Tatum Contemplates Return Timeline As Celtics Build New Identity
Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum revealed he contemplates daily how his return from Achilles injury will impact the team’s established rhythm. The five-time All-NBA forward expressed concerns about integrating himself into a squad that has built a successful identity without him through 50-plus games.
Tatum discussed his thought process on “The Pivot Podcast” when asked about his potential return. The Celtics currently hold the second seed in the Eastern Conference despite his absence throughout the season.
“So there is a thought in my head, like, how does that work?” Tatum said. “Or how does that look with me integrating myself off the injury, 50, 60 games into a season? There obviously could be some challenges. And it is a thought: Do I come back? Should I wait? It’s something that I honestly, recently, in the last two weeks or so just kind of contemplate every single day.”
Jaylen Brown has thrived in Tatum’s absence with a 36.6 percent usage rate this season. That figure represents a career high and trails only Luka Doncic league-wide.
Brown has spoken multiple times about needing to sacrifice portions of his game in previous seasons. He now enjoys expanded freedom to showcase his complete skill set under the current system.
“I was discouraged a lot of times to take midrange shots,” Brown said recently. “At different points in my career, they literally told me not to. So now it’s like, Jaylen, you can take whatever shot you want.”
The Celtics rank second in offensive efficiency despite losing significant talent during the offseason. Boston has scored at a higher rate than last season when Tatum was healthy and available.
Payton Pritchard has emerged as one of the league’s most efficient isolation players. Young wings Jordan Walsh, Hugo Gonzalez and Baylor Scheierman have proven to be difference-making defenders, while newcomer Anfernee Simons has provided scoring off the bench.
Head coach Joe Mazzulla praised the team’s development this week while discussing the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl run. “I think you just take a look at a team that’s developed an identity over the course of the season,” Mazzulla said.
Tatum’s return will necessitate adjustments across the roster, including reduced minutes and touches for current contributors.
Warriors Identified As Team That Could Put Together Best Trade Package For Giannis Antetokounmpo
Warriors Identified As Team That Could Put Together Best Trade Package For Giannis Antetokounmpo
The Golden State Warriors are believed to have the best potential trade offer to the Milwaukee Bucks for Giannis Antetokounmpo if there’s a two-team deal to be made before the trade deadline. Antetokounmpo and the recently injured Jimmy Butler make the same salary, while the Warriors also retain all of their future first round picks outside of their 2030 pick.
“Now, what the Bucks have to do is look at who has done this the best,” said Brian Windhorst on NBA Today. “Who has been in this situation? Who should they mimic? Let’s just look back at 2019 and the Oklahoma City Thunder. They had to trade Paul George and Russell Westbrook. They prioritized far out draft picks and really good young players. They ended up getting picks that they still haven’t all gotten from the LA Clippers yet. And a future MVP in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. So that’s what they’re looking for.
“Don’t prioritize trades that bring in players that can help them now because the Bucks are in a position where they need to worry about this year’s draft pick. They need to tank the rest of the season. Improve this year’s draft pick and put themselves in position to rebuild as fast as possible.
“If they’re going to make a straight-up trade, you’re looking at teams that can give the most opportunities. The Golden State Warriors are a team that immediately rises to the top of the list as far as the teams that can make a straight-up trade with the Bucks. The Warriors hold all of their future draft assets. They can trade up to four firsts and swaps. Steph Curry is there. They have an immediate need for a star player. This is where this discussion begins is Golden State. And everybody else, I think, is going to have to beat a strong Golden State offer if it comes.”
Koepka is excited to be back on the PGA Tour. It comes with nervousness over how he's received
Koepka is excited to be back on the PGA Tour. It comes with nervousness over how he's received
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Brooks Koepka was freed from the final year of his contract with Saudi-funded LIV Golf and the first person he called was Tiger Woods. Three weeks later, the PGA Tour created a path back for him that starts at Torrey Pines.
Koepka said Tuesday he can’t wait for the week to end because of all the attention. The gratitude of returning to the PGA Tour comes with the kind of nerves the five-time major champion rarely experiences — wondering that others think about him.
“It feels a little bit different,” he said ahead of the Farmers Insurance Open, his first non-major on the PGA Tour since he lost in the quarterfinals of the Match Play in March 2022. “I’m definitely a little bit more nervous this week just coming back. But it feels good. I’m super grateful to be back.”
Koepka cited the need to be closer to family as his main reason for wanting out of LIV. His wife announced in early October she had a pregnancy loss at 16 weeks.
Woods was partially responsible for Koepka’s path back, along with other player-directors on the PGA Tour board who worked with CEO Brian Rolapp in coming up with a plan for select players to return. Koepka is the first LIV defector, and it came at a price.
He is making a $5 million charity contribution (still to be decided with the tour), receives no FedEx Cup bonus money this year and has no access to equity shares in the PGA Tour for five years, a value the tour has estimated at $50 million and beyond.
He also can’t play the $20 million signature events until he qualifies on his own.
“I guess it’s a fresh start for me, which is cool,” Koepka said. “It’s just another chapter I guess in my book. I’m excited for that. I feel like my game’s in pretty good shape and I want to see where it’s at. Obviously this week is a little bit different. Would just like to get this week over and just feel like I can start playing golf again.”
Woods never contemplated going to LIV and disparaged those who did — “They’ve turned their back on what has allowed them to get to this position,” he said a month after LIV began — and he now is the leading player’s voice on the PGA Tour board.
Koepka said he’s always had a good relationship with Woods. Besides, he had never met Rolapp, who had been on the job barely six months. Commissioner Jay Monahan, who attended Koepka’s wedding a month before Koepka left for LIV in 2022, would have been next on his list.
“I felt like Tiger was somebody that I’ve relied on in the past for questions and answers and how to deal with things and I felt like that was maybe the most comfortable call for me,” Koepka said.
Woods has been among several players who supported the decision to let Koepka back in, saying it made the PGA Tour stronger and ultimately would raise value for players who have been receiving equity shares. “It’s a win for everyone,” Woods said earlier this month.
Scottie Scheffler, the world’s No. 1 player who shares the same manager as Koepka, also supported the decision.
“I think it’s good getting someone back on tour that want to be back,” Scheffler said last week. “Brooks had a desire to come back to the tour. The last few months he certainly had a large desire to get back to the tour, and I’m glad that Brian and the team and the board was able to find an avenue for him to be able to get back and start competing out here again.”
Still to be determined, at either Torrey Pines or next week in the Phoenix Open, is how golf fans receive a player who bolted from the PGA Tour after the 2022 U.S. Open for a rival league that was paying outrageous signing bonuses. Koepka once confirmed his was “nine figures.”
“Maybe I’m a little nervous about that as well, just to see how the fans respond to it,” Koepka said. “I hope that they’re excited. I hope that they’re happy that I’m out here.”
Koepka could not remember the last time he was at a tournament on Monday except for the majors. Just pulling into the parking lot was such a blur that he doesn’t recall whom he first saw. There were hugs with Billy Horschel and Harris English on the range.
And then it was off to the South Course to play the back nine. He played with rookie Marcelo Rozo. Joining them on the 18th tee were Akshay Bhatia and Matti Schmid, neither of them on the PGA Tour when Koepka left. Nearly half of the field in the Wednesday pro-am didn’t even have PGA Tour cards when Koepka left.
“There’s a lot of new faces,” Koepka said. “But excited to meet those guys and feel like I’m part of the tour.”
He returns to a PGA Tour in the midst of big changes. Woods leads the Future Competition Committee that is reshaping the schedule so that every event feels like a big one. There are 11 tournaments with prize money of at least $20 million, not counting the four majors.
Is it better than when he left?
“I’m two days in,” Koepka said with a smile.
Justin Rose answered that for him last week when asked about Koepka’s return.
“We’ve all benefited from this chaos in one way or another,” Rose said. “It’s been good for tour players in the sense the powers that be pushed a little harder in our direction with equity in the tour and prize funds.
“But we need a premium product,” he said. “And this is the first time we’ve had someone who moves the needle come back our way.”
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Bucks vs 76ers Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game
Bucks vs 76ers Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game
The Milwaukee Bucks have been a trainwreck without Giannis Antetokounmpo this season, so there’s not much reason for optimism as they take on the Philadelphia 76ers tonight.
The Greek Freak is expected to miss at least a month with his latest calf injury, and my Bucks vs 76ers predictions expect Tyrese Maxey & Co. to show no mercy at Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Get the latest on this Tuesday, January 27 matchup with my free NBA picks.
Bucks vs 76ers prediction
Bucks vs 76ers best bet: Tyrese Maxey Over 27.5 points (-120)
With Joel Embiid and Paul George in and out of the Philadelphia 76ers lineup, at least Nick Nurse can count on Tyrese Maxey to be ready to roll. Though the heavy minutes seemed to catch up with Maxey in yesterday’s blowout loss in Charlotte, I’m picking him to bounce back against the flailing Milwaukee Bucks.
He dropped 54 points on Milwaukee back in November, and I like his chances of nailing this Over, with no Giannis to worry about as a rim deterrent.
Despite cooling off a little, Maxey is still averaging 29.4 PPG, sixth-most in the NBA, and Philadelphia may again be missing Embiid, who’s listed as questionable.
Don’t count on Maxey getting many breaks tonight, either. He leads the league with 39.2 MPG, and he’s averaging 20.8 shots per game this month.
With George set to return and pick up some of the playmaking responsibilities, Maxey should have a little more breathing room to get to his spots, and there are enough minus defenders for him to target on switches.
There’s a growing sense that Giannis may have played his last game for the Bucks, and I don’t see the rest of this roster putting up much of a fight. That’s a recipe for some Maxey fireworks.
Bucks vs 76ers same-game parlay
No one expected Ryan Rollins to be shouldering this kind of scoring burden for the Bucks, and I’m fading his 3-point makes tonight. Though Rollins drilled four triples on Friday against the Nuggets, he had finished with two or fewer threes in his eight prior contests.
I’ll round out my SGP with the Under, which has been a winning ticket in five of the Bucks’ past seven contests. Without Giannis to spark the offense, it could be a long night for the visitors. Meanwhile, the Under is 4-2 in Philly’s last six outings.
Bucks vs 76ers SGP
- Tyrese Maxey Over 27.5 points
- Ryan Rollins Under 2.5 made threes
- Under 219
Our “from downtown” SGP: Bob’s Your Uncle
Someone has to soak up extra shots in this Milwaukee lineup, and Bobby Portis won’t be shy about throwing his hat into the ring. He’s knocked down three 3-pointers in three of his past four games, and he scored 19 points last week against the Hawks.
Bucks vs 76ers SGP
- Tyrese Maxey Over 27.5 points
- Ryan Rollins Under 2.5 made threes
- Under 219
- Bobby Portis Over 16.5 points
Bucks vs 76ers odds
- Spread: Bucks +10 (-110) | 76ers -10 (-110)
- Moneyline: Bucks +325 | 76ers -425
- Over/Under: Over 219 (-110) | Under 219 (-110)
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| Location | Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia, PA |
| Date | Tuesday, January 27, 2026 |
| Tip-off | 8:00 p.m. ET |
| TV | NBC, Peacock |
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Are these trends or traps? These teams need answers + biggest Unrivaled takeaways
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Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones break down whether what we’re seeing across the NBA is a ‘Trend’ or a ‘Trap’?
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Heat Two-Way Player Jahmir Young Named G League Player Of The Week
Heat Two-Way Player Jahmir Young Named G League Player Of The Week
The NBA G League has named Miami Heat two-way player Jahmir Young as Player of the Week for his performance from January 19-25. Young led the Skyforce to a 2-1 record while continuing a historic scoring streak.
Young averaged 32.3 points, 10.3 assists and 3.7 rebounds across three games during the award week. He shot 52.9 percent from the field and 78.6 percent from the free throw line while logging 40.1 minutes per contest.
The guard has scored 20 or more points in 11 consecutive games entering the week. He has also posted 30-plus points in four straight contests, becoming just the fourth player in Skyforce history to accomplish the feat.
Young has recorded a 20-point, 10-assist double-double in four of his last five games. He has handled primary offensive responsibilities while maintaining consistent production throughout the stretch.
Over 10 January games, Young is averaging 30.2 points, 9.9 assists and 5.0 rebounds in 40.5 minutes per game. He is shooting 50.5 percent from the field and 41.0 percent from three-point range during the month.
Young currently ranks second in the G League in scoring for January and third in assists per game. He also ranks fourth in double-doubles with five, second in plus/minus at plus-96, second in total points with 302, and first in total assists with 99 during the month.
Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people
Mexico investigates soccer field attack that killed at least 11 people
SALAMANCA, Mexico (AP) — Beer cans, candles and blood-stained clothing littered a soccer field in central Mexico on Monday, a day after gunmen killed 11 people and injured 12 others during a gathering after an amateur match.
While authorities investigate the killings, Guanajuato state Gov. Libia Dennise García said Monday that “security in the region has been reinforced” with state and federal forces. She said on social media that the state “will act decisively to protect families, restore peace to the community, and bring those responsible to justice.”
The massacre took place in the municipality of Salamanca, in the state with the highest number of homicides in the country. The region has been wracked by intense violence linked to the territorial dispute between the local Santa Rosa de Lima cartel — a violent group primarily dedicated to fuel theft and trafficking — and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, CJNG.
Salamanca Mayor César Prieto — the only official to provide early details on Sunday — described the massacre as part of a “wave of violence” and appealed to President Claudia Sheinbaum for help.
It also comes a few months before the start of the FIFA World Cup, which Mexico is co-hosting with Canada and the United States, and as the government seeks to highlight its progress in security.
Sheinbaum didn’t address the events in Salamanca during her news briefing on Monday, deferring to the local prosecutor’s office, which has only confirmed an ongoing investigation.
Authorities have not offered any hypotheses regarding the possible motive for the attack.
Security analyst David Saucedo, who was based in Guanajuato for many years, suggests the attack was likely an “indiscriminate” act by the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel.
According to Saucedo, the group may have targeted the public specifically to provoke a federal military surge into territory currently held by its rivals, the Jalisco Cartel — a move he says “undermines the image of security Mexico hopes to project on the eve of the World Cup.”
The Jalisco cartel is the fastest-growing criminal organization in Mexico. It was declared a terrorist organization by the Trump administration, which also targeted the Santa Rosa de Lima cartel.
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2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Top 200 Rankings: Giannis, Ja Morant injuries free up opportunities
2025-26 Fantasy Basketball Top 200 Rankings: Giannis, Ja Morant injuries free up opportunities
After seeing Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler III go down with a torn ACL last week, the NBA’s star power took two additional hits. Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant was ruled out for at least three weeks with a left elbow injury, and Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo does not have a return timeline after injuring his right calf during Friday’s loss to the Nuggets.
Of the two injuries, Antetokounmpo’s is far more impactful in fantasy basketball, as he has provided top-50 per-game value. Add in Kevin Porter Jr.’s absence, and there will be room for others to step up. And given where Milwaukee is in the Eastern Conference standings as Week 15 begins, they don’t have much margin for error. Ryan Rollins and Bobby Portis are two Bucks players who now have higher fantasy ceilings than they did when the rotation was whole, with the latter being worth the risk despite his low ranking.
In Memphis, Cam Spencer and Cedric Coward should be on the radar of more fantasy managers, especially if the Grizzlies are unable to keep up with the red-hot LA Clippers in the race for the final play-in spot in the West. Of course, there’s the question of when Ty Jerome and Scotty Pippen Jr. will be healthy enough to return from their injuries, but Spencer and Coward are “sure things” in terms of their places within the current rotation.
These are things to keep in mind when using rankings to determine which players to target in the short term or with an eye toward the “silly season.” Below is the updated top-200, with the currently injured Nikola Jokić of the Denver Nuggets leading the way. And he could be back from his knee injury pretty soon, too.
→ Watch the NBA on Peacock on Monday night, as the Magic take on the Cavaliers at 7:00 p.m. ET, the Celtics host the Trail Blazers at 8:00 p.m. ET, and the Warriors visit the Nuggets at 9:30 p.m. ET!
Milwaukee and Memphis will be without their best player during Week 15, and it’s time for fantasy managers to seek potential “silly season” standouts.
| Rank | Position(s) | Player | Team |
| 1 | C | Nikola Jokić | Denver Nuggets |
| 2 | PG | Shai Gilgeous-Alexander | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 3 | SF, PF | Kawhi Leonard | LA Clippers |
| 4 | PG | Tyrese Maxey | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 5 | PG, SG | Luka Dončić | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 6 | C | Victor Wembanyama | San Antonio Spurs |
| 7 | PG | Stephen Curry | Golden State Warriors |
| 8 | SF, PF | Lauri Markkanen | Utah Jazz |
| 9 | PG, SG | Donovan Mitchell | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 10 | PG, SG | Jamal Murray | Denver Nuggets |
| 11 | SG, SF, PF | Scottie Barnes | Toronto Raptors |
| 12 | SF, PF | Trey Murphy | New Orleans Pelicans |
| 13 | SF, PF | Jalen Johnson | Atlanta Hawks |
| 14 | PG, SG | Anthony Edwards | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 15 | PG, SG | Cade Cunningham | Detroit Pistons |
| 16 | PG, SG | James Harden | LA Clippers |
| 17 | SF, PF | Kevin Durant | Houston Rockets |
| 18 | SF, PF | Mikal Bridges | New York Knicks |
| 19 | PG, SG | Austin Reaves | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 20 | PF, C | Anthony Davis | Dallas Mavericks |
| 21 | PG, SG | Derrick White | Boston Celtics |
| 22 | PF, C | Karl-Anthony Towns | New York Knicks |
| 23 | PF, C | Chet Holmgren | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 24 | SF, PF | Michael Porter Jr. | Brooklyn Nets |
| 25 | PG, SG | Tyler Herro | Miami Heat |
| 26 | C | Onyeka Okongwu | Atlanta Hawks |
| 27 | PG, SG | Kevin Porter Jr. | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 28 | C | Nikola Vučević | Chicago Bulls |
| 29 | PG, SG | Keyonte George | Utah Jazz |
| 30 | C | Joel Embiid | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 31 | PF, C | Evan Mobley | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 32 | PG | Jalen Brunson | New York Knicks |
| 33 | PF, C | Alperen Şengün | Houston Rockets |
| 34 | C | Zach Edey | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 35 | PF, C | Alex Sarr | Washington Wizards |
| 36 | SF, PF | Deni Avdija | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 37 | SF, PF | LeBron James | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 38 | PF, C | Kel’el Ware | Miami Heat |
| 39 | SG, SF | Norman Powell | Miami Heat |
| 40 | PG, SG, SF | Amen Thompson | Houston Rockets |
| 41 | PF, C | Julius Randle | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 42 | SF, PF | Franz Wagner | Orlando Magic |
| 43 | PF, C | Giannis Antetokounmpo | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 44 | PG | Jalen Suggs | Orlando Magic |
| 45 | SF | DeMar DeRozan | Sacramento Kings |
| 46 | C | Jalen Duren | Detroit Pistons |
| 47 | C | Mark Williams | Phoenix Suns |
| 48 | SG, SF | Nickeil Alexander-Walker | Atlanta Hawks |
| 49 | PF, C | Bam Adebayo | Miami Heat |
| 50 | PG | Ryan Rollins | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 51 | SG, SF | Jaylen Brown | Boston Celtics |
| 52 | PG, SG | Immanuel Quickley | Toronto Raptors |
| 53 | SF, PF | Paul George | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 54 | C | Kristaps Porziņģis | Atlanta Hawks |
| 55 | PG | Collin Gillespie | Phoenix Suns |
| 56 | PG, SG | LaMelo Ball | Charlotte Hornets |
| 57 | PG, SG | De’Aaron Fox | San Antonio Spurs |
| 58 | SF, PF | OG Anunoby | New York Knicks |
| 59 | SF | Kon Knueppel | Charlotte Hornets |
| 60 | SF, PF | Keegan Murray | Sacramento Kings |
| 61 | SG, SF | Grayson Allen | Phoenix Suns |
| 62 | PG, SG | Josh Giddey | Chicago Bulls |
| 63 | PG, SG | Jrue Holiday | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 64 | SG, SF | Donte DiVincenzo | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 65 | SG, SF, PF | Josh Hart | New York Knicks |
| 66 | SF | Cooper Flagg | Dallas Mavericks |
| 67 | SF, PF | Andrew Wiggins | Miami Heat |
| 68 | PF, C | Jaren Jackson Jr. | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 69 | SG | VJ Edgecombe | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 70 | SF, PF | Jaden McDaniels | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 71 | PG, SG, SF | Dyson Daniels | Atlanta Hawks |
| 72 | PF, C | Naz Reid | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 73 | PG | Payton Pritchard | Boston Celtics |
| 74 | SF, PF | Jalen Wiliams | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 75 | C | Donovan Clingan | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 76 | PG, SG | Devin Booker | Phoenix Suns |
| 77 | C | Isaiah Hartenstein | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 78 | PG, SG | Tre Jones | Chicago Bulls |
| 79 | SG, SF | Desmond Bane | Orlando Magic |
| 80 | SF, PF | Brandon Miller | Charlotte Hornets |
| 81 | SG, SF, PF | Brandon Ingram | Toronto Raptors |
| 82 | C | Neemias Queta | Boston Celtics |
| 83 | PG, SG | Reed Sheppard | Houston Rockets |
| 84 | C | Jarrett Allen | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 85 | PG, SG | Ajay Mitchell | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 86 | SG, SF | Kyshawn George | Washington Wizards |
| 87 | C | Ivica Zubac | LA Clippers |
| 88 | PF, C | Aaron Gordon | Denver Nuggets |
| 89 | C | Nicolas Claxton | Brooklyn Nets |
| 90 | C | Deandre Ayton | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 91 | SF, PF | Peyton Watson | Denver Nuggets |
| 92 | SF, PF | Matas Buzelis | Chicago Bulls |
| 93 | C | Myles Turner | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 94 | SF, PF | Miles Bridges | Charlotte Hornets |
| 95 | C | Domantas Sabonis | Sacramento Kings |
| 96 | PF, C | Pascal Siakam | Indiana Pacers |
| 97 | C | Rudy Gobert | Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 98 | C | Luke Kornet | San Antonio Spurs |
| 99 | PF, C | John Collins | LA Clippers |
| 100 | SF, PF | Kelly Oubre Jr. | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 101 | C | Derik Queen | New Orleans Pelicans |
| 102 | SF | Jaylon Tyson | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 103 | C | Wendell Carter Jr. | Orlando Magic |
| 104 | PF, C | Santi Aldama | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 105 | PG | Trae Young | Washington Wizards |
| 106 | SF, PF | Tari Eason | Houston Rockets |
| 107 | SG, SF | Sam Merrill | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 108 | C | Ryan Kalkbrenner | Charlotte Hornets |
| 109 | SG, SF | Devin Vassell | San Antonio Spurs |
| 110 | SF, PF | Royce O’Neale | Phoenix Suns |
| 111 | C | Jay Huff | Indiana Pacers |
| 112 | PF, C | Jabari Smith Jr. | Houston Rockets |
| 113 | SG | Cam Spencer | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 114 | SG, SF | Ayo Dosunmu | Chicago Bulls |
| 115 | SF, PF | Naji Marshall | Dallas Mavericks |
| 116 | SG, SF | Julian Champagnie | San Antonio Spurs |
| 117 | C | Jusuf Nurkić | Utah Jazz |
| 118 | SF, PF | Jerami Grant | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 119 | PG, SG | Zach LaVine | Sacramento Kings |
| 120 | SF, PF | PJ Washington | Dallas Mavericks |
| 121 | SF, PF, C | Zion Williamson | New Orleans Pelicans |
| 122 | PG, SG | Andrew Nembhard | Indiana Pacers |
| 123 | PG, SG | Cason Wallace | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 124 | C | Robert Williams | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 125 | PF, C | Isaiah Stewart | Detroit Pistons |
| 126 | C | Derik Queen | New Orleans Pelicans |
| 127 | SG, SF | Shaedon Sharpe | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 128 | SF, PF | Dillon Brooks | Phoenix Suns |
| 129 | PG, SG | Russell Westbrook | Sacramento Kings |
| 130 | SG, SF | Quentin Grimes | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 131 | PG | Darius Garland | Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 132 | PG, SG | Miles McBride | New York Knicks |
| 133 | PF, C | Paolo Banchero | Orlando Magic |
| 134 | SG, SF | Max Christie | Dallas Mavericks |
| 135 | SF, PF | Keldon Johnson | San Antonio Spurs |
| 136 | SF, PF | RJ Barrett | Toronto Raptors |
| 137 | PG, SG | Brandin Podziemski | Golden State Warriors |
| 138 | SG | Cedric Coward | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 139 | PG, SG | Anthony Black | Orlando Magic |
| 140 | PG | Ja Morant | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 141 | PG, SG | CJ McCollum | Atlanta Hawks |
| 142 | SF, PF | Derrick Jones Jr. | LA Clippers |
| 143 | PF, C | Sandro Mamukelashvili | Toronto Raptors |
| 144 | SG, SF | Moses Moody | Golden State Warriors |
| 145 | C | Goga Bitadze | Orlando Magic |
| 146 | C | Daniel Gafford | Dallas Mavericks |
| 147 | PF, C | Al Horford | Golden State Warriors |
| 148 | SG, SF | Bilal Coulibaly | Washington Wizards |
| 149 | PF | Tobias Harris | Detroit Pistons |
| 150 | C | Dylan Cardwell | Sacramento Kings |
| 151 | SF, PF | Jake LaRavia | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 152 | C | Moussa Diabaté | Charlotte Hornets |
| 153 | PG, SG | Davion Mitchell | Miami Heat |
| 154 | PF, C | Bobby Portis | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 155 | PG | T.J. McConnell | Indiana Pacers |
| 156 | SG, SF, PF | Ausar Thompson | Detroit Pistons |
| 157 | PG, SG | Kris Dunn | LA Clippers |
| 158 | SF, PF | Herb Jones | New Orleans Pelicans |
| 159 | C | Jalen Smith | Chicago Bulls |
| 160 | SG, SF | Bennedict Mathurin | Indiana Pacers |
| 161 | SF, PF | Toumani Camara | Portland Trail Blazers |
| 162 | C | Mitchell Robinson | New York Knicks |
| 163 | SG, SF | Kevin Huerter | Chicago Bulls |
| 164 | SG, SF | Duncan Robinson | Detroit Pistons |
| 165 | PG, SG | Marcus Smart | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 166 | PF | Obi Toppin | Indiana Pacers |
| 167 | SG, SF | Tim Hardaway Jr. | Denver Nuggets |
| 168 | PG, SG | Jordan Goodwin | Phoenix Suns |
| 169 | PG, SG | De’Anthony Melton | Golden State Warriors |
| 170 | C | Jock Landale | Memphis Grizzlies |
| 171 | C | Jakob Poeltl | Toronto Raptors |
| 172 | SG | Seth Curry | Golden State Warriors |
| 173 | PF, C | Dominick Barlow | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 174 | PG, SG | Collin Sexton | Charlotte Hornets |
| 175 | SG, SF | Aaron Wiggins | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 176 | SF, PF | Sam Hauser | Boston Celtics |
| 177 | SG, SF | Jaime Jaquez Jr. | Miami Heat |
| 178 | SG, SF | Alex Caruso | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 179 | SG, SF | Luguentz Dort | Oklahoma City Thunder |
| 180 | SF, PF | Justin Champagnie | Washington Wizards |
| 181 | C | Andre Drummond | Philadelphia 76ers |
| 182 | SF, PF | Javonte Green | Detroit Pistons |
| 183 | SG, SF, PF | Cameron Johnson | Denver Nuggets |
| 184 | PG, SG | Dru Smith | Miami Heat |
| 185 | PG, SG | AJ Green | Milwaukee Bucks |
| 186 | SG, SF | Vit Krejčí | Atlanta Hawks |
| 187 | PG, SG | Coby White | Chicago Bulls |
| 188 | PF, C | Noah Clowney | Brooklyn Nets |
| 189 | PF, C | Draymond Green | Golden State Warriors |
| 190 | PG | Egor Dëmin | Brooklyn Nets |
| 191 | SG, SF, PF | Jordan Walsh | Boston Celtics |
| 192 | SF, PF | Rui Hachimura | Los Angeles Lakers |
| 193 | PG, SG | Anfernee Simons | Boston Celtics |
| 194 | SG, SF | Ziaire Williams | Brooklyn Nets |
| 195 | C | Moritz Wagner | Orlando Magic |
| 196 | PG, SG | Stephon Castle | San Antonio Spurs |
| 197 | PF, C | Collin Murray-Boyles | Toronto Raptors |
| 198 | PG, SG | Malik Monk | Sacramento Kings |
| 199 | PG, SG | Luke Kennard | Atlanta Hawks |
| 200 | PF, C | Marvin Bagley III | Washington Wizards |
NBA postponed Sunday's Denver at Memphis game due to 'inclement weather in Memphis area'
NBA postponed Sunday's Denver at Memphis game due to 'inclement weather in Memphis area'
The winter storm sweeping through parts of the eastern and southern United States hit Memphis hard, leading the NBA to postpone the game scheduled for Sunday between the Denver Nuggets and the Grizzlies, the league announced.
The game “has been postponed due to inclement weather in the Memphis area,” the league said in announcing the decision.
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) January 25, 2026
No date for a makeup game has yet been set.