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The Shot Clock Reset : February 19th

The Shot Clock Reset : February 19th

Maxime Messier
February 19, 2024

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Welcome to the first edition of The Shot Clock Reset presented by LeagueAlerts! Every week, we reset your week as we reset the shot clock to 14. Scroll below as we curate the 14 most important stories from the NBA and basketball culture—packed into one quick email. Let’s get started:

THE BIGGEST STORIES OF THE WEEK:

1) Isaiah Stewart was arrested for assault Wednesday night for punching Suns centre Drew Eubanks at the arena hours before the teams played.

2) The state of North Carolina has dropped charges related to a domestic violence incident against Charlotte Hornets' Miles Bridges, for “lack of sufficient evidence,” according to court documents filed on Tuesday. Bridges was accused of violating a protective order during a custody exchange On Oct. 6, 2023.

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3) Prior to the trade deadline Thursday that included owner-to-owner conversations, the Golden State Warriors made an unsuccessful bid to convince the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James to consider a trade to pair him with longtime rival Stephen Curry.

4) Nate Robinson Opens Up About Kidney Failure & Receiving Dialysis 3 Times A Week– ‘I’m Still Looking For A Kidney To This Day’

5) Free agent forward Danilo Gallinari has agreed to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks for the rest of the season.

6) The NBA fined PJ Tucker $75,000 on Thursday for what the league described as public comments about expressing a desire to be traded.

7) A camera crew has been following the Celtics all season long and Grousbeck says the film will release regardless of whether or not they win the title. While he compared the project to "The Last Dance," the Celtics will be just one of a number of Boston-themed sports teams with their own documentary, which already includes the Red Sox and the New England Patriots.