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The Right Time: Michael Smith on 'Brother From Another' & Social Justice in the NBA

Bomani Jones and Michael Smith discuss Michael’s new TV show “Brother From Another” that comes to Peacock later this month (2:40) and why the “stick to sports” moniker doesn’t work any longer, the role NBA owners play in the movement for social justice and how players can leverage their power (15:56), Steve Nash becoming the new Nets head coach (44:18) as well as much more. The Right Time Recommends "Political Instability may be a contributor in the coming decade" by Peter Turchin: https://go.nature.com/31XM2pL "The NBA's Quiet Problem with Prison Exploitation" by David Dayen: https://bit.ly/354jhJF

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Bucks beat Magic 118-104, take series in 5 games

Giannis Antetokounmpo had 28 points and 17 rebounds and the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Orlando Magic 118-104 on Saturday to close out the Eastern Conference series in five games.

Ross shakes off defenders to knock down the triple (0:17)

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Moment of silence for Robinson, Olson, and Boseman before Magic-Bucks (1:00)

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22dNick Friedell

Magic's Gordon leaves bubble due to hamstring

Orlando Magic forward Aaron Gordon, who strained his left hamstring on Aug. 5, has left the NBA bubble, the team announced Thursday.

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PTI: NBA Players Resume Season

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon discuss the NBA players' decision to resume the season, activism across all sports, this "jolt to the system," and the investigation into the Washington Football Team.

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ATH: NBA To Continue With Season

Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the NBA's commitment to finishing out the postseason, how players plan to push for reform in the future, how other sports are following the NBA's lead and finally, the role of athletes in society.

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The Hoop Collective: The NBA's Path Forward To Social Justice

Now that it's clear the 2020 NBA season will continue, Brian Windhorst, Ramona Shelburne and The Undefeated's Marc J. Spears discuss why the majority of players want to keep playing, as well as how players and owners can keep pushing for social justice.

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ESPN Daily: NBA playoffs postponed

On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Bucks sent shockwaves around the world when they did not take the floor for Game 5 against the Orlando Magic as an act of protest following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Shortly afterwards, the other two NBA playoff games slated for Wednesday were postponed - with each team's players refusing to play. From there, games across the WNBA, MLB, and MLS were postponed, as athletes everywhere expressed their solidarity. Later last night, NBA players met to discuss their next moves, and how to move forward together. Malika Andrews brings us the latest from the bubble on how things are playing out.

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23dKelly Cohen

The day the games stopped: A timeline since Jacob Blake was shot in the back

Players in the NBA, WNBA, MLB and MLS went from postgame pleas and posting on social media to boycotting games, hoping to build awareness and seeking social equality and justice. Here is a timeline.

Barkley: 'It's exhausting to be Black' (1:27)

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Magic players walk off court after Bucks boycott game (0:26)

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Players across the NBA and sports offer support for the Bucks' boycott

Athletes and teams across the sports world joined LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Trae Young and others in support of the Milwaukee Bucks and the NBA's players.

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ATH: Bucks/Magic Postponed

Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the postponed Bucks/Magic game and its historical significance, as well as what it means for the rest of the season.

Woj addresses future of NBA playoffs after Bucks' boycott (1:40)

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PTI: NBA Playoff Games Postponed

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon react to the breaking news about the postponement of tonight's NBA playoffs games due to boycotts of the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Perkins questions what the plan is for change (1:52)

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J-Will: The backlash if players play Thursday will be intense (1:53)

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Johnson and Spears support the Bucks boycotting Game 5 (2:02)

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Bucks players don't take the court for NBA playoff game

NBA players made their strongest statement yet against racial injustice Wednesday when the Milwaukee Bucks didn't take the floor for their playoff game against the Orlando Magic.

Will additional teams take action after Bucks' boycott? (1:09)

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23dTim Bontemps and Malika Andrews

Three Game 5s PPD after Bucks won't take floor

The NBA postponed all three playoff games set to take place on Wednesday after the Bucks decided to not take the court to protest the recent police shooting in Wisconsin.

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HQ: Top Seed Struggles

Dan, Sarah Spain and Katie Nolan discuss how much they trust the Lakers, if the Heat should be favored over the Bucks, James Harden's uncontrollable rage and more.

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J&J: Lakers Breeze Past Portland In Game 4 On Kobe Day

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as the guys discuss the Lakers' dominant Game 4 performance on Kobe Day, OKC stunning Harden and the Rockets, Giannis' monster game vs Orlando and reaction to Brett Brown's dismissal. Plus, what the Clippers need to do to contain Luka. All that and more on J&J.

2020 Southeast Standings Standings

TEAM	W	L	PCT	GB	STRK
Miami	44	29	.603	-	L2
Orlando	33	40	.452	11	W1
Charlotte	23	42	.354	17	W1
Washington	25	47	.347	18.5	W1
Atlanta	20	47	.299	21	L1

2019-20 Team Leaders

Offense
Defense

Points Per Game
Nikola Vucevic, C
19.6
Assists Per Game
Markelle Fultz, PG
5.1
Field Goal Percentage
Nikola Vucevic, C
47.7

Rebounds Per Game
Nikola Vucevic, C
10.9
Steals Per Game
Markelle Fultz, PG
1.2
Blocks Per Game
Mo Bamba, C
1.4

Team Stats

Points Per Game107.324^th

Rebounds Per Game44.516^th

Assists Per Game23.918^th

Points Allowed108.35^th

Injuries

Jonathan IsaacPF
Out
Aaron GordonPF
Day-To-Day
Al-Farouq AminuPF
Day-To-Day

2020 Draft Picks

RD(PK)	PLAYER	POS	SCHOOL
1(15)
2(15)

Team History

YEAR	W	L	PCT
2018-19	42	40	.512
2017-18	25	57	.305
2016-17	29	53	.354
2015-16	35	47	.427

2020 ScheduleAll times ET

Postseason

Regular Season