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Marc Stein: Anthony Davis (left calf contusion) will remain listed as questionable for Thursday’s home game against Detroit, says Mavericks coach Jason Kidd. Davis missed Monday’s game in Utah after playing in the previous six.

The Bucks have downgraded AJ Green (left shoulder contusion) to questionable for Saturday’s game against Detroit.

Marc Stein: The Celtics say Jaylen Brown (left hamstring strain reconditioning) is questionable for Sunday’s game against Detroit. Derrick White (right wrist sprain) is probable.
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Galatasaray MCT Technic president Dursun Ozbek updated the team’s connection to NBA Europe, revealing an invitation to join the new European league. “We received an invitation to NBA Europe,” he mentioned during a press conference on Friday, “Last month, we went to Geneva upon FIBA’s invitation.” Per Eurohoops sources, this invitation has to do with the discussion about what it means to join the league, and not a formal invitation to directly join the league. A partnership between FIBA and the NBA, widely known as NBA Europe, is in place to create a new top-tier club continental competition in Europe. “They wanted Galatasaray to be a part of it,” said the 76-year-old president of the Lions, “It hasn’t been finalized yet, but we received an invitation to such an organization. We will provide information at every step.”
Omari Sankofa II: JB: "From the buzz in the city and everywhere, I’m expecting it to be crazy. Said he remembers how fans were during the Lions' playoff run. Hopefully our guys can use it as motivation."
One of Detroit's biggest sports fans is interested in joining the city's bid to land a WNBA franchise. Eminem, the 15-time Grammy-winning rapper, has had discussions about joining the high-profile investor group that already includes Pistons owner Tom Gores, Lions owner Sheila Ford Hamp, General Motors CEO Mary Barra, Lions quarterback Jared Goff, Fab Five legend Chris Webber, former Piston Grant Hill and Denise Ilitch, among others.
A spokesperson confirmed Eminem's interest to The News on Wednesday. "He has expressed interest, and there have been discussions, but nothing has been finalized," said Dennis Dennehy, a longtime spokesperson for Eminem, 52, a big Detroit sports fan who regularly attends Lions games.

Duane Rankin: "One of the most exciting times in my life. Can't lie." Kevin Durant on seeing his Washington Commanders' top Devin Booker's Detroit Lions in NFC divisional playoff game Saturday night at Ford Field. On if he's collected on bet with Booker: "We're going to keep that on the low. Not going to press him out. Whenever he ready, I'll be ready. Be here all year." Commanders vs. Eagles-Rams winner in NFC championship game next week. Bradley Beal's favorite team? "Rams." #Suns pic.x.com/PvqqOmg5oL
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Regardless of the outcome against the Pistons, Devin Booker confirmed to The Detroit News that he plans to attend the Detroit Lions' Divisional Round game against the Washington Commanders at Ford Field. As a Grand Rapids native and lifelong fan of the Lions, Booker hopes for a championship. "We've seen success in all of the other franchises, but that's the one we have been waiting on," Booker told The Detroit News before Saturday's game. "There is a culture being built that matches this city. It has been a fun team to rally behind."
Now a musician who wraps under the name G3, his latest track “Tweaker” is legitimately good. Already played in NBA locker rooms (including the Bulls and Cavs) as well as NFL locker rooms (including the Lions), this song has garnered more than 2.7 million listens on YouTube since it debuted on WorldStarHipHop. It is the number one trending song on YouTube music (ahead of artists such as Tyler, The Creator as well as Lil Baby, Bad Bunny, and Drake). There is a deeply nostalgic feeling to this track that is reminding many listeners of what hip-hop sounded like in the early 2000s, which is one of the reasons it is such an immediate hit.

Add in the fact that Brown had been highly critical of Fox the night before, when Fox’s defensive lapse against Detroit cost the Kings the game and sparked criticism from his coach in the postgame news conference, and all the signs seemed to be pointing in one direction. Fox has defended himself in recent days, both on X and in an interview with ESPN. League sources confirmed his stance, with Brown himself known to believe that Fox had nothing to do with the decision and that Ranadivé was the driving force behind it.

Cameron Tabatabaie: Jayson Tatum and Jrue Holiday both listed as QUESTIONABLE for Wednesday’s home game against Detroit Otherwise clean injury report for the Celtics