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Adam Himmelsbach: Celtics posted 10 pics from this Wednesday workout day in SF on Instagram, and none had Jayson Tatum even in the background. Feels notable that a Tatum practice collage from that day comes out days later.
Paul, however, said he had to pivot after he met with Michaels. “I flew up to San Francisco and met with Neil (Mohan) from YouTube. Met with him just to be educated on how things work at YouTube, and told him exactly what my idea was and what the plan was. Max and I did that together,” added Paul.
Anthony Calhoun: #Pacers legend REGGIE MILLER in San Francisco at #SuperBowlLX on the field with Carmelo Anthony and Jamal Crawford. @WISHNews8 #allACcessindy @Pacers
#Pacers legend REGGIE MILLER in San Francisco at #SuperBowlLX on the field with Carmelo Anthony and Jamal Crawford. @WISHNews8 #allACcessindy @Pacers pic.twitter.com/x9JPKMpr6v
— Anthony Calhoun 📺 (@ACwishtv) February 8, 2026
Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr said the Warriors plan is to hold Kristaps Porzingis out the next three games, keep him working in San Francisco during the All-Star break and debut him out of the break.
Gina Mizell: Nick Nurse’s pregame availability is delayed because the team bus he is on is caught in San Francisco (and Super Bowl week) traffic. There were no players/staff on the court when I arrived at the arena, which is unheard of. Stars, they’re just like us!
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Immanuel Quickley had a night on Tuesday. Not just any other night, but a Wilt Chamberlain kind of evening. The former Kentucky Wildcats star put on a show in the Raptors’ 145-127 win over Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., leading Toronto with 40 points on 11-for-13 shooting from the field to go along with 10 assists, 2 rebounds and 2 steals in 34 minutes of action. Quickley’s performance made him just the second player in the history of the NBA to have at least 40 points and 10 dimes, while shooting 80% or better from the floor in a game. Chamberlain was the first one to do it, and he accomplished that monster stat line three times, according to ESPN Insights.
Entering the Heat’s five-game West Coast trip that begins Monday night against the Golden State Warriors in San Francisco, Adebayo is averaging 27 points, 8.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and one steal per game while shooting 50 percent from the field and 13 of 23 (56.5 percent) from three-point range over the last three games. This comes after Adebayo was averaging just 11.4 points per game on 37.1 percent shooting from the field and 5-of-23 (21.7 percent) shooting from three-point range over his previous 11 games. “Staying true to myself,” Adebayo said ahead of Monday’s matchup against the Warriors when asked how he snapped out of his recent offensive slump. “You got to quiet the noise a lot. And having somebody on your staff you can talk to. [Heat assistant coach] Caron Butler is somebody that he’s like my big brother. Throughout that stretch of — I wouldn’t even say bad games, just a slump offensively because I didn’t play bad defensively — he was always in my ear. He’s the one person I can really go to and talk about what I’m going through on the court, what he sees.”
Ira Winderman: Unlike last time when all three sat on Nov. 18 at Kaseya Center, Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green not on Warriors' injury report for Monday's rematch in San Francisco. Well, Green is, but listed as probable (ankle). No Herro (rib) for Heat, as was case in November Heat win.
Tim Reynolds: Tyler Herro did not travel with the Heat today. Miami flying to San Francisco for start of road trip at Golden State tomorrow.
Ware said he has not yet spoken to Spoelstra about the comments to clear the air. “I’ve kind of learned to control what you can control,” Ware said Saturday, with the Heat now hitting the road to begin a five-game trip on Monday against the Golden State Warriors in San Francisco (10 p.m., FanDuel Sports Network Sun). “You know, it is what it is. If I didn’t play in the second half, that was his decision that he felt like he needed to make.”
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Michael Shapiro: Can confirm/clarify @HoustonRockets travel situation this weekend. • Rockets DID stay in San Francisco on Saturday, made ~90-minute drive into Sacramento on Sunday afternoon. • Travel plan was made months in advance when NBA schedule was released. • Rockets’ usual hotels were all booked this weekend. Team stayed IN Sacramento last month.
Things got chippy in the stands Wednesday during the Warriors-Bucks game at San Francisco’s Chase Center. In now-viral footage shared on social media, multiple fans were seen throwing punches before a man in Steph Curry’s No. 30 Warriors jersey was ejected by arena workers. The clip shows a man, clad in a black long-sleeve shirt and matching pants, and another man, dressed in a grey quarter-zip, getting physical in the stands.
They’re throwing hands at Chase Center tonight pic.twitter.com/ffTxLGr8Gw
— warriorsworld (@warriorsworld) January 8, 2026
Marc J. Spears: The inaugural ‘Bill Russell Impact Classic’ basketball game will take place Feb. 12, with host U of San Francisco vs Oregon State on what would have been the late Celtics’ legend’a 92nd birthday. A posthumous honorary doctorate will be presented to Russell’s widow, Jeannine.
