Thybulle's TikTok is how we're all feeling without the NBA (0:18)

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Jalen pitches the NBA on benefits of resetting league calendar (1:10)

A look back at one of the wildest NBA seasons (5:38)

The Hoop Collective: The Most Pressing Questions For The NBA Offseason

The Bucks have to make a decision on Giannis' future (9:05), the Nets need a new coach (14:22), and the Nuggets (26:04) and Rockets (37:45) are in dire financial situations. With the 2020 season on hold, Brian Windhorst, Kevin Pelton and Bobby Marks tackle the offseason's biggest questions and answer a voicemail from the Hoopline (402-316-2955).

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Larry Hardesty

Larry reacts to the Top News of the day including Doris Burke's positive COVID-19 test, Mark Rubin's comments on the Sixers and much more.

The Hoop Collective: Financial Consequences Of The Suspended Season

The suspended season will create major financial implications for the NBA, its players, and free agency, explains Brian Windhorst to Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon. Plus, the crew discusses how the Olympics postponement could affect the 2021 season (30:35) and then the show takes its first listener voicemail.

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Stars around globe lend support to medical world

Sports figures from around the globe have given money, protective equipment, messages of support and even food to medical professionals and hospitals as staffs work overtime to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

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The Undefeated: The absurdity of athletes taking on the burden of billionaires

Sixers employees were about to take pay cuts … until Joel Embiid stepped in

Woj: What it means that 76ers reversed course on pay cuts (1:15)

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Group decides to pay 76ers, Devils employees

76ers and Devils owner Josh Harris changed course on a plan for a 20% reduction on employee salaries, calling it a mistake and apologizing to staff and fans.

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76ers, Devils cutting pay, moving to 4-day week

The NBA's 76ers and NHL's Devils, teams owned by a group headed by billionaire Josh Harris, have notified salaried, full-time employees they will be subject to temporary pay cuts of up to 20% and they will be moving to a four-day work week.

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The 76ers are rolling, according to Tobias Harris' Instagram

Philly's Tobias Harris is posting on social media as if the season was never suspended. So how are the Sixers doing?

Will NBA players get full salaries past April 1? (1:02)

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Members of 76ers, Nuggets test positive for virus

The Nuggets are the fourth NBA team to have a positive coronavirus test, saying that a member of the organization has COVID-19. They did not say whether the person is a player. Three members of the Philadelphia 76ers organization also tested positive.

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The 30 games you should rewatch on NBA League Pass right now

Looking for the best games to rewatch during the NBA League Pass free preview? We've got you covered.

How is the NBA gauging its potential return? (0:55)

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Silver lays out NBA's timetable to return (1:57)

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Woj: NBA teams hoping players stay in their home cities (1:09)

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Where the East contenders stand at the hiatus (2:32)

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How the NBA's suspension impacts the league-best Bucks and every East team

Our NBA experts examine what an extended layoff could mean for every Eastern Conference team.

Woj details doomsday pay provision in CBA (1:15)

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76ers rout Pistons with Embiid back from shoulder injury

Joel Embiid had 30 points and 14 rebounds in his return from a sprained left shoulder, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a 124-106 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night.