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Curry rotates toward the basket and, as Lillard flies toward him, his eyes lock in on the rim. At the same time, he takes what looks like an awkwardly wide stance, with his right foot near the 3-point line and his left foot practically out of bounds. Like everything else during the last 21 seconds, it's intentional. Curry uses his right leg like a matador's cape, forcing Lillard to sail by wide. Then he swings that leg back to form the base of a perfectly stacked vertical shooting coil -- knees balanced over feet, shoulders and torso stacked over hips, wrist poised over elbow, chest aligned with the basket -- that is the foundation of Curry's perfect form.

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Concern about it and other heart ailments fueled initial debates about playing sports during the pandemic, especially last summer as it related to college football. Engel attributed part of those worries to confusion over how to interpret studies that used cardiac MRIs to identify illness. Sacramento Kings face coverings

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Most likely, the Bulls will sign Noah to an unguaranteed contract in the offseason then waive him. Chicago has a full roster now. Even if the Bulls open a roster spot, signing Noah at this point in the season would require giving him an actual payout. That won’t be the case in the summer.

Walker needs to continue to ramp up his playmaking, find spots to be old-school pick-and-roll-heavy Kemba when the Celtics’ offense goes cold, and keep giving big-time energy on the defensive end. If he can do that, then good things will happen. Getting Walker to feel really good about his knee before the playoffs arrive has to be a top priority in the second half. Brooklyn Nets face coverings

And this is where Towns’ unbelievably brutal 2020 and 2021 have to be mentioned. The emotional, mental and physical toll of losing one’s mother and several family members to COVID-19, and then being infected with the virus, all while dealing with the anxiety of this country’s racial reckoning, stressful presidential election and every other awful thing that went wrong last year, has no doubt made it difficult to concentrate on basketball.

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