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Haliburton says the 65-game rule should be revisited due to injuries affecting eligibility and legacy concerns.
LeBron James questions Jokic’s All-NBA status if 65 games are missed, highlighting potential unfairness.
Mind the Game episode featured Haliburton and LeBron discussing the rule’s impact on players’ legacies.
Haliburton argues the rule punishes players who are legitimately injured and miss time.
Support for change grows as both players push for a fairer system for injured stars.
commissioner Adam Silver’s progressive history suggests a ruling update could come this summer.
The debate centers on preserving meaningful achievements while acknowledging injuries.
The rule ties postseason eligibility to game appearance thresholds and salary implications.
The discussion emphasizes public understanding of era-specific accolades and fairness.
The article notes Haliburton’s stance stems from his contract-year concerns.

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Wembanyama said he was horrified by the recent violence in Minneapolis and rejected the idea that civilian deaths could be acceptable.
Wembanyama acknowledged he is aware speaking out could carry a cost due to being a foreigner living in the U.S.
The NBPA issued a statement supporting free speech and solidarity with Minnesota protesters.
French teammate Guerschon Yabusele also spoke out about the tragedy on social media.
Wembanyama’s comments came as federal agents were involved in high-profile shootings in Minnesota.
NBA players and coaches continued reactions in the days following the incident, including comments from De’Aaron Fox.
President Trump commented on Minnesota events and the related discourse in public statements.
Wembanyama faces questions about the costs of speaking out as a foreign-born athlete.
The Athletic provided extended context on Wembanyama’s stance and the broader reactions in the sports community.
The article notes the ongoing debates around immigration enforcement and civil liberties in Minnesota.

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Wembanyama named the Rockets' physical style as the biggest challenge for the Spurs in the upcoming rematch.
Devin Vassell says San Antonio must match Houston’s physicality and defend without letting momentum swing the game.
Wembanyama stressed the mental side of toughness, focusing on recognition and paying off with the right plays.
The Spurs trailed by a big margin in earlier matchup but still push for improvements in their game plan.
The Rockets’ lineup versatility poses matchup difficulties for San Antonio, per the article’s analysis.
Wembanyama remains the Spurs’ top scorer and is central to their game plan against rough matchups.
Spurs acknowledge recent losses to Pelicans and Thunder as signals to sharpen defense and mental focus.
Houston’s recent rally over a 16-point deficit adds urgency to Spurs’ preparation.
The article places the upcoming Spurs-Rockets rematch as pivotal in Western Conference positioning.
Wembanyama emphasizes maintaining offensive pace against varied Houston defenses.

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Julian Champagnie earned a rotation spot with the Spurs and posted career highs in points and rebounds this season.
Popovich urged Champagnie to play with tenacity and be 'nasty' on defense to stay in the rotation.
Champagnie connected with Keldon Johnson early, who encouraged him to shoot more to prove his fit.
A tough midseason cut by the 76ers led Champagnie to Delaware, where he excelled before finding a fit with San Antonio.
Julian and Justin Champagnie charted separate paths, later facing each other on the court for extended minutes.
Julian Champagnie acknowledged the pandemic as a period of self-reflection that helped him grow.
Champagnie’s growth coincided with the Spurs building around Wembanyama, needing shooters and defenders who can thrive off the ball.
Champagnie’s performance earned him a path to a potential contract extension or free agency in 2026.
Justin Champagnie joined the Wizards in 2024, carving a similar role to his brother.
The brothers spent years supporting each other from afar before sharing the court in San Antonio.

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