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NBA Daily Digest – October 11, 2026

The latest NBA headlines, trade talk, injury updates, game reaction and stories from around the league.

Warriors give Brandin Podziemski 5-year, $110M extension

The Golden State Warriors and starting guard Brandin Podziemski have agreed to a five-year, $110 million contract extension, his agent Bill Duffy told ESPN’s Shams Charania, avoiding restricted free agency next summer.

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Caitlin Clark Undecided On EPIC Extension, Says ‘No Matter What, I’m Gonna Be Here’

Caitlin Clark is now eligible for a contract extension under the WNBA’s new "EPIC" provision, but the Indiana Fever star has not committed to signing it. Clark said she wants to consider how the deal would impact the team’s salary cap and roster.

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NBA Europe planning 12 permanent teams in a 16-team competition

The NBA and FIBA are reportedly moving forward with plans to launch NBA Europe at the beginning of the 2027-28 season. According to The Guardian, the proposed competition would feature 16 participating teams, including 12 permanent members.

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Maxime Raynaud Suffers Potentially Serious Knee Injury In Kings Preseason Game

Maxime Raynaud was a bright spot for the Sacramento Kings as a rookie. So much so, that Sacramento was planning a major rotation role for Raynaud this season. Now, those plans might be on hold.

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Jayson Tatum got a ‘surreal’ first look playing alongside Paul George

Tatum shared the floor with George, his new Celtics running mate, for the first time Saturday night.

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Josh Hart admits contract uncertainty can affect Knicks players

New York Knicks guard Josh Hart has acknowledged that unresolved contract negotiations can become difficult for players, even as he attempts to remain focused on the upcoming NBA season.

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Celtics crush Sixers 144-106 in first preseason matchup

Boston’s depth proved too much for shorthanded Philly.

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Ref Ejects Trae Young and Daniss Jenkins While Heated Scuffle Adds to Pistons-Wizards Chaos

A series of physical altercations at the halfway point of the Wizards-Pistons matchup has the Internet questioning if this is really just a preseason clash.

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Lakers ‘not committed’ to Walker Kessler making preseason debut

It remains to be seen whether Walker Kessler (jammed finger) will make his preseason debut for the Lakers on Tuesday. “I would say we’re not committed to that,” Lakers coach JJ Redick said at Lakers practice on Saturday.

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Bill Simmons Launches Profane Rant Against ESPN 11 Years After Hurtful Exit

Bill Simmons still hasn’t gotten over how ESPN handled Grantland. More than a decade after his departure from the network, the sports media personality is once again taking aim at his former employer.

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Kyle Filipowski Yet To Return To On-Cout Work After Offseason Back Surgery

Utah Jazz big man Kyle Filipowski had offseason surgery to fix a herniated disc in his back. That has Filipowski still working on his own off-court instead of joining the Jazz for team practices.

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Trail Blazers flaunted their ugly hypocrisy with the unjust firing of Braiden Bell

Ever do something foolish when you were 15? Of course you did.

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The good, the bad and the murky of the Lakers preseason so far

Although the sample size is small, there are still emerging trends and choices worth taking note of.

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Lakers Hit With Alarming Injury News On New $9.3M Star Before Regular Season

In its own little ways, the start of this season somewhat feels like the end of last regular season. The Los Angeles Lakers may be trying to convince us that there are no concerns on the injury front, but there seem to be reasons to be worried. The Lakers are dealing with injuries to key stars

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Joe Mazzulla: Celtics won’t set 82-game standard for players

Joe Mazzulla still wants his players available as often as possible. He just isn’t going to pretend every body handles an NBA season the same way.

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