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NBLMays’ reported Phoenix exit follows a sharp fall from starter to fringe guard
Skylar Mays is reportedly leaving South East Melbourne after 11 games. His shrinking role, the Phoenix’s 4–7 start and a looming Illawarra fixture make the backcourt reset urgent.
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Warriors crush Pelicans by 51 as Podziemski and Lendeborg fuel eighth straight win
Golden State routed New Orleans 138–87, with Stephen Curry and Brandin Podziemski scoring 25 each and rookie Yaxel Lendeborg adding 23. The Warriors’ depth turned a fast start into a historic eighth straight victory.
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Pistons beat Wizards despite Davis’ 44 as Jenkins drives Detroit’s balanced attack
Anthony Davis scored 44 points, but Detroit beat Washington 122–111 behind Daniss Jenkins, 31 team assists and a decisive third-quarter surge. The Pistons’ ball movement made the difference.
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Jackson-Cartwright ruled out for NBL27 as Breakers face backcourt reset
Parker Jackson-Cartwright is out for the rest of NBL27 with a tibial stress fracture, leaving New Zealand to rebuild its offence ahead of a crucial Brisbane clash.
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Flagg and Irving combine for 78 as Mavericks turn back Pacers in tense finish
Cooper Flagg scored 43 and Kyrie Irving added 35 as Dallas rallied from a 10-point half-time deficit to beat Indiana 125–122. Their late scoring partnership, not just the individual totals, shaped a third straight Mavericks win.
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Rockets survive Denver’s 18–2 surge as Durant and Şengün restore control
Houston squandered a 19-point lead against Denver but responded with timely defence, offensive rebounds and balanced scoring to claim a 110–100 victory.
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NBL27 Round 9 injury report: Mackinnon watch and the double-game traps
Max Mackinnon could return in Round 9, but Brisbane and Perth fantasy managers need to separate return estimates from confirmed minutes and check the actual double-game schedule.
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Dončić returns, but Lakers’ supporting cast decides Atlanta road win
Luka Dončić returned with 32 points and 10 assists as the Lakers beat Atlanta 124–114. Sandro Mamukelashvili, Walker Kessler and Collin Sexton made the difference with Austin Reaves sidelined.
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Wembanyama’s 40 points and eight blocks bury Suns as Spurs win ninth straight
Victor Wembanyama dominated Phoenix with 40 points and eight blocks in 25 minutes as San Antonio won 122–96. The Spurs’ depth and third-quarter control made it nine victories in a row.
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United’s Cotton problem is bigger than one scorer as Adelaide rematch looms
Melbourne United bring four straight wins to Adelaide, but Bryce Cotton’s influence could create as many problems for the defenders around him as for his direct opponent.
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Jerome and Boozer keep Memphis perfect on the road as Raptors fade late
Ty Jerome scored 27 and Cameron Boozer added 22 as Memphis beat Toronto 118–102, staying unbeaten away from home. Two sharp runs, rather than one sustained surge, decided it.
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Phoenix face immediate test of composure as struggling Hawks open Round 9
South East Melbourne hosts Illawarra on Wednesday after giving up a 21-point lead against Sydney. With both sides playing twice in Round 9, defensive composure and a fast response matter.
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Hornets hit 23 threes to end six-game slide as Cavaliers lose the glass
Charlotte snapped a six-game losing streak with a 124–112 win over Cleveland, combining 23 three-pointers with a decisive rebounding advantage as Grayson Allen and Naz Reid led the way.
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Jackson-Cartwright ruled out for NBL27 as Breakers face a backcourt reset
New Zealand captain Parker Jackson-Cartwright will miss the rest of NBL27 with a tibia stress fracture. The Breakers now face two Round 9 games without their main creator and have yet to confirm a replacement.
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Brown and Tatum reunite as Sixers–Celtics rivalry gets a new shape
Philadelphia hosts Boston on Tuesday with both sides near the top of the East. Jaylen Brown faces Jayson Tatum in the regular season for the first time since their teams reshaped the rivalry, while the Sixers face a frontcourt depth test.
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Seven-man Tasmania survive Mennenga’s late chance to hold NBL top spot
Tasmania held off New Zealand 79–77 with only seven players, as Josh Bannan and Will Magnay helped the JackJumpers withstand Sam Mennenga’s 29-point, 17-rebound effort.
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Jenkins and Huerter spark Detroit comeback, but a 24-point first-quarter hole proves costly
Daniss Jenkins hit eight threes and scored 31 as Detroit pushed the Lakers late. The Pistons’ bench supplied 55 points, but a 38–14 opening quarter and a free-throw deficit cost them.
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Pacers rally from 27 down, but Denver’s Mexico City head start proves decisive
Indiana dragged a 27-point deficit back to seven against Denver in Mexico City, but a damaging second quarter and the Nuggets’ balanced attack decided a 114–102 defeat.
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Wagner drives Magic comeback, but shot-making gap lets Warriors escape in overtime
Franz Wagner had 30 points and 11 assists as Orlando erased a 16-point half-time deficit, only to lose 126–119 in overtime. The Magic dominated the offensive glass but couldn’t match Golden State’s finishing.
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Hickey avoids suspension as Adelaide–Illawarra trio accept penalties
Illawarra guard William Hickey avoids a one-game ban after accepting a fine, while Nick Rakocevic and Makur Maker also settle charges from Saturday’s Adelaide clash.
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Daniels steals the show as Hawks erase 17-point deficit against Nets
Dyson Daniels grabbed six steals and 10 rebounds as Atlanta beat Brooklyn 124–121. Jalen Johnson scored 30, but the Hawks’ turnover pressure and paint scoring decided the comeback.
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Giddey creates 15 assists, but Bulls lose the rebound battle and a seventh straight game
Josh Giddey delivered 15 assists against Philadelphia, but Chicago lost 127–121 after surrendering 20 offensive rebounds and a huge second-chance scoring gap.
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Anthony and Oduro turn United’s late surge into a 120–92 Brisbane rout
Cole Anthony and Josh Oduro combined for 60 points on remarkable efficiency as Melbourne United pulled away from Brisbane with a 37–19 final quarter and a fourth straight win.
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McVeigh fires, but Perth’s 18 turnovers tell the bigger story in Cairns upset
Jack McVeigh’s 36 points powered Cairns past Perth 100–92, but the Wildcats’ 18 turnovers and a costly possession deficit exposed the deeper problem behind their fourth straight loss.
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