Brooklyn Nets
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Dinwiddie tested positive again after being diagnosed recently, while Prince's first positive result was announced Tuesday.
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Business aside, there is a certain nobleness in this quest, no matter how quixotic it might turn out to be.
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The Nets star is joining rapper Common and others for a TV special calling for action following the death of Breonna Taylor.
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As a stranger from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Musa has felt the impact of so much social turmoil deeply.
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Temple, a VP in the NBPA, speaks in favor of returning to play and using the NBA platform for social justice.
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If the interim coach's evaluation doesn't depend on wins and losses, it might be determined by his work with the two superstars.
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LeVert stepped up, averaging 24.1 points in final 16 games before play was shut down.
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That brings the total to 25 out of 351 players, plus 10 out of 884 team staff members.
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The Nets' roster is depleted by injuries and illness as NBA nears restart next week.
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Marks also described the importance of socal issues to the organization, saying that the Nets will be supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.
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GM says it's "unfair" to judge interim coach on wins and losses in NBA restart.
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Does a team like Brooklyn really benefit by playing in the Orlando bubble without four of their planned starters if it means risking injury to one of the remaining players?
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Dinwiddie told The Athletic of the positive test and his uncertainty of what the immediate future holds for him; Jordan announced his test on Twitter and said he won't report to Orlando.