ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Hayley Scamurra and Lina Ljungblom each scored their third goal of the season, Ann-Renée Desbiens earned her fifth shutout, and the Montréal Victoire beat the Minnesota Frost 3-0 on Wednesday night to sweep the season series.
Montréal (11-4-2-5) has earned points in 10 straight games (6-2-2-0), a streak that began with an overtime win at Minnesota on Jan. 21. It's the longest such streak in PWHL history since Toronto's 11 in 2024.
Catherine Dubois scored her second goal of the season to open the scoring with 40.7 seconds left in the second period. Dubois took advantage of a Minnesota turnover with a quick one-timer.
Scamurra made it 2-0 early in the third when she controlled a loose puck in front of the net and tucked it around goaltender Maddie Rooney.
Ljungblom matched her goal total from a year ago to help Montréal improve to 9-2-1-1 when scoring at least three goals this season.
Minnesota (11-3-3-5) is 7-2-0-0 since Jan. 4 when facing any team other than Montréal. The Frost are 0-0-2-2 against Montréal in that span, scoring two or fewer goals in each game.
Rooney had won her previous seven straight for the Frost.
Up next
Montréal travels to Detroit to play the New York Sirens on Saturday as part of the Takeover Tour.
Minnesota remains home to play the Boston Fleet on Sunday.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has become a regular at Indiana Pacers games held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, especially games played during the NBA team’s 2025 playoff run.Clark appeared to take in the Pacers’ home game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday as a media member. She was spotted taking photographs from the photo positions located along the baselines behind the baskets.She spent the first half taking photos, but returned to the crowd to take in the second half of the game as a fan.
It wasn't her first time serving in a media capacity; she spent time on the NBC broadcast before a game between the Lakers and the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 1.
Caitlin Clark returns to Indiana for her third season with the WNBA franchise. She played in just 13 games in 2025 before having her season cut short due to injury.
Clark has averaged 18.5 points, 8.5 assists and 5.5 rebounds per game in 53 career WNBA games played.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MARCH 25: Jarace Walker #5 of the Indiana Pacers, Bronny James #9 of the Los Angeles Lakers and Pascal Siakam #43 of the Indiana Pacers boxes out during the game against the Indiana Pacers on March 25, 2026 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2026 NBAE (Photo by Jeff Haynes/NBAE via Getty Images) | NBAE via Getty Images
After seeing their win streak come to an end in Detroit on Monday, the Lakers bounced back in Indiana on Wednesday, closing out their six-game road trip with a win over the Pacers, 137-130.
LA’s lone blemish during this stint away from home was against the Pistons as they finished 5-1.
The Lakers jumped out to a big lead early by not committing a turnover until midway through the second quarter, then rode strong shooting across the board to keep their double-digit lead nearly throughout.
Indiana had a great tanking effort by making a spirited late comeback, but all it did was make the final score look closer than the game ever was.
LA shot 56.2% from the field and 39.1% from the 3-point line while also tallying 29 assists.
It was the Jake LaRavia game to start as he racked up two steals and a dunk early. Luka Dončić drained two 3-pointers and had eight points. All five starters for LA scored to go up 10 early before former Laker Jay Huff hit two straight triples for Indiana.
At the 7:33 mark, the Lakers were up six.
Luka entered double figures with 10 points after converting on a pair of free throws. LeBron James threw down an emphatic dunk over Huff, extending LA’s lead to eight.
The team continued to keep their foot on the gas with Luke Kennard coming in and knocking down two triples, while Jarred Vanderbilt also drained a 3-pointer.
A major positive for Los Angeles was zero turnovers in the quarter. Luka continued to dominate, ending the period with 21 points to help the Lakers to a 17-point lead.
The Lakers lead the Pacers 45-28 after one quarter. Luka Dončić has a team-high 21 points, and we've already seen shifts from Jarred Vanderbilt and Bronny James.
The second period began with LeBron converting on a layup. Pascal Siakam responded with a layup on the other end. Jaxson Hayes scored two buckets in a row with the help of LeBron, who was up to five assists in the half with his nine points.
At the 5:29 mark, Los Angeles was up by 22.
Indiana then surged with a 10-2 scoring run, featuring triples from Aaron Nesmith and Ben Sheppard, that cut the deficit to 16. The Lakers started turning the ball over, giving up three after playing a clean game for most of the half.
LA stopped the run by scoring four in a row.
Most of the rest of the half involved free throws for both teams, minus a dunk from Siakam and a layup from LeBron. At halftime, the Lakers were up by 16.
The Lakers are leading the Pacers 75-59 at the half. Luka Dončić has 28 points, and LeBron James is having a complete game with 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists.
The third period began with Austin Reaves knocking down a 3-pointer for LA. Huff responded with a dunk on the other end.
Hayes then scored seven in a row. He was playing well as the Pacers struggled to stop him in the third. The lead extended to 23 for Los Angeles.
Reaves and LaRavia were having an excellent defensive game, combining for six steals. The lead had extended to as much as 29 before Indiana’s 12-4 run.
At the end of the third, LA was up by 20. They ended the quarter with Luka draining a triple and throwing up a lob to Maxi Kleber for a dunk.
The final frame started with T.J. McConnell converting on a jumper. He scored again, pushing his point total to 17. Bronny James threw down a dunk that had the crowd dazzled.
An 8-2 run from Indiana made it a 16-point deficit. Siakam was ejected with 5:08 left in the game. The Pacers were putting together a commendable comeback, chipping away at the deficit.
With 1:29 left, it was a 10-point lead for LA.
Reaves converted on a jumper to add some cushion on the lead. Indiana then scored five in a row, making it a seven-point deficit. LeBron converted on a pair of free throws with 33 seconds left.
Walker drained a triple with 28 seconds left, making it a six-point lead for Los Angeles. Luka was fouled and converted on both free throws, sealing the win.
Key Player Stats
Luka finished with 43 points, five rebounds and seven assists. LeBron notched 21 points with nine rebounds and eight assists. Reaves had 25 points with eight assists and two steals.
Hayes had 21 points with 10 rebounds and two blocks. Kennard logged eight points off the bench. LaRavia ended with six points, five rebounds and four steals. Kleber grabbed four rebounds and had two steals.
The Lakers’ next matchup will be against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday at 7:30 PM PT.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was taking a different kind of shot while the Indiana Pacers hosted LeBron James, Luka Doncic the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night.
Clark, donning a photographer’s vest, was credentialed by the Pacers as a photographer and snapped pictures along the baseline. She was presented with a folding seat with her personal logo before the game.
“Got some good stuff coming,” Clark posted on social media.
Clark is entering her third season with the Fever. After missing most of last season because of injuries, she returned to action earlier this month in the FIBA World Cup Qualifying Tournament. She led the United States in scoring at 11.6 points per game as the Americans went 5-0.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - MARCH 25: Joel Embiid #21 of the Philadelphia 76ers celebrates with Paul George #8 against the Chicago Bulls in the first quarter at Xfinity Mobile Arena on March 25, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images) | Getty Images
It turns out having your max contract players available is more helpful than not.
The Sixers took care of business as they welcomed guys back, blowing out the Chicago Bulls 157-137 Wednesday night. It’s the most points they’ve scored in a game since 1986.
They are 40-33 and can pull into a tie for the sixth seed should Atlanta lose, though the Hawks own the tiebreaker.
After missing his last 13 games, Joel Embiid was back to lead all scorers with 35 points shooting 12-of-17 from the floor along with six rebounds and seven assists. In his first game back from his 25-game suspension, Paul George found his shot as the game progressed, finishing with 28 points shooting 11-of-22 from the floor. He also had six rebounds, four assists and four steals.
VJ Edgecombe acclimated well to having some guys back, putting up 22 points on 7-of-9 shooting along with six boards and six assists. Josh Giddey led the Bulls with 23.
The Sixers were only down Tyrese Maxey (finger strain), Kelly Oubre Jr. (elbow strain) and Johni Broome (meniscus tear) while the Bulls were missing Anfernee Simons, Zach Collins, Jaden Ivey, and Noa Essengue.
Here are some thoughts at the buzzer.
First Quarter
George coming up with deflections as soon as the game tipped off was a great sign; as was Embiid scoring on his first four touches of the night. The most impressive part of the Sixers’ start was Edgecombe being able to reverse course and get this layup off after he had fully committed to a two-handed dunk.
The defensive intensity the Sixers started the game with wasn’t able to survive the timeout Chicago took 90 seconds into the game. Embiid’s heater kept the Sixers out in front as he put up 15 in the first.
Justin Edwards has already understandably seen his role decrease with some guys getting back, but he had an impact jumping right off the bench. He beat his defender off the dribble to get to the hoop before knocking down a three moments later. Edgecombe wasn’t working in those big flurries like Embiid. He did most of his work in the quarter at the line but he put up 11 himself. He did a good job manning the second unit as the Sixers pushed their lead to 12.
Second Quarter
George was off with his first three jumpers of the night, but he finally got on the board by driving through Josh Giddey to the post. Cam Payne and Adem Bona put together nice shifts, the former hitting a pair of threes while the latter was able to put back a layup while picking up a couple of blocks on the other end of the floor.
Staggering these guys is certainly the way to go big picture-wise, but with this opponent the Sixers probably could have snuck in a few more minutes with Embiid and George together — the two still haven’t played together a ton. They did have a really nice possession together where Embiid found PG on the baseline, then George immediately dumped it off to Dominick Barlow who was cutting down the lane. There are plenty of reasons they may struggle with continuity, but the Sixers did move the ball well in this half.
Embiid technically only made two field goals in the quarter as he did most of his damage in the second from the line. After missing his first five shots of the night Quentin Grimes finally buried a three before hitting a finger roll layup. After making another three himself, Edgecombe capped off a great half of passing by hitting George right in the shotpocket on a skip pass, getting the three up with no extra movement. Isaac Okoro was able to get a quick put-back layup in before the buzzer, cutting the Sixers lead to 19.
Third Quarter
Thanks to having such a lethal jumper, Embiid was able to takeover the game early without really having to exert himself. Both starting bigs for Chicago leaving the game to injury probably helped as he was much more intent on attacking guys on the block to start the second half. He started that campaign with a bang, sealing his defender and power-stepping to dunk over Matas Buzelis. He was still in the mood to show off after that, slapping his swing pass to Edgecombe on the following possession.
The Sixers didn’t ever really have to turn up their intensity on defense to match those opening minutes, but they started piling up deflections again as the quarter went on. There was a stretch where they had a steal on three straight possessions, using those fast breaks to really make the score look ugly.
The only knock on George’s night had been that his jumper wasn’t falling, and he rectified that by making all four of his attempts in the quarter. As his longest shift of the night wore on, Embiid did go back to attacking with the jumper. By this point in the game the Sixers were pretty much getting wherever they wanted. Edwards was having a good night, but the lane opened for him like the Red Sea for a wide open dunk as the Sixers stretched their lead to 48.
Fourth Quarter
Under normal circumstances the veterans should take a seat for the rest of the night, but having not played since January, George can definitely use some more run to get his legs under him. After opening the quarter with a three, he really fell into a groove. He pulled up for a pair of midrange jumpers before doing so from behind the arc again as well before the Bulls called a timeout. Not that the timeout stopped him — he hit another three off the dribble before the Bulls started throwing heavy doubles at him. His night did not last much longer.
It took a couple rounds of the benches being emptied, but even the birthday boy himself Kyle Lowry saw some minutes in this one. It took two attempts, but he knocked down a three to contribute to the Sixers having their highest scoring night in 40 years.
SAN FRANCISCO — The Yankees weren’t the Bronx Bombers early on in their season-opener against the Giants, but it didn’t stop them from putting together a second-inning rally.
They scored five runs in the top of the second at Oracle Park — all with Giants ace Logan Webb on the mound.
Ben Rice grounded out to start the inning before Giancarlo Stanton singled to right-center for the Yankees’ first hit of the night.
José Caballero, right, hits an RBI double in front of San Francisco Giants catcher Patrick Bailey, left, during the second inning of the Yankees-Giants opening night game on March 25, 2026. APTrent Grisham watches his two-run triple during the Yankees’ five-run second inning against the Giants. AP
Webb then hit Jazz Chisholm Jr. with a pitch and José Caballero opened the scoring with a double to left.
And the bottom of the lineup continued to produce, with Ryan McMahon following with a two-run single up the middle to make it 3-0.
Giants ace Logan Webb reacts after giving up a two-run single during the Yankees’ five-run second inning. AP
An Austin Wells single kept the rally going and Trent Grisham’s triple to right-center gave the Yankees a 5-0 lead.
The outburst ended with back-to-back strikeouts by Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger.
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA - MARCH 21: Andrew McCutchen #4 of the Texas Rangers bats during the third inning of the spring training game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick on March 21, 2026 in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Photo by Jeremy Chen/Getty Images) | Getty Images
With the Texas Rangers playing the first game of their season tomorrow, they announced the formal procedural moves to finalize their roster today.
First of all, the Rangers have purchased the contract of outfielder/DH Andrew McCutchen. To make room for him on the 40 man roster, the Rangers have designated outfielder Dairon Blanco for assignment.
Infielder Cody Freeman has been placed on the 10 day injured list.
Pitcher Cody Bradford has been placed on the 15 day injured list.
Veteran NRIs Austin Gomber, Cal Quantrill, Josh Sborz and Tyler Wade are staying with the organization and being assigned to Round Rock.
DALLAS, TEXAS - MARCH 23: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors watches play during the third quarter of the game against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center on March 23, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images) | Getty Images
Late night Nets in Golden State! They have 17 wins to their name and most fans are really just holding out hope for May. Until then it’s just an excruciating wait game. Sure, we’ll miss it when it’s gone, but these late games mid-tank are a brutal reminder how meaningless these games are – or feel.
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DALLAS, TEXAS - JANUARY 14: Bruce Brown #11 of the Denver Nuggets is defended by Cooper Flagg #32 of the Dallas Mavericks during a game at American Airlines Center on January 14, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The Dallas Mavericks (23-49) head back out on the road and play the Denver Nuggets (45-28) on Wednesday night. Dallas is reeling, losing four in a row, including a pair of home overtime games against the Clippers then the Golden State Warriors. Denver played in Phoenix last night and won, but they’re likely tired after having to expend a lot of energy to get that win.
Here are the main things you need to know:
WHO: Dallas Mavericks vs Denver Nuggets
WHAT: Back out on the road, where Dallas has won just nine times this season
WHERE: Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado
WHEN: 9:00 pm CST
HOW: KFAA Channel 29, MavsTV streaming, NBA League Pass
There’s still much going on with the Dallas Mavericks injury report. Caleb Martin is out still with his plantar issue. Brandon Williams is questionable, a step in the right direction with the concussion he suffered. Daniel Gafford is as well, following the shoulder injury on Monday. Moussa Cisse is doubtful, he just doesn’t have enough eligibility left. The other two way guys should get to play tonight. Everyone else is playing.
The Denver Nuggets have two key players questionable in Aaron Gordon and Peyton Watson. The rest of the roster gets a clean bill of health.
The Mavericks could up and steal this one. Denver’s defense has been very bad for some time now, but they make up for it with incredible offense. Dallas is going to need to bring some actual fight to this game if they want to get a win. I’d love to see Cooper Flagg bounce back rom a playmaking point of view after so many turnovers Monday.
Be sure to chime in with your predictions in the comments!
Consider joining Josh and me on Pod Maverick live after the game on YouTube, we should start LATE. Thanks so much for spending time with us here at Mavs Moneyball. Let’s go Mavs!
It wasn’t the first time Clark worked a game as a team photographer. Clark only appeared in 13 games during the 2025 season due to a series of injuries. While she was unable to join her teammates on the court, Clark was armed with a camera, supporting them from the sidelines.
In March, Clark made her USA basketball senior team debut at the FIBA Women’s World Qualifying Tournament in Puerto Rico. Though she only started one game, Clark broke 14 FIBA records while averaging 11.6 points and 6.4 assists per game. She was also named the tournament’s most valuable player.
Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton returned to the bench for the first time since coach Rick Carlisle announced Haliburton was away from the team with shingles. The two-time All-NBA selection will miss the entire 2025-26 season as he rehabilitates from rupturing his right Achilles tendon in Game 7 of last year’s NBA Finals, which Indiana lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Haliburton’s absence has left a huge void for the Pacers, who are finishing one of their worst seasons in team history. Indiana entered Wednesday with the NBA’s worst win percentage (.222). On Monday, the Pacers snapped a 16-game losing streak by beating the Orlando Magic. The previous franchise record was 13 consecutive losses in December and January.
Haliburton said earlier this season that he spent part of his rehabilitation working out with Clark. Both players have used their time away from the court to work on their bodies and hone hobbies. In Haliburton’s case, he’s found time to learn how to DJ, joined Amazon Prime as a player contributor, collaborated with his shoe sponsor Puma on new colorways, and been a veteran voice for Pacers teammates who undoubtedly miss his on-court presence.
In addition to photography, Clark has dabbled in golf, a skill she showcased in last year’s The ANNIKA’s pro-am with Fever teammate Sophie Cunningham. Clark’s group tied for 36th in the event but had plenty of fun doing so.
Both her and Haliburton’s returns to the court in 2026 are highly anticipated.
Clark’s return will also start on time after the WNBA and the league’s players agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement this month. The WNBA’s 30th season tips off on May 8, with the Fever’s regular season set to begin May 9 with a visit to the Dallas Wings. But there’s still plenty to do between now and then, including the WNBA expansion draft on April 3 for the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, as well as free agency, the college draft and training camp.
Yu Darvish #11 of the San Diego Padres throws a pitch in the second inning against the Chicago Cubs in game three of the National League Wild Card Series at Wrigley Field on October 02, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois.
The Padres’ Yu Darvish is headed to the restricted list.
The move could free up payroll for the salary-crunched franchise as players on MLB’s restricted list are generally not entitled to salary.
He is owed $15 million this season as part of the three years and $43 million left on the six-year, $108 million extension he signed with San Diego in 2023.
San Diego Padres starting pitcher Yu Darvish (11) pitches in the first inning on Sunday, May 28, 2023 at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, NY. Robert Sabo for NY Post
Earlier this offseason, Darvish reportedly told the Padres that he was retiring, leaving his big contract on the table.
Darvish’s agent, Joel Wolfe, quickly refuted that claim, telling MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand that his client’s days in the majors might not actually be over.
“You may have seen an article, and although I am leaning towards voiding the contract, there’s still a lot that has to be talked over with the Padres so the finer details are yet to be decided,” he wrote on X. “Also I will not be announcing my retirement yet.
“Right now I am fully focused on my rehab for my elbow, and if I get to a point where I can throw again, I will start from scratch again to compete. If once I get to that point I feel I can’t do that, I will announce my retirement.”
Yu Darvish of the San Diego Padres throws a pitch in the second inning against the Chicago Cubs in game three of the National League Wild Card Series at Wrigley Field on October 2, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. Getty Images
A month after his latest surgery, Darvish, 39, indicated that he might never play in the big leagues.
In December, Darvish appeared uncertain if he would pitch again in the majors.
“I’m not necessarily thinking about really pitching, as I go through this rehab process right now,” Darvish said, per MLB.com. “I don’t have that in my mind. I’m just trying to just rehab my arm right now. If I get the urge to come back, if I feel that I can stand on the mound and come back, then I will go for that. But I’ll just leave it there for now.”
Darvish was limited by injuries in 2025 and didn’t debut until early July after dealing with elbow inflammation during the first half, tossing 72 innings and going 5-5 with a 5.38 ERA and 68 strikeouts across 15 starts.
The Mets begin their 2026 campaign as they take on the Pittsburgh Pirates in their Opening Day game on Thursday at 1:15 p.m. on NBC/Peacock.
Here's what to know about the game and how to watch...
Mets Notes
Freddy Peraltacontinues the trend of varying Opening Day starters for the Mets. Peralta will be the fifth straight different pitcher to start Opening Day for the Amazin's, the last repeat starter being Jacob deGrom from 2019-21.
Peralta pitched on Opening Day for the Brewers in 2025. He allowed two runs on four hits across five innings against the Yankees.
Carson Benge will start in right field on Thursday. The Mets' No. 2 prospect won the job after having a very good spring, where he slashed .366/.435/.439 with an OPS of .874.
Paul Skenes will take the mound for the Pirates and has had success against the Mets in his short career. Skenes is 1-0 with a 2.08 ERA and 14 strikeouts across two career starts against the Mets.
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The Hockey News' main site revealed players 61-80 for their latest top NHL-affiliated prospect rankings on Wednesday. A notable Pittsburgh Penguins prospect made the cut, as forward Will Horcoff was given the No. 63 spot.
When looking at the season that Horcoff has had with the University of Michigan, it makes a lot of sense that he has been named among the NHL's top prospects. The Penguins' 2025 first-round pick has 24 goals, 13 assists, and 37 points in 37 games this season with the University of Michigan. With numbers like these, there is no question that the 6-foot-5 forward has a ton of potential.
Horcoff has the size and skill to become an impactful player at the NHL level for the Penguins later down the road. Because of this, he is undoubtedly a youngster who Penguins fans should be watching incredibly closely as he continues to develop his game.
Nevertheless, it is going to be interesting to see how good of a player Horcoff will become for the Penguins. It is clear that the skilled forward has a high ceiling.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin’s fiancee, Carolina Matovac, is back in Buffalo and on Wednesday attended her first game since her heart failed while the couple vacationed in France last summer.
The Sabres welcomed Matovac by showing her in the stands during the first period of their game against Boston. Matovac waved to the cheering crowd while Sabres players slapped their sticks against the boards.
Matovac received a lifesaving heart transplant and had spent the past seven months recovering in the couple's native Sweden, with Dahlin taking a few brief trips to visit her during the season.
Upon reporting for training camp in September, Dahlin revealed his fiancee's ordeal in a message posted on the team's website. He said Matovac felt sick for several days before her heart failed, saying she required CPR on “multiple occasions and up to a couple of hours at a time.”
Matovac spent weeks on life support before receiving a new heart. In January, Matovac revealed that she was pregnant when her heart failed, adding that her unborn child played “a vital role” in the discovery of the problem. The fetus, however, did not survive.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - MARCH 23: Alperen Sengun (28) of the Houston Rockets chats with his teammate Kevin Durant (7) during the NBA game at the United Center on March 23, 2026, in Chicago, Illinois. Sengun finished the night with a dominant 33 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists, though the Rockets ultimately fell to the Bulls 132-124. (Photo by Jacek Boczarski/Anadolu via Getty Images) | Anadolu via Getty Images
Houston Rockets vs Minnesota Timberwolves
March 25, 2026
Location: Target Center — Minneapolis, Minnesota
TV: ESPN
Radio: KBME Sports Talk 790
Online: Rockets App, SCHN+
Time: 830pm
Probable Starting Lineups
Rockets: Amen Thompson, Reed Sheppard, Jabari Smith Jr., Kevin Durant, Alperen Sengun
The future of Indiana professional basketball was in Gainbridge Wednesday night, though neither of them took the court.
