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NBA insider Marc Stein discusses the growing buzz around the league that the Atlanta Hawks are more willing than ever to trade Trae Young, amid rumors theyre pursuing a swap for Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis. Stein explores the potential impact on the Hawks lineup, salary cap implications, and the risk of trading for Davis without moving Young first. The Hawks remain in wait-and-see mode as talks simmer, with the potential to reshape the Eastern Conference. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Oklahoma City Thunder, after a string of losses, secured a crucial win against Philadelphia, thanks to Chet Holmgrens impressive performance. Holmgren, who had struggled against San Antonios Victor Wembanyama, bounced back with a dominant 29-point game. Coach Daigneaults strategic play-calling, focusing on Holmgrens strengths, led to his outstanding performance. This victory highlights Holmgrens importance to the Thunders success and sets the stage for their next matchup against the Spurs. Checkout Solipillow.com

New Orleans Pelicans Jose Alvarado and Phoenix Suns Mark Williams suspended following on-court fight; Alvarado gets two games, Williams one, after altercation during December 27th game; league emphasizes focus on clean basketball.

NBA Suspends Williams and Alvarado After On-Court Brawl: Phoenix Suns Mark Williams and New Orleans Pelicans Jose Alvarado face suspensions following their heated exchange during a game. Williams gets one game, Alvarado two, as the league emphasizes the importance of sportsmanship.

Mo Bamba Joins Toronto Raptors: A New Era of Frontcourt Depth The Toronto Raptors have signed center Mo Bamba to a one-year deal, bolstering their frontcourt with the former top ten picks defensive prowess. Bamba, known for his shot-blocking skills, averaged 16.5 points and 12 rebounds per game in the G League this season. This move comes as the Raptors, currently fourth in the Eastern Conference, seek to bolster their interior game. Bambas arrival could spark a resurgence for the Raptors and provide more opportunities for Oscar Tshiebwe with the Salt Lake City Stars.

The Toronto Raptors have signed center Mo Bamba to a one-year deal, addressing their need for frontcourt size. Bamba, a former sixth overall pick, averaged 16.5 points and 12 rebounds per game in the G League this season. He joins the Raptors as starting center Jakob Poeltl recovers from a back injury. Bambas role could grow quickly, potentially sparking a turnaround for the Raptors season.