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Scoring	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	OT	T
La Union		25	20	25	18		88
Obras		19	16	17	25		77

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Warriors continue to be linked to Nets’ Michael Porter Jr.

Imagn As the Feb. 5 deadline creeps closer, league executives keep circling the same name, and it is not subtle anymore. Michael Porter Jr. is playing the best basketball of his career, and he is doing it for a Nets team that is clearly pointed toward the future. Those two facts tend to collide this time of year. Porter has become Brooklyn’s primary scoring option since arriving last summer, and the numbers are loud. He is averaging 25.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 3.2 assists while shooting nearly 49 percent from the field and better than 40 percent from three on high volume. Scouts told Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoops Journal the appeal is simple. He scores without hijacking possessions, moves defenders with gravity, and plugs into good teams without forcing structural change. “You can put him anywhere and he helps,” one scout said, pointing to how seamlessly Porter once fit next to Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray in Denver. That is why the Warriors continue to hover. League sources told Afseth there is legitimate interest, even if public noise has been muted. Golden State has a history of going quiet before going hard. The wrinkle is structure. Around the league, there is growing belief that any Porter deal could require multiple teams, with Jonathan Kuminga rerouted elsewhere. His contract, which includes a 2026-27 team option, is viewed as a flexible asset. The Lakers, Kings, and Mavericks have all been mentioned as teams to monitor in those conversations. Brooklyn is not rushed. Porter is under contract through 2026-27, and the Nets have draft capital in hand. That gives them leverage. For contenders, the appeal is obvious. For the Nets, patience might be the smartest play. The post Warriors continue to be linked to Nets’ Michael Porter Jr. appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga on radar of Lakers, Mavericks, Kings

Getty The Lakers continue to hover in the background, and this time the name drawing their attention is Jonathan Kuminga. Sources told Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoops Journal that the Lakers remain one of the teams to watch in the Kuminga market. His trade eligibility earlier this month only accelerated conversations that had already been quietly circulating. Oh, he also demanded a trade. Contract mechanics are doing much of the work here. Kuminga is on a two-year deal worth roughly $46.8 million, with a $24.3 million team option for 2026-27. That structure gives acquiring teams options rather than obligations, a rare and useful trait in deadline season. League sources told Afseth that Golden State has shown a preference for expiring or short-term money in any Kuminga framework, narrowing the field to teams that can move cleanly. The Lakers fit that description. Their payroll allows for aggregation and rerouting, and sources say Los Angeles continues to prioritize athleticism and defensive versatility on the wing around Luka Doncic. Kuminga checks both boxes. The Mavericks and Kings have also monitored Kuminga, though neither is viewed as driving the market. Sacramento’s past interest remains real, but asset limitations linger. Nothing appears imminent. Still, if Golden State places a call, the Lakers are positioned to answer the phone. The post Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga on radar of Lakers, Mavericks, Kings appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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