Betway Scores

USA - NCAAB

FT

Canisius Golden GriffinsMount St. Mary's Mountaineers

3434

3345

6878

FT

Canisius Golden GriffinsNiagara Purple Eagles

2826

3425

5459

FT

Iona GaelsCanisius Golden Griffins

3044

2523

7448

FT

Manhattan JaspersCanisius Golden Griffins

3232

2842

6470

FT

Canisius Golden GriffinsSacred Heart Pioneers

3448

4137

8278

FT

Canisius Golden GriffinsFairfield Stags

3946

3744

8581

FT

Duquesne DukesCanisius Golden Griffins

4657

3029

10359

FT

Rhode Island RamsCanisius Golden Griffins

2240

2718

6245

FT

Maine Black BearsCanisius Golden Griffins

1726

3931

4370

FT

Siena SaintsCanisius Golden Griffins

4133

2329

7452

FT

St. Peter's PeacocksCanisius Golden Griffins

3237

3225

6957

Raptors not expected to try to trade for Ja Morant, Anthony Davis

Getty Despite recent speculation, the Raptors are not lining up as serious bidders for Ja Morant. One league insider told SportsNet’s Michael Grange that while Toronto has been loosely connected to Morant since word surfaced that the Grizzlies may listen on offers, the Raptors are not expected to pursue him in any meaningful way. Grange also cast doubt on the idea of Toronto chasing Anthony Davis, noting that a soon-to-be 33-year-old star fits a win-now profile that does not align with where the Raptors believe they are. Instead, multiple sources told SportsNet that Toronto is comfortable staying patient and may be more inclined to consider a major move a year from now rather than forcing one at this deadline. The Raptors have a relatively young roster, and coach Darko Rajakovic has repeatedly referenced a rebuild when discussing the team’s progress, even as the club operates near luxury tax territory. The takeaway is simple. Basically, Toronto is not boxed in. The plan is intact, and any big swing will come only if it truly fits the long-term picture. The post Raptors not expected to try to trade for Ja Morant, Anthony Davis appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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Suns likely to stand pat at trade deadline, with season going well as is

Imagn The Suns like what they have. Quite a bit, actually. Team officials have told Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic that the Suns are not looking to make a move at the trade deadline unless something truly blows them away. The word coming out of the front office is that the chemistry is real, the direction feels right, and there is no appetite to tinker just for the sake of activity. That mindset matters, especially given how this season has unfolded. After moving on from Kevin Durant and waiving Bradley Beal over the summer, Phoenix was widely viewed as a step-back team. Instead, the Suns are 26-17, hanging around the middle of the West playoff picture and sitting within striking distance of the top four. There is also curiosity inside the organization about what Jalen Green brings once he finally gets on the floor. Green is expected back Tuesday after missing nearly two-and-a-half months with hamstring issues. Internally, he is viewed as something of a late-arriving addition rather than a sunk cost. That does not mean Phoenix will sit entirely still. Veteran center Nick Richards is widely viewed as movable on his expiring deal, especially with the Suns hovering just above the luxury tax line. Team owner Mat Ishbia has shown he will spend, but ducking the tax now could matter later. As for bigger swings, such as revisiting interest in the Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga or addressing power forward long-term, league sources believe those conversations are more likely to resurface in the offseason. The post Suns likely to stand pat at trade deadline, with season going well as is appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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