Will the Magic make a playoff run this season? (1:20)

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Potential surprise players for all 22 teams in the NBA restart

Which NBA players are ready to take advantage of the spotlight in the bubble for each franchise?

Rachel Nichols, Kendrick Perkins and Richard Jefferson react to the latest around the players arriving in the bubble.

The panel reacts to players arriving in the Orlando bubble showing their living quarters and practice facilities. Plus, can Zion win ROY? Will Brandon Ingram get a max contract? We run back the greatest old man plays, and take the Knicks to summer school grading their strengths and weaknesses.

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Here's how NBA players and teams are arriving to the Disney bubble

Get an inside look at NBA players' arrivals, hotel-room setups and practice courts as teams make their way into the Disney bubble.

First Take 2nd Hour: Makur Maker on why he picked Howard, reaction to Stephen Jackson on CNN, and more

5-Star basketball recruit Makur Maker joins to talk about why he committed to Howard University. Stephen A. & Max react to Amazon pulling Washington NFL merchandise, talk about Stephen Jackson's defense of Desean Jackson, and much more.

Inside the NBA bubble: A day in the life of Evan Fournier (2:25)

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Unidentified Magic player tests positive for virus

The Orlando Magic said Tuesday that one of their players recently tested positive for the coronavirus.

J&J: Bradley Beal Opting Out Of The NBA Bubble

Spend your afternoon with Jalen & Jacoby as they discuss Patrick Mahomes getting the bag, Bradley Beal opting out of the NBA Bubble in Orlando, the Magic's social media flex and T.I. calls out 50 Cent.

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New NBA Power Rankings, and key questions for all 22 teams

All 22 teams face big questions ahead of training camp, which begins this week in Orlando, Florida.

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14dNick Friedell

Magic's Clifford views restart as separate season

Magic coach Steve Clifford views the NBA's upcoming restart as more of a standalone experience rather than a continuation of the 2019-2020 regular season.

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15dNick Friedell

Fultz: Can still champion causes while playing

Magic guard Markelle Fultz thinks that players can still champion social justice causes while playing games.

Shaq ends game of HORSE vs. Gronk by tearing off rim (0:24)

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18dNick Friedell and Tim MacMahon

2020 NBA schedule: The 12 most important games of the restarted regular season

The schedule for the NBA's restart is set. Here are the must-watch games as teams push for the postseason.

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The Hoop Collective: Virus Concerns, LAL's Title Hopes

Avery Bradley's absence is significant, but is it enough to derail the Lakers' title chances? Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon discuss that (21:45), as well as growing concerns around the league amid a number of positive coronavirus tests publicly announced this week.

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Welcome to the bubble: Everything to know about the NBA's 22-team restart

Get ready for the NBA's return with the biggest questions, stats and storylines to know for every team headed to Orlando in July.

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The Hoop Collective: Life Inside The NBA Bubble

While the NBA players await the protocol that outlines the rules and regulations of life inside the bubble, Brian Windhorst, Bobby Marks and Disney aficionado Royce Young discuss what questions remain and how challenging life down in Orlando could be.

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Coaches say NBA must use platform for change

Miami's Erik Spoelstra said he's talked with other coaches and some players in recent days about the best path the NBA could take next to combat racial injustice. Orlando's Steve Clifford also believes the league will take action when the season resumes.

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40dTim Bontemps

Silver: Older coaches could be sidelined in return

Adam Silver, in an appearance on TNT's "Inside the NBA" Thursday night, said there is a chance that older NBA head coaches won't be able to be on the bench when the league resumes play due to concerns about the coronavirus.