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Larry Hardesty

Larry reacts to the Top News of the day including Doris Burke's positive COVID-19 test, Mark Rubin's comments on the Sixers and much more.

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Kyrie Irving donates $323K, partners to provide 250K meals during coronavirus pandemic

The Nets superstar guard is partnering with charities to provide meals to those in need in the New York area.

Could KD upset Georgetown icon Patrick Ewing? (0:45)

Revisiting Kyrie's all-access 2011 pre-draft workout (0:59)

Can the NBA playoffs compete with the start of the NFL season? (1:20)

Will NBA players get full salaries past April 1? (1:02)

Woj shares how the NBA is trying to contain the coronavirus (2:34)

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The Hoop Collective: Adam Silver's Creative Plans And How The 2020 Season Could Play Out

A charity game? Adam Silver says that's one solution the NBA is considering to excite basketball fans while the league is on hiatus. Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon discuss the commissioner's ideas, long-term scheduling ramifications of suspended play (11:18) and Michele Roberts' comments about coronavirus testing for NBA players.

How is the NBA gauging its potential return? (0:55)

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Silver lays out NBA's timetable to return (1:57)

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Nets defend players' tests, cite use of private lab

The Nets responded to New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent criticism of the team getting tested for the coronavirus, explaining in a statement Wednesday that they used a private laboratory and paid for the tests themselves.

Silver responds to New York Mayor de Blasio about tested players (2:27)

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Silver answers if he's been tested for COVID-19 (0:36)

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Silver on first week without games, role NBA can play during coronavirus pandemic (1:54)

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Woj: NBA teams hoping players stay in their home cities (1:09)

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Nets' Chandler told 'stay out' of apartment areas

Wilson Chandler wouldn't confirm if he was one of four Nets players to test positive for coronavirus, but he did rail on social media about how his building manager told him to stay out of the common areas.

Where the East contenders stand at the hiatus (2:32)

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NYC mayor takes issue with Nets' COVID-19 tests

After the Nets announced on Tuesday that four of their players tested positive for the coronavirus, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio took aim at the NBA team's ability to get testing that has been unavailable to so many others.

4 Nets test positive for coronavirus (1:11)

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Durant among four Nets to test positive for virus

Kevin Durant is among four Nets players to have tested positive for the coronavirus, ESPN confirmed. One player is exhibiting symptoms, and the other three are asymptomatic, the team announced Tuesday.

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How the NBA's suspension impacts the league-best Bucks and every East team

Our NBA experts examine what an extended layoff could mean for every Eastern Conference team.

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Kleiman: Durant playing in summer unrealistic

Kevin Durant's longtime business partner Rich Kleiman tamped down expectations for the former MVP on Monday morning, telling Golic & Wingo that hopes of Durant playing in June or July are "not very realistic."