HoopsHype: Atlanta Hawks

Dallas Mavericks PR: Luka Dončić (thoracic contusion, right knee sprain, left ankle soreness) will be AVAILABLE for Game 2 against the Celtics.
Source: Twitter @MavsPR

Each year during the June NBA Draft, new players enter the league’s ranks. Decades ago, many were college seniors, coming into the pros in their early 20s after graduation. More recently, though, that trend changed and often new entrants are only in their late teens.

Marc Stein: Luka Dončić, I’m told, is on course to play in tonight’s Game 2 of the NBA Finals as you would expect as we close in on tipoff in about four hours … despite the discomfort visible during yesterday’s open media session in Boston. More NBA from me: http://marcstein.substack.com
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Bronny James’s agent Rich Paul told The Stein Line that there are “a few more” invites under consideration they are still evaluating for potential workouts.
Source: marcstein.substack.com

Orlando continues to be mentioned by various league observers as a natural suitor for Paul George as well as Golden State’s Klay Thompson. The Clippers certainly hope to retain George in free agency, but they’ve made it clear by letting negotiations drag out to this point that they want to do it at their price.
Source: marcstein.substack.com

Tim MacMahon: Luka Doncic is now listed as questionable for Game 2. He has a thoracic contusion in addition to the right knee sprain and left ankle soreness he has been playing through.
Source: Twitter @espn_macmahon

As of now, Jokic still appears undecided on whether he’ll play in the Olympics or not, at least when it comes to the comments he has made on the matter in public. After finishing the season with the Denver Nuggets, he mentioned that he still has to “think about it.” A couple of days later, Pesic called “fake news” a report that Jokic will definitely join the Serbian national team in the Olympics, adding that people will learn what will happen “when the time comes.”
Source: EuroHoops.net

Bobby Manning: Might be late on this but Kristaps Porzingis said in his ESPN interview with Malika Andrews that he’s coming off the bench again in Game 2.
Source: Twitter @RealBobManning

Real Madrid and Serge Ibaka have already outlined an agreement for the center to join the club, as confirmed by various sources to our website this Saturday. With only the final details remaining, the Spanish-Congolese player will sign for one season and will replace Poirier, who is moving to Efes. Following the signings of Xavier Rathan-Mayes and Andrés Feliz, which our website reported in recent days, we can now announce the Ibaka deal.
Source: Encestando

Sirius XM NBA: Jason Kidd made headlines today by saying Jaylen Brown is Boston’s best player. Hear Jrue Holiday react to those comments with @TermineRadio and @GregAnthony50 #NBAFinals Hear the full interview and more coverage of the NBA Finals right here on NBA Radio  sxm.app.link/NBAFinals-Inte… pic.twitter.com/wYjDDsQzzY
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