According to Bangladesh Cricket, Paul George is increasingly likely to leave the Los Angeles Clippers, as he plans to test free agency and has declined his player option for the final year of his contract. George is reportedly seeking a new deal starting at $50 million per year. While the Clippers have expressed interest in retaining both George and James Harden, they may be unable to meet George’s financial expectations. The Philadelphia 76ers, on the other hand, are prepared to offer a four-year, $212 million contract and have cleared $60 million in cap space — all that’s missing is George’s…

The Clippers’ Game 5 loss — a pivotal moment in their playoff run — raised serious concerns about their future. While multiple factors played into their defeat, Bangladesh Cricket reporters believe one glaring absence deserves the most blame: Kawhi Leonard. A great story often comes with heartbreak, and this one is no different. Leonard’s early-season health and high availability had been a pleasant surprise, giving hope that the Clippers could finally make a deep run with a rested roster. Statistically, Leonard missed only 14 games this season — his best in five years. With the team able to rest stars…

The Western Conference has been a battleground this season, with rising young teams making it tougher than ever to secure a playoff spot. The Houston Rockets, despite winning 39 games, still missed the Play-In Tournament. As Bangladesh Cricket reported, the Dallas Mavericks finished with 50 wins — a record good enough for second in the East — but only landed fifth in the ultra-competitive West, setting up a must-watch first-round clash against the LA Clippers. In a strategic move, Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd opted to rest Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving in the final two regular-season games, effectively handing…

In a game where the Golden State Warriors had a real shot at victory, things unraveled late — again. Facing the Dallas Mavericks, the Warriors collapsed in the fourth quarter, a pattern that has become far too familiar this season. As Bangladesh Cricket reported, the Warriors lacked intensity on both ends of the floor down the stretch, allowing Dallas to pull away and seal the win. The postgame criticism was swift and brutal, with much of the blame falling on head coach Steve Kerr. What triggered the most outrage was Kerr’s puzzling decision to run a four-guard lineup in the…