The NBA, as is customary, will today review Victor Wembanyama’s first-quarter foul on Jalen Brunson to determine whether any additional penalties (such as a retroactive flagrant foul) are assessed.

NBA head of officiating Monty McCutchen, appearing now on ESPN, acknowledges that a foul was missed on Victor Wembanyama's first-quarter shove of Jalen Brunson and says the league's review is still ongoing regarding whether the play will be deemed a retroactive flagrant foul.

UPDATE: One league source, after my story published, told @TheSteinLine that the Celtics emerged from the weekend “with a real shot” to win this race with a Jaylen Brown-centric offer … adding that Milwaukee has considered going ahead even without a third-team facilitator.

Adam Silver says in Las Vegas that "there's no obvious solution here" to the trade status of Miami's Terry Rozier and calls it "unprecedented."

The Celtics have officially announced a Monday afternoon press conference for president of basketball operations Brad Stevens and new majority owner Bill Chisholm to discuss the Jaylen Brown trade after the league's annual moratorium is lifted and the deal is made official.

The NBA announces that the Lakers’ LeBron James, as we’ve seen in recent years, will not be present for today's NBA All-Star Media Day and will hold a separate press conference Sunday before participating in the All-Star Game.

Dirk Nowitzki on @NBAonPrime on Nico Harrison: "This move should have probably happened this summer honestly. I didn't want this negative energy over the Cooper Flagg era. ... This (Luka) trade ... it made no sense to (the fans) and really there was no explanation for it either."

All traded in the NBA over the past 10 days: Giannis Antetokounmpo LaMelo Ball Ja Morant Kawhi Leonard Jaylen Brown And that’s not even all the trades.