Yesterday, perhaps due to insider information, the odds from a well-known foreign prediction agency showed the Heat surpassing the Cavaliers, reaching an astonishing 46%—double the Cavaliers' 23%. Today, the situation has changed dramatically. The agency updated its latest probabilities, and the Cavaliers suddenly reversed the Heat, rising from 23% to 41%, reclaiming the top spot. The Heat's probability dropped slightly to 35.7%. The Warriors haven't given up either, standing at 12.

Early this morning, a three-team trade took place: the Thunder sent Dort to the Hawks in exchange for three second-round picks (two from the Hawks and one from the Mavericks); the Hawks acquired Dort and also got Nembhard Jr. from the Mavericks; the Mavericks, in turn, received the 2024 No. 1 overall pick, Risacher, from the Hawks.

On July 20, Beijing time, the Los Angeles Lakers officially announced the signing of forward Ziaire Williams. Williams will don the Lakers' No. 11 jersey for the upcoming season, supporting Luka Doncic. Last season, the Lakers' No. 11 was worn by Jaxson Hayes. According to earlier reports, Williams signed a one-year, $3 million minimum contract.

On July 20, Beijing time, the Thunder made a major roster adjustment, sending Dort to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team trade, while the Hawks' Risacher was moved to the Mavericks. In exchange, the Thunder received three future second-round picks. This blockbuster move is just one of several cost-cutting measures during the Thunder's offseason, as the team aims to free up significant salary cap space for subsequent operations.

On July 20, Beijing time, according to renowned reporter Sidery, the Lakers have reached out to the Mavericks regarding P.J. Washington. The Lakers and Mavericks previously completed a blockbuster Luka Doncic trade that shocked the league, and it remains uncertain whether the management will approve this new deal. If the Lakers fail to acquire Kuminga, the trade for P.J. Washington would become their backup plan.

On July 20, Beijing time, according to renowned reporter Shams, the Thunder, Hawks, and Mavericks completed a three-team trade, with Dort joining the Hawks and 2024 No. 1 pick Risacher moving to the Mavericks. ESPN graded the deal: Hawks A-, Thunder B-, Mavericks B+.

A three-team trade details: The Hawks acquire Dort (from Thunder) and Nembhard (from Mavericks); the Thunder receive three second-round picks (two from Hawks, one from Mavericks); the Mavericks get Risacher (from Hawks).

Here we go again. A three-team trade has suddenly been completed, details as follows: The Hawks acquire Dort (from Thunder) and Nembhard (from Mavericks); the Thunder receive three second-round picks (two from the Hawks, one from the Mavericks); the Mavericks get Risacher (from the Hawks). With this, 27-year-old Dort officially ends his seven-season tenure with the Thunder. His stats: In the regular season, he averaged 11.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 1.

Recently, the Rockets' GM revealed in an interview that Jabari Smith Jr. has grown about 5 centimeters this summer, now standing at 2.16 meters tall with a wingspan of 2.21 meters. Born on May 13, 2003, he is now 23 years old and still managed to gain 5 centimeters in height over one summer—truly an epic evolution.

The French men's basketball team has announced its 15-man roster for the World Cup qualifiers, as follows: Ayayi, Bouteil, Fournier, Francisco, Gobert, Hifi, Hoard, Kabaro, Noah, Okobo, Pons, Renault, Strazel, Tape, and Wembanyama. The schedule shows that the French team will play Serbia twice on August 20 and 23 this summer, face Slovenia on August 27, and take on Sweden on August 30.