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He’s coming off a career high 17-rebound performance Monday against the Pacers. He has appeared in 58 of the team’s 73 contests, making five starts and playing 18.2 minutes per night. The 25-year-old center has established himself as a member of Charlotte’s rotation in his third NBA season by averaging 7.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game while shooting 62.3% from the field. The deal was confirmed by Richards’ agents, Javon Phillips and Jared Mucha of Excel Basketball, Wojnarowski adds. Nick Richards‘ new three-year extension with the Hornets includes a team option for the final season, tweets Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.ħ:32pm: The extension is official, the Hornets announced ( via Twitter).Ħ:14pm: Nick Richards has agreed to a three-year, $15MM extension with the Hornets, tweets ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.Jordan’s company issued a statement this week revealing that he has talked to minority owner Gabe Plotkin about buying a larger share of the team, writes Steve Reed of The Associated Press, but the release doesn’t specify whether Jordan plans to remain the majority owner. Steve Apostolopoulos, a Canadian billionaire who had discussions with Michael Jordan about buying the Hornets, has decided to focus on a chance to purchase the NFL’s Washington Commanders, according to Brian Windhorst and Adam Schefter of ESPN.“Any opportunity we get a chance to do that is huge for us and we’ve got to really lock in and take advantage of it.” “When you’ve got teams that are trying to fight for playoff spots or fight to get into the playoffs, the intensity in the game is just a lot different,” Markelle Fultz said after Tuesday’s win over the 11th-seeded Wizards. The Magic are a long shot to climb into the play-in tournament, but they’re enjoying the chance to play spoiler against teams that are above them in the standings, per Nathaniel Marrerro of The Orlando Sentinel.There’s more from the Southeast Division:

“Has a total understanding on what it means to be a pro, so I just try to tell him to stay solid mentally and know that his time is coming.” “Saddiq respects the game, works on his body, works on his craft,” teammate John Collins said. He’s averaging 10.4 points and 4.3 rebounds in 15 games since joining the Hawks while shooting 45.6% from three-point range. The trade put Bey in the middle of a playoff race, and he’s been able to help Atlanta in its postseason push. I think this is the place He wants me to be at, so I gotta make the most of it.” “You could look at it in a negative way, like, ‘Damn, this team didn’t want me? But this team does want me.’ I think for me, looking at my faith, I just really trusted God. “It’s tough as a competitor, but you have to remember that once you get traded, somebody wanted you as well,” said Bey, who spent his first two-and-a-half NBA seasons in Detroit. He decided to look on the bright side of being traded and focus on contributing to his new team. Bey was sent to the Hawks in a four-team deal that didn’t become official until four days after it was agreed upon. Saddiq Bey knew he was the subject of trade rumors going into last month’s deadline, but he was surprised when the Pistons actually dealt him, writes Mike Curtis of The Detroit News.