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Dallas Mavericks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder FREE LIVE STREAM (5/13/24): Watch NBA Playoffs game online | Time, TV, channel
The Dallas Mavericks (2-1) face the Oklahoma City Thunder (1-2) in Game 4 of the second round of the Western Conference Playoffs on Monday, May 13, 2024 (5/13/24) at American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas.
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Here is what you need to know:
What: Western Conference second round Game 4
Who: Dallas Mavericks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
When: Monday, May 13, 2024 (5/13/24)
Where: American Airlines Arena
Time: 9:30 p.m. ET
TV: TNT
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Here’s a recent NBA story from the AP:
NBA teams were told Monday that Bronny James, the son of the Los Angeles Lakers’ LeBron James, has been medically cleared to play in the league and is expected to participate in the draft combine this week, a person with knowledge of the matter told The Associated Press.
Teams were told of the clearance in a memo sent Monday morning, according to the person who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the league did not publicly release any details. All players at the draft combine in Chicago undergo medical examinations.
ESPN first reported the NBA’s decision.
The clearance determination was likely expected, given that Bronny James was able to play the final 25 games for Southern California this past season as a freshman. He suffered cardiac arrest during a practice session in July 2023 and needed a procedure to fix what was diagnosed as a congenital heart defect, then missed several months while recovering.
The NBA convened what is known as a fitness-to-play panel — three doctors who review medical records — to determine if James should be cleared. They determined that he is “medically able and fit to play basketball in the NBA,” which means he can take part in the combine.
James is on a roster to participate in on-court games Tuesday, though rosters and playing plans often change at the combine. All players at the combine are also expected to participate in a media session on Tuesday.
The 6-foot-4 guard averaged 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists at USC this past season. He has until later this month to decide if he is going to stay in the draft or return to college basketball for at least one more season.
LeBron James — the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, and someone who just finished his 21st season in the league — said many times in recent years that he would like to play in the league alongside his son. But when this season ended, the Lakers star who could become a free agent this summer said he hasn’t “given much thought lately” about the notion of playing on a team with Bronny James.
“The kid has to do what he wants to do — and I don’t even want to say kid no more — the young man will decide what he wants to do and how he wants his career to go,” LeBron James said when the Lakers’ season ended with a playoff loss to Denver. “I just think the fact that we’re even having the conversation is pretty cool in the sense of that. Obviously, we’ll see what happens.”
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Oklahoma Adds Another 2026 Defensive Commitment
NORMAN — Oklahoma’s 2026 recruiting momentum didn’t exactly slow Monday, even after the decommitment of defensive lineman T-Ron Richardson earlier in the day.
The Sooners added three-star linebacker Kristan Moore to the class two days before players are allowed to begin signing.
Moore had been committed to North Alabama since July before decommitting Sunday.
The Selma, Alabama, product had long been on Oklahoma’s radar, attending a camp in Norman last summer.
He also took an unofficial visit in September for the Sooners’ win over Michigan.
But Moore (6-foot-2, 215 pounds) recently picked up an offer from OU and visited again for Saturday’s 17-13 win over LSU that all but clinched a spot in the College Football Playoff for the Sooners.
Oklahoma is the only Power Four program to offer Moore, through he recently visited Florida as well.
Moore is the No. 125 linebacker in the class and the No. 60 player in the state of Alabama according to the 247 Sports Composite rankings.
He’s just the second linebacker commit in the class, joining three star Beau Jandreau of Chandler (Arizona) Hamilton.
Moore is the 11th defensive commitment in the class for the Sooners. OU is 15th in the 247 Sports Composite team rankings.
Moore’s commitment kept up a recent recruiting surge for the Sooners, who have added five commitments in the 2026 class in the last week.
He joins recent commitments Dane Bathurst, an edge rusher from Carmel, Indiana, safety Markel Ford of Mesquite (Texas) Horn, Cibolo (Texas) running back Jonathan Hatton Jr. and Miami (Florida) St. John Neumann wide receiver Jayden Petit and Montgomery (Texas) running back Keldrid Ben in recently committing to the Sooners.
Oklahoma has also added commitments from Millville (Utah) Ridgeline edge rusher Krew Jones and Tuscaloosa (Alabama) Central wide receiver Tra’Von Hall in the 2027 class during that time period.
The Sooners wrapped up their regular season 10-2, winning four consecutive games to put them on the doorstep of their first College Football Playoff berth since 2019.
Oklahoma coach Brent Venables and general manager Jim Nagy are expected to speak to the media Wednesday to discuss the 2026 signing class.
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Are schools closed today? See OKC schools closing Dec. 1 for icy roads
5 winterization tips to prevent frozen pipes in your home
Frozen pipes can burst and lead to costly repairs. Follow these tips to prevent your pipes from freezing this winter.
Some schools and businesses around Oklahoma are closing or going virtual for the day after freezing rain overnight led to icy roads and frigid temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service, freezing rain will continue in Oklahoma City until 9 a.m., which will lead to a glaze of ice on elevated surfaces like roads and bridges.
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation warned on social media that drivers will likely see black ice during morning commutes. “Slow down and give yourself extra time to get to your destination safely,” the post reads.
With poor conditions, driving to the school pickup line or waiting for the bus may be harder than anticipated as some schools begin making decisions for Monday, Dec. 1.
Check below for any changes or cancellations for local schools organized by district.
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OKC school closures, or virtual-remote learning:
Here are the schools closing at this time in the Oklahoma City metro area. This story will be updated as closures are announced.
- Bethany Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Choctaw-Nicoma Park Public School: Closed Monday
- Deer Creek Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Edmond Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Epic Charter School: No cancellation at this time
- Midwest City-Del City Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Moore Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Mustang Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Norman Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Oklahoma City Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Piedmont Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Putnam City Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Santa Fe South Charter Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Western Heights Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
- Yukon Public Schools: No cancellation at this time
Activity, event cancelations in Oklahoma due to weather
Following are major Oklahoma City-area services or businesses closing on Dec. 1:
- Infant Crisis Center, open at noon on Monday
- Oklahoma City-County Health Department, open at 10 a.m. Monday
- Oklahoma County Courthouse, open at 10 a.m. Monday
- Oklahoma County offices, open at 10 a.m. today
Keep up with school, church and event closings using the link below.
This story will be updated.
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39 states join Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond in push to pass Tribal Warrant Fairness Act
OKLAHOMA (KXII) – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is leading a coalition of 39 attorneys general in an attempt to pass the Tribal Warrant Fairness Act.
Drummond says this legislature would help give tribal communities equal access to federal law enforcement resources, effectively protecting Native American children and increasing public safety across Oklahoma.
“Tribal communities deserve equal access to federal law enforcement resources. This legislation will help protect Native American children and increase public safety across Oklahoma by ensuring our tribal partners have the skilled assistance of the U.S. Marshals Service when they need it most.”
The act was introduced by Senator Markwayne Mullin (R), who represents Oklahoma in Washington D.C.
Drummond says this push comes amidst the MMIP (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons) crisis affecting native communities.
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