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1. Barnwell predicts AFC East moves: Time for life without Gronk?

   There could be big changes in New England this offseason. The Jets, meanwhile, have money to spend, and everyone is still chasing the Pats.

2. Harden: 'Arrogant' Foster shouldn't ref our games

   After fouling out late in Thursday's loss to the Lakers, James Harden sounded off on referee Scott Foster, saying he shouldn't be allowed to officiate Rockets games anymore.

3. Chelsea banned from signings for two windows

   FIFA has banned Chelsea from registering new players until the summer of 2020 over rule breaches related to the international transfer and registration of players under the age of 18.

4. Green: Warriors-Kings rivalry 'coming soon'

   Though they completed a 4-0 sweep of the Kings on Thursday, several Warriors players praised Sacramento as a "scrappy, young" team and foresee a rivalry in the making.

5. George asks Nike about Zion's 'PG' shoe blowout

   Paul George said Thursday that he reached out to Nike to find out "what went wrong" with his PG 2.5 signature shoe that Zion Williamson was wearing when he injured his knee on Wednesday.

6. Jackson: 'Spoiled' NBAers lack love for the game

   Former NBA swingman Stephen Jackson is happy that this era's players have more of a say in regard to where they want to play, but he doesn't think a lot of younger players have the same love for the game that his generation did.

7. Kucherov fastest to 100 points since 1996-97

   Tampa Bay's Nikita Kucherov, who leads the NHL in scoring, reached the 100-point plateau with a second-period goal Thursday, making him the quickest to 100 points since the 1996-97 season.

8. Bracketology: Michigan, MSU have No. 2 seeds ahead of matchup

   The Wolverines and Spartans both own No. 2 seeds ahead of their first matchup of 2018-19 on Sunday.

9. Lowe: Ten things I like and don't like, including the Warriors' genius

   This week we highlight Joel Embiid chase-downs, Jayson Tatum's defense and Joey Buckets.

10. Predicting NBA superstar moves: KD, Kyrie, AD and Kawhi

    We polled the ESPN Forecast panel of experts for their votes on the next teams for star players.