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Last updated: March 21, 2026, 9:30 PM ET

Player Discipline & On-Court Incidents

The league office is reviewing multiple on-court incidents following a volatile period of play, including the ejection of two players during the Oklahoma City Thunder's 132-111 victory over the Washington Wizards on Sunday, where Jaylin Williams and Justin Champagnie were dismissed late in the first half following an altercation. Separately, Andre Drummond of the 76ers incurred a $25,000 fine from the NBA for making a visible gun-like gesture directed toward the Kings' bench during recent action, underscoring the league's strict stance on sportsmanship and conduct drawing a heavy penalty.

Injury Updates & Roster Moves

Several key personnel are navigating injury reports, with the Denver Nuggets anticipating the return of Peyton Watson for Sunday's matchup against the Trail Blazers after he missed over six weeks nursing a hamstring strain. Meanwhile, the Washington Wizards face continued uncertainty as point guard Trae Young remains sidelined indefinitely due to a pair of undisclosed injuries without a firm return timetable. In better news for title contenders, Stephen Curry is progressing in his recovery from a knee issue, as the Warriors plan to integrate him into full-contact practice drills in the coming days, though he has been officially ruled out for their next two contests preparing for live contact.

Off-Court Legal Matters

Away from the hardwood, Luka Dončić has taken legal action to halt proceedings initiated by his ex-fiancée, filing documents to dismiss a petition seeking both child support for their two daughters and associated attorney fees, according to reports seeking dismissal of filing.