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Last updated: March 19, 2026, 11:30 PM ET

NBA Milestones & Player Availability

LeBron James tied the NBA's all-time games-played record held by Robert Parish on Thursday night, suiting up for his 1,611th career contest against the Miami Heat, a game for which he was previously listed as available LeBron available. The Lakers superstar, who previously showcased a dominant run by going undefeated for 52 straight days during the 2013 season 27 straight wins, also anchored the team's current season-best seven-game winning streak with six powerful dunks in a Wednesday victory over Houston LeBron's 6 dunks; despite public speculation about joining a Las Vegas expansion ownership group, James confirmed he no longer intends to pursue that venture. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers secured a 115-110 victory over the Chicago Bulls, though they managed the win while resting star guard Donovan Mitchell due to a bruised left eye.

Injury Updates & Team Setbacks

Several key contenders faced significant personnel losses over the past 24 hours as teams brace for the postseason push. Detroit Pistons centerpiece Cade Cunningham received a difficult diagnosis of a collapsed lung, signaling an extended absence from the lineup that severely hampers the team's outlook. Similarly, the Brooklyn Nets will have to navigate at least two to three weeks without Michael Porter Jr. after he strained his left hamstring, a setback that could potentially sideline their top scorer for the remainder of the regular season. These injuries place added pressure on teams like the Golden State Warriors, whose coach Steve Kerr frankly admitted the cold truth that his squad is now resigned to fighting through the play-in tournament following a sixth loss in their last seven outings.

Ceremonial Recognition

In a moment of franchise history, the Charlotte Hornets retired the jersey of long-time sharpshooter Dell Curry, raising his number 30 to the rafters during halftime of Thursday night's contest against the Orlando Magic, an emotional event where the former player fought back tears during the ceremony.