“I haven't let go of the envelope,” Mavs CEO Rick Welts told NBC 5, holding the envelope used to reveal the lottery winner.

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The Indiana Pacers are rolling. They are one game away from the Eastern Conference Finals and upsetting the Cleveland ...

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The first image of New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye handing the ball off to rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson has emerged.

The Mavericks winning the Cooper Flagg sweepstakes marked one of the luckiest NBA Draft Lottery wins in event history.