NBA awards: Bontemps' ballot for MVP, top rookie, every honor
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NBA analyst Tim Bontemps revealed his ballot for major awards, including MVP, Rookie of the Year, and All-NBA honors. The predictions highlight close races and key contenders, with some awards still too tight to call as the season concludes.
The Dodgers (14-4) face the Rockies (7-12) in Denver, starting a four-game series. Tyler Glasnow makes his first Coors Field start for LA, while Tomoyuki Sugano pitches for Colorado. The game details, including lineups, are scheduled for Friday night.
Kevin Durant is listed as questionable for Game 1 of the Rockets-Lakers playoff series due to a right knee contusion. The game is scheduled for Saturday, with Durant's status uncertain. The injury could impact the Rockets' lineup for the first-round matchup.
The Astros and Cardinals face off in Game 21 on April 17, with Astros' Peter Lambert making his season debut against Cardinals' Kyle Leahy, as both teams aim to improve their records.
LeBron James is considering retirement at season's end but has not committed, with options including returning to the Lakers or playing elsewhere in 2026-27. According to The Athletic, James is not interested in a farewell tour, leaving his future uncertain.
Jayson Tatum views his achievements with the Boston Celtics as a milestone, but remains eager for more success. He reflects on his journey and the desire to continue improving, emphasizing that his accomplishments are just the beginning of his aspirations.
Rose-Hulman men's tennis team is ranked 58th nationally in NCAA Division III, with a 10-7 record and a 4-0 conference record. The team has been HCAC champions for two consecutive seasons, and also secured their fifth baseball win of the season.
