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As an acclaimed photographer and conceptual artist, Hank Willis Thomas has grown accustomed to criticisms of his unconventional art and concepts of identity.

The No. 4 draft pick may not be willing to expand his diet, but he’s trying new things on the court and it’s paid off tremendously for Sacramento.

Bench guard Angus Glover, who played a pivotal role in securing the NBL title, has re-signed with the Sydney Kings.

Before the Celtics took off for their longest road trip of the season, they stressed a sense of urgency. They knew they weren’t playing up to their standards, and they recognized the importance of correcting their inconsistencies with the playoffs coming soon.

On Tuesday night, the Boston Celtics (49-23) will be taking on the Sacramento Kings (43-28) at the Golden 1 Center.

The Celtics hope to find a win with a healthier roster after another rough loss to the Utah Jazz while the Kings look to win their fourth game in a row.

The Bucks still stand atop the league, but Joel Embiid has the 76ers right on their tails while the Celtics and Nuggets are sliding backward.

The Sydney Kings have re-signed the first member of their NBL championship-winning team, with rising star Jaylin Galloway committing long-term.

NEW YORK — If Nerlens Noel wasn’t the answer for Brooklyn’s backup center debacle, the Nets had better find another answer — and soon.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Somewhere, Pete Carril is working over a stale cigar, nodding with pride and approval.

Sacramento guard De’Aaron Fox reminded the Bulls what a late-game assassin looked like on Wednesday, and just so happens to be the Kings’ highest-paid player. If the Bulls really want to see what they have invested in with LaVine, let him start closing games, despite his very shaky history of…