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Alito warns against congressional Supreme Court meddling, says some lower court judges 'have gone far astray'
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, Jr. on Thursday warned that Congress could defund the high court, hamstringing its ability to carry out its operations, The Hill reported.
"Congress can turn off the lights at the Supreme Court and stop everything from happening if they want to defund their activities. And there are many, many, many other things that they can do, or at least try to do," Alito said during remarks at the Federalist Society's Antonin Scalia Memorial Dinner, the outlet reported.
"So, it is important to preserve the independence of the judiciary," he reportedly said. "If that is eliminated, then the Constitution as adopted in 1789 will no longer be the same."
ALITO REITERATES HE'S NOT RETIRING, IS COMMITTED THROUGH END OF CURRENT SUPREME COURT TERM
While Congress could target the Supreme Court's funding, the U.S. Constitution explicitly protects the pay of high court justices.
"The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish. The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour, and shall, at stated Times, receive for their Services, a Compensation, which shall not be diminished during their Continuance in Office," Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution reads.
TRUMP'S SUPREME COURT MAJORITY FACES LOOMING THREAT AFTER DEM SENATE TAKEOVER: 'STUCK'
Alito indicated that lower-level judges have at times handed down "unjustified" orders obstructing the policies of presidents during recent years, The Hill reported.
"They are dedicated and they are skillful, but they're not perfect and they make mistakes," he said, according to the report. "And in some instances, I think they have gone far astray in abuse of their powers."
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Alito, who has served on the Supreme Court since early 2006, was nominated by Republican President George W. Bush.
Ella Langley releases new song 'Here Then We're Gone' for 'Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping'
Ella Langley's highly anticipated new music has arrived.
As our loyal readers know, Langley has become the most famous woman in country music, and there's no close second.
She's absolutely torching the charts with "Choosin' Texas" leading the way, packing venues across the country with her latest tour and is a social media star.
Now, she has a new track for fans to enjoy.
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Langley's new song "Here Then We're Gone" was released Friday as part of the soundtrack for the new movie "The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping."
The latest "Hunger Games" film hits theaters on Nov. 20.
The song is exactly what fans have come to love from the incredibly talented and accomplished country singer.
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Give it a listen below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Something tells me this is going to be another massive hit from Langley, and plenty of support quickly flowed into the comments on YouTube.
One fan wrote, "I can already tell this song gonna hit hard during the movie."
A second listener added, "Vocals are so good on this."
A third commented, "One of those songs you know is great the first time you hear it."
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Like I said, I have a solid feeling that this will be Langley's latest song to pull massive numbers on streaming and on the charts.
What do you think about "Here Then We're Gone"? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com, and make sure to check back for the latest updates as we have them from the country music world.
Star golfer has a new appreciation for SI swimsuit models after recent shoot, Herbert auction & Herbie's dog
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Six weeks ago, I interviewed Hull and asked her about Sydney Sweeney critics who blasted the actress over her Novig commercial. Hull defended Sweeney and praised her "sex appeal."
Since then, it was announced that Hull, the world's 8th ranked female golfer, did a swimsuit shoot for Sports Illustrated. And she has nothing but great things to say about women who model bikinis.
"It's always been like a childhood dream since I was younger because one of my main idols growing up was Anna Kournikova. She's a tennis player, and she was always in Sports Illustrated. I was like, oh, my God, please. Yeah, definitely," Hull told golf media members this week.
"Yeah, just got out there in the morning. Flew to Ibiza, only like an hour and 50 flight from the UK. Literally landed, went straight into hair and makeup, and just shot until like 8 p.m. at night. Hats off to models, because it seems like a very easy job, but I didn't realize how hard it was.
"Yeah, it was pretty cool. And then the next day we did like a content day on the boat, and, yeah, it was just super fun. It was good. And then I flew home that evening and I ate loads of cookies at the airport."
Credit to Hull. She stood up for Sweeney and then went out and did her own content shoot to shut up the wokes like Australian surfer Felicity Palmateer who claimed that Sweeney had damaged female athletes. "Just absolute utter disbelief, incredibly disappointing, like, how far you can put women’s sports backwards in the space of a 42-second commercial," Palmateer told CNN in September.
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Off a plate, Kirk? Are you kidding me? Why?
It's one thing to have the dog on the field and chasing a ball like a dog would do in the wild. But we're now talking about the damn dog eating off a plate in an expensive New York City steakhouse. It's time for an intervention for Herbstreit. Someone has to step in here and tell him to pump the brakes.
• John in Huntsville, TX asks: It seems like we are going backwards with NFL football on TV. The picture quality is poor and connection drops. Am I the only person with this problem.
Kinsey: No problems here this season. In years past, absolutely. Insufferable issues. Now, my basement TVs are hardwired to the Internet. I don't know if that makes a difference.
• Brad S. says: I read Donovan's idiotic comments yesterday, and can't understand how a person could be so negative and insolent. It must be lonely in mom's basement. I don't even need to guess how he voted. Then I read Katie's comments (you were batting 1000% yesterday!) and had a similar impression. (But I doubt she lives in mom's basement.) Then it hit me! These two miserable people should be matched up!
Just think, a ScreenCaps Miserable People Dating Service! The only requirement: They BOTH have to give a play-by-play summary of the first date. Tell management they won't have to worry about NSFW content. There's NO way these two insufferable people would ever be having the sexy time!
America's best daily column would truly be even more "full-service" than it is now, but you'd likely have to hire staff.
• David W. has a sensible response to Donovan's attack on me: I think you should write about the WNBA all you want, there is nothing wrong with the acquisition of information. I had no idea this league existed until Caitlin Clark appeared, took a look and some of the shots where very impressive, as soon as her teammates get used to some of the passes maybe the turnovers will slow down.
Then there is Angel Reese, hate her or like her one thing is prevalent, she is tenacious and plays well with Clark, evidenced by the all-star game, but what do I know I might have watched less games than fingers on my hand. Then there is Sophie Cunningham, the real star because she is authentic and the rest of the players in the league should take notice.
Never watched a second of the finals and read they walked out on the National Anthem, who does that. If the league turns their back on a little common sense they will return to obscurity, millions once again will be saying the WNBA, what is that.
• Gerard goes after Katie M:
What normal person uses the word Misogynistic? What does it even mean? When I hear that word, I just giggle and think they are saying Massage Therapist…….. No one cares when you call someone Misogynistic Katie M!
• Kevin in Gibsonia asks: What color do you think Katie's hair is?
Kinsey: Indiana Hoosiers red.
• Paul in Cincy checks in: Sheesh, Donovan E. and Katie M. sound like miserable people that need to get together ASAP! Maybe send them a gift card to Starbucks and a vegan restaurant to get their romantic night of bitching and complaining started.
How do they go through life so bitter?? They're probably big fans of Rachel Madcow and Rosbustly Obamanible.
• Tom T. is fired up: Old Donovan is anything BUT "mello yellow"… he’s a cranky sumbitch. I’ve been cranky this Fall… the red team lost, and the REDSKINS are facing a make or break game tonight.
Thanksgiving is 2 weeks away! Its that time of year again……when Sports Santa Claus starts to give out gifts to good and bad sports fans. He really screwed me last year:
He turned into Sports Krampus
• Mark from N.C. has a message for these two: Katie M. I’ve never ever heard of the girl or the soccer player. Writing about your herpes is narcissistic. First World Problem for you to get triggered like you did. You probably mindlessly vote for Democrats.
Donovan E. Learn to correspond without your low-class vulgarities…..makes the user look low-class, improperly raised and in need of getting right with God.
Relax, it's for entertainment purposes. But, in some parts of the state, there are probably bookies taking action on some of these lines. The Cincinnati McNicolas line at Tipp City is inflated. McNicholas went toe-to-toe with Ironton earlier in the season. Ohio HS football knowers know exactly how good Ironton is.
Tipp is good, but -19.5? No way.
• Chris in NE tells me: I get where you're coming from on the Taylor signing as $7.5mm for a college QB is a huge stack of cash. If I may, let me present the counterargument. As pay for play has exploded I see a scenario where college football basically mirrors the NFL where top flight QBs dominate the marketplace and earn vast, vast sums more than other positions. I wonder if the next frontier will be an adjustment where salaries for players keep going up but coaching salaries begin to depress. As a Nebraska fan watching Matt Rhule coach my team, a guy who would f*** up a cup of coffee. I'd much rather pay him say, $4mm/yr and pour that extra $4.5mm into a superstar QB that actually moves the needle.
• Steve in Baton Rouge stops by: Major college football is going down the path that baseball walked in the 80s. For those of us old enough to remember, once Nolan Ryan signed the first $1M per year deal it was a pretty fast jump to every utility infielder or platoon outfielder getting a huge payday. When Kirby Puckett and George Brett signed for big bucks we all said they were worth it.
The bulk of the league not so much. But the price was set and it's only gone up. Now if Taylor get $7.5M what's left to pay the rest of the Bulldogs? And how high can ticket prices or tuition go in Starkville to keep paying for players? And it raises the prices for the higher profile programs.
This is the wild west for college athletics right now and if things don't get under control there will be a number of programs that won't be able to keep up. The U of Louisiana system is doing a system wide analysis of each school to study the viability of continuing athletic programs. They won't be the last.
Also, tell Donovan and Katie to kick rocks!
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Would she ever put one her Honda grocery-getter? "Yeah, but with the antlers," she added with a smile.
"I don't mind putting up Christmas decorations, but the characters shouldn't come out until after Thanksgiving," she concluded before running Screencaps the III to school.
• Kirk B. in Duluth, MN writes: I know you've done articles before about the "Battery Daddy" storage case but I just saw a commercial for the "Cord Daddy" extension cord storage case from the makers of "Battery Daddy" storage case.
Kinsey: For the readers who found Screencaps after the OutKick/Fox News merger, this column pretty much turned the Battery Daddy into one of America's top-selling Christmas gifts for men a few years back. I just used mine this morning.
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NASCAR star delivers a brutal reality check after fans turned off the championship race
The NASCAR season is officially over, which means it's time to dust off the 'ol mirror and do some good, hard looking in it.
A little self-reflection never hurt anyone. Every league should do it, frankly. There are always things to improve upon after a season. No matter if it went good, bad or indifferent, every league can do better.
NASCAR is no different. In fact, I'd argue this is maybe the most consequential offseason the sport has faced in some time.
The big question? How do they get folks watching — and following — the series again? That's not me talking, by the way. That comes straight from the mouth of Denny Hamlin, NASCAR's oldest and biggest star.
"We have got to find a way to grow this thing and make it more relevant in the sports landscape, because it's just falling behind others in my opinion," Hamlin said on his Actions Detrimental podcast on the heels of Sunday's anticlimactic championship race.
"Our sport is different. It's not this one-v-one and it's either you or me, you know, and so we have to just embrace that this is what we wanted. We wanted a bigger sample size for the champion for it to feel right. I think it feels right. And so, it's going to always feel a little different, but it's our jobs as a sport to make it relevant in sports.
"And that's that's what I challenge more than anything ... we have got to make our sport relevant again when it comes to the general sports landscape."
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Amen, Denny! Say it louder for the people in the back. Shout it. I've been saying NASCAR has a relevancy problem all season long, and the latest batch of TV ratings don't do it any favors.
Sunday's race at Homestead got a 1.37 rating and averaged 2.471 million viewers, which was a nearly 11% drop from last year's title race at Phoenix. I'm not going to sit here and call it the least watched championship race ever, because, frankly, I don't feel like getting a call from NASCAR today.
It's a Friday. I've got things to do. I don't feel like getting into a long debate about how Nielsen measures things. Trying to compare things to the old days doesn't work, so I'm not going to do it. I know it's more complicated today.
I do not care.
The number is the number. The number was not great, again. Overall on the season, viewership was down 2%.
Here's the question we need to first answer ...
Who does this fall on? Seriously. Who's fault is it? Remember, this is mirror-looking time, folks! Start looking!
The fans? The car? The racing? The 14 different channels? All of the above?
It's a fair question, because there is an argument to be made that the fans didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
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Don't forget, all we talked about last offseason was how horrible the old playoff format was. You all hated it because you said it was too gimmicky. Everyone freaked out because Joey Logano won a championship two years ago, so NASCAR decided to blow it all up and start over.
I'm not saying going back to the old Chase format was the wrong call, but the fans begged for it and then didn't show up to watch a championship race on Sunday that was already decided.
Obviously, fans will point to the car, which has been another contentious topic all season. Fans do not like the Next Gen car. Drivers don't, either, but they can't say it as loudly as the fans can.
I get hundreds of emails every week about NASCAR. Hundreds. Do you know the most common complaint I hear?
"The car stinks. It's too slow, it doesn't look like a stock car, and it doesn't race well."
The car and Leigh Diffey — two things fans don't love. Sorry, Leigh.
Unfortunately, the car is the car, and the format is the format. As Denny said, neither are going away. NASCAR, and the fans, are stuck with both right now. It's on NASCAR to make the series relevant again.
"It ain't the car or the format," Hamlin continued. "It's much bigger than that. It's way bigger than that."
It's the promotion. That's the problem, Hamlin added. Outside of the Daytona 500, NASCAR simply isn't doing enough to promote the sport.
He might be right.
"I know we tried the whole midweek night races thing, but there was no promotion behind that at all," Hamlin continued. "I feel like the viewership number now is at a point where there I just ... what do you have to lose in that sense? Why can't we own Thursday night in the summer? You know when, when it's just baseball?
"Like own a night during the summer ... I'd love to see us try to own a night of the week during the summer when there's not much other sports on."
Ding, ding, ding! There it is! Does Denny read Monday Morning Pit-Stop? He has to. I've been barking up that tree for years now. Years. Ever since COVID.
Own the spring. Own the summer. STOP going up against football in the fall. Those are easy fixes you can implement right away. Next season. I know it would be a little difficult because the schedule is already out, but who cares? Tear it up and start over.
Give us midweek races in June and July. Give us a full summer of NASCAR. Shorten the season and have it end on Labor Day weekend. Promote the crap out of it. Market it like there is no tomorrow.
The car ain't going anywhere, folks. NASCAR is in too deep. They'll keep trying to improve it, but I'd imagine there's only so many more screws that tighten on it at this point.
The format isn't changing, either. It just did! They can't possibly mess with it again, can they? Not this soon.
The two things NASCAR can control? The schedule and the promotion.
Denny Hamlin said the quiet part out loud: NASCAR has a major relevancy problem right now.
They have three months to fix it.
Hispanic voters are natural conservatives. Reagan knew. GOP needs to prove it again
President Ronald Reagan famously told Hispanic adviser Lionel Sosa that Latinos were Republicans who "just don’t know it yet." President Donald Trump’s breakthrough in 2024 demonstrated that potential. Hispanic voters registered among the largest shifts toward Republicans — then swung sharply against us in 2026, reversing much of that progress.
Hispanics did not abandon faith, family and freedom. Our party gave too many reasons to question whether we were governing by those principles.
I understand the work of rebuilding trust. In 2020, I defeated a Democratic incumbent and flipped a congressional district from blue to red. As a career firefighter, fire chief and mayor, I learned that confidence comes from service and results.
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Trump delivered extraordinary results securing the border. His administration restored consequences for illegal entry and backed our Border Patrol agents. Federal officials reported historically low crossings and zero Border Patrol releases throughout fiscal year 2026. Republicans had a signature accomplishment to showcase.
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Yet indiscriminate immigration enforcement undermined public support for it. Enforcement against longtime, peaceful residents shifted attention from dangerous criminals to frightened families. Democrats gained an opening we should never have given them, and the president’s signature accomplishment was turned into a liability at the ballot box.
I warned about this before the election. Americans wanted violent criminals deported, gangs dismantled and neighborhoods protected. They did not vote to deport abuelas who spent decades raising families and contributing to their communities.
We have the solutions: enforce lawful removal orders with due process. Exercise judgment and examine cases individually, considering criminal history, family ties, years here and economic contributions. Congress should develop legal options for longtime, peaceful contributors, including DREAMers, while preserving ironclad border security.
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We also had an economic record to run on. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill expanded the child tax credit, created Trump Accounts, delivered "no tax on tips" relief for eligible workers and provided an additional senior deduction that helps more retirees avoid federal income taxes on Social Security. These achievements deserved attention and directly benefited Hispanic families.
Build on them: unleash American innovation, cut unnecessary regulations, expand domestic energy and help entrepreneurs grow.
Abroad, we must finish the job in Iran, ensuring the regime can never threaten the United States and our allies with nuclear weapons. America must defend and protect democracy, especially in our own Western Hemisphere.
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In Venezuela, Trump’s historic capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro opened the door to freedom. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s three-phase plan — stabilization, recovery and transition — must lead to a genuine democratic transition, culminating in free and fair elections as quickly as possible. And in Cuba, we must fulfill Trump’s promise to bring freedom to the Cuban people.
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Faith, family, freedom. Protect the border achievement. Restore judgment in enforcement. Deliver prosperity. Stand for democracy and freedom in our hemisphere. Do the hard work, and Republicans can earn back Hispanic voters’ confidence, creating a lasting, unbreakable majority-making coalition for years to come.
The Latest Sportsbook Promos You Can Claim for Friday’s NBA Cup Slate
The NBA Cup’s second Friday brings nine Group Play games, two of them on Prime Video. The defending champion Knicks visit Indiana with both teams still looking for their first Cup win, and the Warriors take on the 10-2 Spurs later in the night. We’ve rounded up the latest sportsbook and pick’em promos for new users, worth $2,800 in combined bonuses, plus a play at each one.
New York is 6-5 and coming off a loss to Cleveland on Wednesday, and Indiana dropped its Cup opener to Miami. San Antonio reached the NBA Finals last season and has been one of the best teams in the West again, while Golden State brings one of the league’s top 3-point attacks into a tough road matchup. Our theme across these books: the underdogs carry value tonight.
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Nine Group Play games are on tonight’s schedule, led by two Prime Video matchups. The defending champion Knicks visit Indiana at 7 p.m. ET, with both teams looking for their first Cup win. Later, the Warriors take on the 10-2 Spurs in San Antonio at 9:30 p.m. ET.
Odds are subject to change
Double-digit spreads are tough to cover against a team that shoots like Golden State. The Warriors average 16.5 made 3-pointers per game, and that kind of volume keeps teams in games even when they’re outmatched elsewhere. Stephen Curry has been scoring at a strong clip over his last 10 games, and in a Cup game the Warriors can’t afford to lose, they’ll keep firing until the final buzzer. San Antonio may win, but 10.5 points is a lot of room. Use your first $5 on Golden State.
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Disney alum David Henrie draws firm line on Hollywood intimate scenes that 'violate' his marriage
Actor David Henrie drew a firm line regarding his Hollywood career, saying he refuses to take on roles involving nudity, sex scenes or kissing out of respect for his marriage.
"For me, I draw the line if it’s anything that would actually violate our relationship as a married couple," Henrie told Matt and Abby Howard’s "The Unplanned Podcast" on Tuesday.
Appearing alongside his wife, Maria Cahill, the "Wizards of Waverly Place" alum, 37, outlined his acting boundaries, specifically citing "nudity" before Cahill chimed in with a laugh.
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"He's not kissing anybody," she said.
Cahill, who married Henrie in 2017, suggested her husband is more concerned about such scenes than she is, emphasizing the trust she has in him.
"I feel like he cares more than I care," she said.
"I so trust him, I literally don’t care. He's like, 'I will not kiss [someone else],'" she added.
Henrie explained that his general rule is to accept roles as long as they do not conflict with his conscience or personal values, drawing a distinction between portraying fictional wrongdoing and performing intimate scenes.
"If I have to kill someone, like, I’m not really killing someone, you know? You can fake that," he explained.
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"[With intimate scenes] you’re not faking that ... You’re really doing that thing ... You’re in bed making out ..." he added later. "I don’t care how much you’re thinking of bees and birds, or whatever you’re doing to distract yourself. You’re really doing that."
Henrie said performing such scenes would "feel weird," retierating, "I'm not going to do it."
The conversation also turned to Henrie's time playing Justin Russo on Disney Channel's "Wizards of Waverly Place," when he filmed a kissing scene with his character's love interest years before marrying Cahill.
The couple recalled how their four children reacted after watching the episode, prompting questions about why he was showing affection to someone other than their mother.
"They were like, ‘You have another wife?’ Like, they were so upset," Cahill laughed.
"They’ll randomly bring it up, like, ‘Papa kissed another woman,’" Henrie added. "And they’ll go up to her and be like, ‘Papa has a girlfriend.’ It’s so funny."
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Henrie, a devout Catholic, has been open about his faith and the repercussions of his commitment to Christ while acting in Hollywood.
During an appearance on the "Bryce Crawford Podcast" earlier this year, Henrie was asked what his faith cost him regarding his career.
"It was rough, lost my agents," he said.
"I walked away from a lot. I turned down a lot of roles. I was like I'm just not going to do something that I think will disrespect my belief now or disrespect our Lord. I'm just not going to do it. I'm not going to go near it. And it cost me a lot. It cost a lot. I lost a lot of money. Friends, a girlfriend at the time. I kind of was stripped of everyone, everyone that I would call a friend."
Henrie added that he made new friends that challenged him, which eventually led to him meeting his wife.
Fox News Digital's Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.
BetMGM Bonus Code FOXNEWS Unlocks up to $1500 First Bet Cover for Your First Bet on Tonight’s NBA Cup
The NBA Cup’s Group Play continues tonight with nine games, two of them on Prime Video. The defending champion Knicks visit Indiana, and the Warriors head to San Antonio to face last season’s Western Conference champions. BetMGM is offering new users bonus code FOXNEWS to unlock up to $1,500 in First Bet Cover. If your first bet loses, BetMGM refunds your stake in bonus bets.
San Antonio is 10-2 and second in the West, picking up right where it left off after reaching the NBA Finals last season. The Spurs score more than 119 points per game and are heavy favorites at home. Golden State is 8-4 and averages 16.5 made 3-pointers per game, among the most in the league.
Odds are subject to change
First Bet Cover is built for a swing like this. Double-digit spreads in the NBA can disappear quickly when the underdog shoots the way Golden State does. One hot quarter from Stephen Curry and Brandin Podziemski, who is scoring more than 17 points per game, can flip a game like this in a hurry. The Warriors also know exactly what’s at stake. A loss in a group with the Spurs puts their knockout hopes in serious danger.
Backing Golden State to win outright gives you a big payout at long odds. If the Warriors pull the upset, you cash in, in a big way. If San Antonio holds serve, BetMGM refunds your stake in bonus bets.
If you’d rather take a shorter price, the early Prime Video game is worth a look. Indiana hosts a Knicks team that has lost two of its last three, including Wednesday’s 115-107 loss to Cleveland. Both teams lost their Cup openers, so the Pacers are just as desperate as the defending champs, and they’ll have the home crowd behind them.
The Cup’s knockout rounds begin Dec. 4, and the championship is Dec. 11 at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. With only four Group Play games per team, every result tonight shapes the bracket.
Two Prime Video games, seven more on the board and a protected first bet. New users can unlock up to $1,500 in First Bet Cover on tonight’s NBA Cup with BetMGM bonus code FOXNEWS.