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Sources: NBA cited rest rule in talks with Pelicans

The Pelicans decided to play Anthony Davis after talks with the NBA in which the league stressed that the team could be subject to a $100,000 fine for every game Davis didn’t play, citing a two-year-old rest rule, sources say.

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New York is also looking into acquiring a higher-salaried veteran via the trade market. Those talks were termed as more casual than serious, at this point.

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