Jake Fischer and Dan Devine talk through Team USA’s win over South Sudan and preview their game against Puerto Rico on Saturday before going through some NBA news, including Gordon Hayward’s retirement.

(02:30) - RECAP: USA 103, South Sudan 86

(14:10) - PREVIEW: USA vs. Puerto Rico

(21:55) - Micah Potter’s perspective on Team USA

(30:30) - Cavs sign Jarrett Allen to 3-year max extension

(35:40) - Will the Cavs re-sign Isaac Okoro?

(43:50) - Knicks bring back Precious Achiuwa on 1-year deal

(49:00) - Grizzlies bring back Luke Kennard on 1-year deal

(53:50) - Gordon Hayward retires from the NBA

On this episode of No Cap Room, Yahoo Sports senior NBA reporter Jake Fischer and Yahoo Sports senior NBA writer Dan Devine talk about everything that’s going on in the basketball world during the NBA offseason.

The guys start with a recap of how Team USA beat South Sudan, with Dan pointing out that the real strength of the USA men’s basketball team is the incredible depth they can lean on when both teams go to their bench. The guys discuss why Joel Embiid didn’t play against South Sudan and explain why he’ll be back in the starting lineup against Puerto Rico on Saturday.

Jake talked with Micah Potter, who was with Team USA in recent weeks to help the team prepare to play against the stretch-big type of player that they don’t have on the roster but will see a lot of at the Olympics in France. Along the way, he built relationships with Joel Embiid, LeBron James and Steph Curry and told some great stories that Jake relays.

After the break, the guys get into Five Out and touch on five NBA news stories, including a handful of free agent contracts being signed and the retirement of Gordon Hayward, who looked like a future Hall of Fame player before suffering a catastrophic leg injury in his first game with the Boston Celtics.

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