The upcoming season is already poised to be an exciting one. With many familiar faces donning new colors, it will be intriguing to see how they fare on their new teams.
The 2026 offseason has been promising for several teams. With franchises like the Philadelphia 76ers, the Los Angeles Lakers, and many others making significant improvements, most have something to look forward to next season.
The Los Angeles Lakers are now firmly Luka Doncic’s team as he is the face of the franchise and the roster was rebuilt around him this offseason. Of course, the ultimate goal is always to compete for and win championships and the question now is whether Doncic can lead a team to that.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Doncic has yet to win an NBA championship, and former NBA player Channing Frye believes he never will if he doesn’t change.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Channing Frye left no room for interpretation when weighing in on the NBA’s bottom-feeders. Drafted eighth overall in 2005, Channing Frye carved out a 13-year NBA career as a stretch-five, earning All-Rookie honors before winning an NBA championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
Most experts would agree that the Los Angeles Lakers had a pretty solid offseason. While they lost LeBron James and Marcus Smart (along with other notable rotation players), they made up for it with the signings of Walker Kessler, Collin Sexton, and Kevon Looney (among others).
The Cleveland Cavaliers hoping to land one of the biggest free agents on the market, and former NBA player Channing Frye might have just spilled the beans.
No dynasty fades quietly away, and that’s something that nobody understands like Stephen Curry, in light of the brutal reality check on the Golden State Warriors’ future without Curry being delivered to the discussion.
Kawhi Leonard’s talent has never really been the argument. His availability has, and that gap is exactly what pushed Channing Frye into a heated debate about where Leonard truly ranks among the all-time greats.
The Cleveland Cavaliers pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA history when they stormed back from a 3-1 deficit to take down the 73-9 Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The New York Knicks seem to have done the impossible in Game 4 of the Finals. And after their record-breaking finals comeback, it has one NBA Champion, Channing Frye, finding a pattern.
Channing Frye has added another detail to the Cavaliers’ 2016 title parade story, one that makes Cleveland’s championship celebration sound even more remarkable than it already was.
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell maintained that he is not keen on leaving. He is eligible for a contract extension in July, and it will be interesting to see how much money the Cavaliers are willing to give him.
The Houston Rockets are trying to figure out how to revamp their roster this summer on the heels of a disappointing playoff series vs the Los Angeles Lakers.
Channing Frye knows exactly what he wants to see happen this offseason. He wants LeBron James back with the Cavaliers. During a recent episode of the Road Trippin’ podcast with former Cavs teammate Richard Jefferson, Frye said he’d love to see James return to Cleveland one more time.
On Sunday evening, the Detroit Pistons will hit the floor at home for Game 7 against the Cleveland Cavaliers, with a spot in the Eastern Conference Finals on the line.
Analyst and former NBA champion Channing Frye backed Cooper Flagg as the rightful 2025-26 Rookie of the Year, dismissing the case for Kon Knueppel by calling
It’s been ten years to the day since the Cleveland Cavaliers dealt fan-favorite Anderson Varejao for Channing Frye as part of a three-team trade. Frye came over from Orlando for rarely used wing Jared Cunningham and Varejao was sent to Portland, who eventually bought out the forward.
NBA fans have been losing their minds over the Kawhi Leonard contract investigation this past month. Ever since Pablo Torre reported that the Los Angeles Clippers could be circumventing the salary cap to pay the star forward, the league has gotten involved in investigating.
Arizona basketball has turned itself into a national brand and has had sustained success dating back to when legendary head coach Lute Olson had his first winning season in his second-year at the helm going 21-10 during the 1984-85 season.
This is the NBA, and we all know that means. It means that absolutely anything is possible. Just ask Channing Frye. The former NBA big man offered a bold prediction for the 2025-26 season, saying he could see the Golden State Warriors blowing it up midway through the year.
As an NBA player, Channing Frye was a bit of a journeyman. He played for six different teams, including the Cleveland Cavaliers on two occasions (2015-18, and ’18-19).
The Eastern Conference is wide open next season, and the Atlanta Hawks have taken full advantage. The Hawks have been one of the more aggressive teams so far this offseason, both in free agency and via trade.
Before the start of the regular season, a lot of pundits didn't forecast the Golden State Warriors contending for a playoff berth, let alone one of the top spots in the Western Conference.
Draymond Green is bound for the Hall of Fame, but the 2016 suspension remains the biggest black mark on his record. He took the bait, and the Cavaliers reeled in the title.