The NBA world is still processing the Los Angeles Clippers’ decision to release Chris Paul. Of course, Chris Paul was no longer in the prime of his career, but the Los Angeles Clippers must have been aware of that during the offseason.
Giannis Antetokounmpo seems to be tired of losing already, and there’s a chance that he could officially request a trade in the coming weeks. To make things
“73 wins took a couple of years off my life.” That was the cost of going 73-9 in one really bright NBA season, Draymond Green claimed. He was actually asked if the Oklahoma City Thunder could match his team’s historic 2015-16 record.
Who is the best player in the history of every NBA franchise? That’s a tough question. Who is the most iconic player in the history of every NBA franchise?
Draymond Green left Thursday's 99-98 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers in the second quarter with a foot injury and did not return. Green has frequently been on the injury report with the foot injury, and he aggravated it when 76ers big Dominick Barlow landed on it.
The Los Angeles Clippers have been the most disappointing team in the NBA so far into the 2025-26 season. But as if the losses weren’t enough to turn fans off, they reached new lows following their release of franchise great Chris Paul.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are off to quite a historic start to the season, boasting a 21-1 record. Should they continue on this trajectory, they could finish with the best record in NBA history.
The Golden State Warriors are 11-11 on the year and lost the first game of the month of December to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday, 124-112. Stephen Curry is still out for Golden State, and Jimmy Butler left the game early on Tuesday due to a sore left knee.
The Oklahoma City Thunder has been on fire since the 2025-26 NBA season started. OKC has a 21-1 record and sits atop the Western Conference. The team is proving why they were crowned as champions last season.
The narrative surrounding the Golden State Warriors seems trapped in a repetitive cycle. Every season, the team appears to be just one or two players away from completing the puzzle around Stephen Curry and contending for a championship once again.
The Thunder keep stacking wins, and now the question is officially on the table. Can a 21-1 team really chase down the holy grail of regular-season dominance and get to 74?
Tuesday night’s matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder may not have ended in the Warriors’ favor, but it still produced one of the most wholesome postgame moments of the season.
Draymond Green did not pause when asked whether the Golden State Warriors could take any moral victories from a 124-112 loss to the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder.
When asked about his favorite player, Draymond Green once said, “Shai.” He praised the Thunder star’s ability to score at will and turn foul-drawing into an art form.
Joel Embiid has been the subject of criticism from a lot of NBA experts and fans due to his injury issues, which stem from a long time before his MVP season in 2022-23.
The Golden State Warriors have been the NBA’s best team of the past decade, but this season, they’re only hovering around league average. The Dubs are 11-10 and in eighth place in the Western Conference, and haven’t won or lost more than three games in a row all year.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green is one of the NBA stars who is quite active on Threads, and he recently posed a question to fans. Green wanted to know what was worse than a bad Thanksgiving meal, and he couldn’t have imagined that he would get absolutely roasted for it.
Kenyon Martin does not think very highly of Draymond Green as a player, and he had a savage way of showing that amid his ongoing war of words with the Golden State Warriors star.