Former Los Angeles Lakers players LeBron James Rajon Rondo are two of the smartest to ever play the game of basketball. And that intelligence was on full display when the two shared the court together for two seasons from 2018-20 and won an NBA championship alongside one another with the Lakers.
The Philadelphia 76ers have had quite the busy offseason, headlined by their trade for Jaylen Brown and free agent signing of LeBron James. The moves have some fans projecting the 76ers to be legit title contenders heading into the upcoming 2026-27 season.
As the reigning NBA champions, the New York Knicks are rightfully considered the favorites to come out of the East. But if there’s any team that stands as their biggest threat, it’s the Philadelphia 76ers.
How many of the players to score the most points in one game for each NBA team in the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
The 2025-26 season ended on a disappointing note for the Miami Heat. Despite scratching and clawing their way into the play-in tournament, the Heat ultimately came up short, missing out on a chance to compete in the playoffs.
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.
LeBron James’ move to Philadelphia has created a championship puzzle with several possible answers. While the 76ers now have enough star power to make a serious run, the bigger question is whether their pieces can remain healthy and function together when the stakes rise.
The 2019-20 Los Angeles Lakers that won a championship boasted one of the deepest rosters in recent seasons. LeBron James and Anthony Davis led the way,
Who will be the next head coach of the franchise is the most important decision the New Orleans Pelicans will make this offseason. Since the end of the season, the Pelicans have been casting a wide net, evaluating and interviewing candidates, which include interim head coach James Borrego.
The Pelicans are getting closer to a decision. We think. New Orleans has identified a group of finalists in its coaching search, including Darvin Ham, Steve Hetzel, Sean Sweeney and Rajon Rondo, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic.
The New Orleans Pelicans are staring at a reset moment, and this hire is going to be a directional call. After back-to-back rough seasons, urgency has become real.
The New Orleans Pelicans are closing in on their next head coach. After firing Willie Green and spending most of the season with James Borrego as interim head coach, the Pelicans have narrowed their coaching search down to four finalists, according to the Athletic’s Sam Amick.
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 Orleans Pelicans have whittled down their candidates for next head coach.
Rajon Rondo, James Borrego, Darvin Ham and Steve Hetzel have emerged as the four frontrunners for the Pelicans‘ head coaching job, sources close to the search tell Rod Walker of NOLA.com.
Rondo may be one step closer to becoming a head coach in the NBA.
NBA teams are increasingly making bold decisions in their head coaching hires. Outside-the-box thinking has teams bringing in head coaches without much prior experience.
The Pelicans continue to cast a wide net in their search for their next head coach. According to Jake Fischer and Marc Stein of The Stein Line, former All-Star guard Rajon Rondo is among the candidates and has already interviewed for the position.
Rajon Rondo is among the candidates the Pelicans are considering as they look for their next head coach, with league sources telling Jake Fischer and Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link) that he has already interviewed for the position.
Rajon Rondo could find himself roaming the sidelines as a head coach, beginning in the 2026-27 NBA season. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, Rondo is among those the New Orleans Pelicans are considering to be the team’s next head coach.
At an age when most kids are still figuring out middle-school drama, Pierre Rondo is putting up grown-man numbers on a varsity floor. On Monday night,
Recent sources reported that former NBA star Rajon Rondo claimed his toughest stint in the league was with the Dallas Mavericks. Here’s why. Rondo is one of the best point guards in NBA history.
The 2008 Boston Celtics team is one of the favorite title teams in the iconic franchise's history. Not only did the championship break a long drought but Boston took down the rival Los Angeles Lakers in the process.
LeBron James and countless others have campaigned for Rondo to become a head coach in the NBA or at least a voice in the locker room that can rally the troops. The Celtics legend is finally heeding those calls.
Former NBA guard Rajon Rondo avoided jail time with a plea deal related to an unlawful possession of a gun charge in Indiana, Kurt Helin of NBC Sports relays via a report from Indiana’s WDRB.
He ended his career with two championship rings, four All-Star nods and three assist titles.
The 38-year-old officially announced his retirement as a player last month after 16 career seasons.
Rajon Rondo recently confirmed the long-rumored feud between him and Ray Allen, revealing that their rivalry escalated to a physical altercation during their time with the Boston Celtics.
After stints with nine different NBA teams, Rajon Rondo is officially retiring from basketball. During an appearance on the “All the Smoke” podcast, the former Kentucky standout didn’t hesitate to announce his decision when host Matt Barnes asked if he was done with the NBA.
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