AEW has run its "Winter is Coming" edition of Dynamite for the past four years. Its debut run was in 2020, when the episode drew 913,000 live viewers, beating WWE's NXT in the process. Yet, fast-forward to the present day, with the fourth edition of the show airing on Thursday, the data tells a worrisome story.
During a recent episode of "The Bill Simmons Podcast," the veteran analyst shared his thoughts on Miami's situation. He noted that trading Butler is not a fix-all but the first step on a bigger journey.
The real Porzingis is about to stand up, and when he does, the majority of the league will be watching with a nervous energy.
While we will never know the truth, the situation has shed fresh light on the world of insider reporting.
On a recent episode of Carmelo Anthony's podcast, the former All-Star praised Karl-Anthony Towns' quick adaptation to his new surroundings.
A growing reputation comes with increased attention from opposing defenses.
Butler is the sort of high-level veteran the Nuggets need to re-establish themselves as genuine championship contenders.
One team has distanced itself from a potential Jimmy Butler trade.
The Suns don't need to challenge for the first seed, but a top-five position in the Western Conference should be the goal.
The Pelicans must decide if they want to include forward Brandon Ingram in its long-term plans.
He's long been viewed as Washington's best trade piece, and given its youth movement, it would make sense for the Wizards to cash in.
By not inking Kuminga to an extension, the Warriors have welcomed additional interest in their young star.
Trading Butler would be the first move on Pat Riley's chessboard.
AEW is in a tough spot. Its ratings are falling, viewership is consistently dropping and attendance has been on a steady decline. To make matters worse, multiple former and current talents have begun to speak out against the company.
When the Dallas Mavericks landed Klay Thompson this summer, his addition was seen as a huge boost to their chances of winning a championship. So far, he's proving his value in more ways than one.
The Atlanta Hawks are slowly building an impressive young roster. As they look to continue their transformation, one veteran could find himself on the trade block.
After a horrendous start to the 2024-25 NBA season, the Philadelphia 76ers were expected to explore their trade options. It sounds like one player won't be going anywhere, however.
Eric Bischoff has been a vocal opponent of AEW for years. Now, AEW's president is clapping back.
The Memphis Grizzlies appear to be making up for lost time. They have now won nine of their last 11 games, including a big-time win against the Boston Celtics on Saturday.
Jonathan Kuminga is starting to emerge as a genuine two-way force for Steve Kerr's team.
At 23-years-old, Cunningham's latest performance should serve as a reminder that he is still on track to prove himself as a generational talent at the guard position.
Unfortunately for Reed, he suffered an injury to his ankle and foot after hitting a Tsunami off the top of the cage at Survivor Series.
Trading Anthony Davis once LeBron James retires is the smart play.
The Sacramento Kings are navigating a difficult start to the 2024-25 season.
According to Bleacher Report's Jake Fischer, the Lakers could look to bring Brandon Ingram back to Los Angeles.