The Lakers rolled the dice when they hired Redick, and they're going to have to commit to their gamble.
The Los Angeles Lakers are already preparing for the post-LeBron James era and have their eye on a specific player to lead the next era of Lakers basketball.
Since Boston's incredible championship run ended, Brown has been living his best life.
Following the news of Ricochet's reported impending arrival becoming public knowledge, Ospreay called him out during an appearance on talkSPORT Radio in England.
With just a few weeks remaining until the start of preseason, now is the perfect time to start assigning grades to each team's offseason. Today, we'll be looking at the Atlantic Division.
Fortunately for front offices around the NBA, there's still a string of untapped potential in the free agency market. He's the best free agent at each position aged 25 or under.
The next move for the former NBA prospect seems to be becoming clear.
If the All-NBA forward truly wants his name hanging from the rafters when he eventually retires, he must find a way to stay motivated and continue winning at the highest level.
He gives AEW another high-level talent who thrived before teaming up with WWE.
Klay Thompson left the Warriors at the start of the offseason, teaming up with Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic on the Mavericks.
According to The Athletic's John Hollinger, the Suns' addition of Tyus Jones is among the most underrated pick-ups of the offseason.
He is considered one of the "four pillars," along with MJF, Sammy Guevara and Jack Perry, who are young, highly talented wrestlers building their names with the promotion.
Los Angeles Lakers HC JJ Redick is already showing why the team hired him.
Tom Thibodeau has worked wonders with the New York Knicks and has been tabbed by ESPN's Summer Forecast panel as the early favorite to win Coach of the Year amid skyrocketing expectations in New York.
The Boston Celtics appear ready to fight off any and all attempts at dethronement.
The New York Knicks and Julius Randle need each other.
AEW's Tony Khan could look to poach the fan-favorite broadcaster once the NBA season concludes next year. During an appearance on "The Dan Le Batard Show," Khan opened the door to Barkley potentially joining the company's broadcast team.
Fortunately for AEW, its fortunes may be close to turning around. According to Fightful Select, Warner Bros. Discovery has tabled an "extensive" offer to AEW founder and co-owner Tony Khan.
Ospreay will face MJF at All In on Sunday, August 25, at Wembley Stadium.
Since returning from injury and becoming a staple of "Monday Night Raw," Punk has found himself in a slowly building storyline with Drew McIntyre.
AEW's year hasn't gone according to plan, despite Tony Khan signing multiple high-level wrestlers to the promotion in the opening months. The company is currently contending with declining viewership, attendance and overall interest.
According to Bill Simmons, who was speaking on a recent episode of The Bill Simmons podcast, Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos could emerge as a strong suitor for the franchise.
The Minnesota Timberwolves were a feel-good story of the 2023-24 NBA season.