The road to recovery has been arduous for the former WWE champion. And now, it would appear he might never make a return to the ring.
Cody Rhodes was once the face of AEW. The American Nightmare helped found the rapidly growing organization and was one of its executive vice presidents (EVPs.) However, in February 2022, Rhodes called time on his career with AEW, choosing to return to the WWE.
The Lakers are betting on Davis stepping up to the challenge. Only time will tell if that was a bet worth making.
Late in July, Jaylen Brown made headlines as he signed a contract extension with the Celtics that made him the highest-paid player in NBA history. Could Butler be next?
Danny Green has become the ideal veteran wing for contending teams in recent years. Over the last five seasons, Green has bounced around the league, winning two of his three championships in the process. However, Green is once again a free agent.
With one final payday likely resting on his upcoming performance, Anthony Davis may rediscover the level of play that saw the Lakers mortgage their future to acquire him from the New Orleans Pelicans in 2019.
The Mavericks have their eyes on an NBA championship. With an All-Star guard duo of Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, Dallas will feel that they stand a chance of making serious noise in the Western Conference next season.
It would seem that Lillard no longer holds all the cards in his desire to force his way to the Heat.
The Heat won't be able to replace what Haslem bought to the team, but they can be grateful they had 20 years of his impact, influence and leadership.
Bronny James is out of hospital and has returned home with his family.
Basketball will be the furthest thing from James' family's mind right now. However, there is a genuine question as to whether Bronny will be able to continue his journey toward the NBA.
If there's anyone in the NBA who understands what Damian Lillard is going through, it's James Harden. The 2017-18 MVP has been at the core of multiple trade requests throughout his career and has gone to great lengths to force a franchise's hand.
Kylian Mbappe is among the best soccer players on the planet. Blending blistering pace, and a keen eye for goal, the Paris Saint Germain forward could play for any team of his choosing.
In the midst of a roster rebuild, Bojan Bogdanovic has stood out as one of the Detroit Piston's best players. At 34 years old, Bogdanovic isn't on the same timeline as Detroit. As such, it makes sense that the front office could be amiable to trade for their star veteran during the off-season.
During an interview for Uninterrupted Sports Festival, Embiid noted how he wants to win a championship, whether it's with the Sixers or another team.
Kemba Walker's NBA career has come to an end. Once seen as an ironman for the Charlotte Hornets, a string of knee issues rapidly limited Walker's ability to be a potent threat on the basketball court.
Why haven't the New York Knicks traded for Minnesota Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns?
During a recent appearance on the "All The Smoke Podcast," Reaves revealed how he and his agent turned down the opportunity to be drafted by the Detroit Pistons with the 42nd pick, choosing to go undrafted instead.
Throughout the 2022-23 NBA season, Zion Williamson found his name in multiple rumors.
Fred VanVleet is the Houston Rockets' marquee addition of the offseason. The veteran guard joined Ime Udoka's new-look team by signing a three-year $128 million deal.
Lillard knew what he was doing when he declared Miami as his chosen destination. Whatever happens in the coming weeks and months, it's clear Portland will be left with a bad taste in its mouth.
Trae Young appears to be a player you can just love to hate. The guard recently discussed his knack for drawing ire from all sides.
How well will San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama hold up to the immense hype of his first NBA season?
The former MVP has reportedly set his sights on joining a Western Conference contender this offseason. However, Harden has a better chance of contending with the Sixers. Why is The Beard so determined to head west?
According to former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins, who was speaking on a recent episode of ESPN's "First Take," LeBron should not be expected to lead the Lakers to a championship. Instead, Los Angeles should look toward Anthony Davis to lead the charge.