The Pacers have strengthened an already promising roster this offseason as they aim to snap a three-year playoff drought. However, whether the core is ready to take the next step remains up for debate.
The Los Angeles Clippers have some room to move toward the top of the Western Conference, but they are also running out of time with stars Paul George and Kawhi Leonard.
AFC East teams finished 2-2 in Week 5. Here are predictions for Week 6's slate.
After falling short in another deep playoff run, the Boston Celtics are all-in to capture banner No. 18. Nevertheless, whether their high-profile offseason moves will be enough to accomplish the goal is yet to be determined.
The Memphis Grizzlies finished with the second-best record in the Western Conference last season, but controversy and a disappointing playoff loss marred their success. Already facing adversity, it remains up for debate whether Memphis is capable of notching 50 wins for the third consecutive season.
Although the Oklahoma City Thunder have one of the brightest young cores in the NBA, the jury is still out on whether their promising talent will enable them to improve on last season's 40-42 record.
Despite the negative image attached to the Knicks for seemingly decades, there's finally a valid reason to be optimistic about the basketball played at Madison Square Garden.
The Phoenix Suns have been steadily improving over the last few seasons and, on paper, look the part of a team poised for a deep playoff run. However, whether they are capable of winning a title remains up for debate.
The Packers (2-2) travel to Las Vegas to take on the Raiders (1-3) on "Monday Night Football" in a game where both teams are striving to stay alive in their respective division races. Here's what to watch for each team.
Taking a look at which NFL fantasy performers are strong bets for production and which are likely to drop the ball in Week 5.
The AFC East went 1-3 in Week 4, with the Bills taking the division lead while the Jets earned the only loss worth being proud of. Here are predictions for Week 5’s slate.
After suffering multiple embarrassing blowout losses over the season's first four games, the New York Giants (1-3) are left searching for answers to a problem lacking a real solution.
The Mets officially introduced Manhattan native David Stearns as the first president of baseball operations in franchise history on Monday. The first item on the former Brewers exec's agenda will be hiring a new manager.
The undermanned New York Giants (1-2) aim to get their season back on track when they host the Seattle Seahawks (2-1) on "Monday Night Football." Here's what to watch for each team.
Based on your league's settings, you probably can't get a trade processed in time ahead of Sunday's slate of games and "Monday Night Football." However, there are already a few players who are performing well that you should consider trading away while their value is at its peak. Here are three sell-high candidates at the running back position that might be worth offloading after Week 4.
Based on your league settings, you probably can't get a trade processed in time ahead of Sunday's slate of games and "Monday Night Football." However, there are a few potential trade targets already worth circling for next week. Here are three running backs to consider trading for after Week 4.
Jones has quickly developed a reputation as a dirty player.
The New York Giants (1-2) will likely be without two of their most impactful offensive players when they host the Seattle Seahawks (2-1) on "Monday Night Football." On Saturday, Giants HC Brian Daboll told reporters the team would be without left tackle Andrew Thomas for the third straight game.
Current Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant's decision to join a Golden State Warriors team coming off a 73-win regular season in 2016 remains one of the most scrutinized moves in the history of the NBA.
Starts and sits for Week 4 of the NFL fantasy season. Do you have the guts to start Justin Fields? Do you?
The waiver wire for Week 4 wasn't as robust as in the last few weeks, but there are still a number of intriguing options worth adding as a spot starter. Here are players at each position who you could likely pick up off waivers and plug into your starting lineup this week.
In one of those strange moments that retroactively looks prophetic, Giannis Antetokounmpo selected Damian Lillard over then-teammate Jrue Holiday during All-Star Game festivities back in February. The Milwaukee Bucks traded for Lillard on Wednesday.
The AFC East went 3-1 in Week 3, with the Dolphins and Bills steamrolling their competition, whereas the Jets extended their embarrassing losing streak against the Patriots.
The Brooklyn Nets aren't entering this season with the star-studded cast they've started the past few years with, but they have one All-Star talent in Ben Simmons, whose health will significantly impact their playoff outlook.
The Pacers and shooting guard Buddy Hield have started exploring a potential trade for the 30-year-old after contract extension negotiations broke down, per The Athletic's Shams Charania.