Cooper Flagg’s first NBA night offered a dose of reality for the Dallas Mavericks. The No. 1 pick logged a double-double but struggled to organize an offense.
The preseason won’t crown a champion, but it does decide jobs.
Luka Doncic didn’t just come back thinner — he came back transformed.
The Rockets didn’t need fireworks to announce a new era. They just needed balance.
Reports of trade discussions have sparked speculation about Antetokounmpo's future in Milwaukee.
Bronny James' opportunity to prove he belongs is running out.
The 2025-26 season presents Paul George with an opportunity to demonstrate that he can still make a significant impact.
The Golden State Warriors are leaning on experience more than ever.
Last season, despite finishing 52–30 and grabbing the No. 2 seed in the West, the Houston Rockets’ offense was middling.
LeBron wants to control his exit, but the Lakers are no longer structuring their future around him.
Suddenly, Dallas has a core that looks a lot closer to contender status than anyone imagined a few months ago.
The Los Angeles Lakers have circled the big man for more than a year, and his situation now might finally open the door.
The Rockets just got the worst kind of preseason news, as Fred VanVleet tore his right ACL during an offseason workout and is expected to miss the entire 2025-26 season. Inevitably, the conversation has turned to free agents.
The NBA has been talking about going global for decades, but the chatter around NBA Europe feels more real than ever.
The Clippers' gamble in 2019 was bold.
The Miami Heat built their identity on never saying die. and that foundation has served them well. But the best path forward for the franchise at the moment may be taking a step back first.
The 2025-26 season isn’t just another year for Kuminga — it’s the confirmation.
For the Spurs, the fit and the price don’t add up.
The Golden State Warriors didn’t just have a messy summer — they walked into a timeline crisis.
The Kawhi Leonard era in Los Angeles seems almost over. Injuries and playoff heartbreak have dimmed the promise for the Clippers, but the Aspiration scandal feels like the final nail.
The Miami Heat have always had swagger, but lately that confidence is being tested.
The Lakers' holes are obvious, and Andrew Wiggins might be the solution.
Luka Doncic showed up to EuroBasket 2025 looking different. Not just more locked in, but leaner, sharper and ready to carry Slovenia like never before.
Alcaraz is winning Grand Slams at an unheard of pace.