Although the free agency fun doesn't begin in the NBA for another month, officially kicking off on July 1, the rumors surrounding the Lakers have already picked up steam.
Butler and Martin helped the Heat avoid making the wrong kind of history and grab a spot in the NBA Finals. They also made some team history in the process.
The Celtics are facing a decision on extending Brown, and Tatum shared his thoughts on the situation after Monday's Game 7 loss to the Heat.
The Celtics had all the momentum going into Game 7 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. Unfortunately, it seems all the energy it took to dig their way out of a 3-0 series hole against the Heat finally caught up to them.
Almost immediately after the Los Angeles Lakers' 2022-23 season wrapped up, the rumors began swirling about Lakers linking Malik Beasley to the Trae Young's trade.
Beasley reportedly drew interest from several teams at the trade deadline last season and could be an important piece of any move the Lakers look to make to upgrade the roster.
NBA fans witnessed arguably one of the best finishes to an NBA Playoff game on Saturday night when the Boston Celtics stunned the Miami Heat in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and the event also put hero Derrick White and the Celtics in incredibly rare company.
Game 6 of the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals will go down as one of the wildest finishes in recent memory. While the Miami Heat were pushing for a fourth-quarter
It appeared for a short period at the very end of Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals that the Miami Heat were going to fend off the Boston Celtics' furious attempt to come back from a 3-0 deficit. Instead, they're facing a Game 7 and a place on the wrong side of history.
Prescott offered a positive early review of the offense while also praising McCarthy as the offense's new play-caller.
Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler said that his team will win Game 6 against the Boston Celtics to advance to the NBA Finals.
While the 2023 NBA free agent group isn't as star-studded as we've seen in some other years, the top two players alone have already generated their fair share of rumors and rumblings prior to the offseason.
The beginning of the NBA offseason is essentially a free-for-all of wild thoughts, rumors, trade ideas and anything in between.
Nikola Jokic has stolen the hearts of NBA fans (for the most part) who love massive stat lines and big-man triple-doubles. It seems we can now add former NBA center and current analyst Kendrick Perkins to that list.
Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown addressed the myriad of rumors that were swirling around his team prior to their Game 4 win over the Miami Heat.
Irving generated speculation by showing up at Lakers playoff games, but one insider believes the move was nothing more than a tactic to extract a larger contract offer from the Mavericks.
Aside from a few quiet games, Jayson Tatum has been the definition of an offensive force in the 2023 NBA Playoffs.
oston is now down 3-1 and heading back home for Game 5, and the expectation from many is the Celtics will build off this momentum and push the series back to Miami for a Game 6.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James may have floated his own potential retirement following the team's loss in the Western Conference Finals, but he's certainly not doubting his own ability to play at a high level.
After being swept by the Nuggets, it wouldn't be a shock if the Lakers do opt to make changes, and if a certain All-Star wasn't a realistic name on their offseason radar, he very well may be now.
Following months, and even years, of LeBron James speaking publicly about his desire to play in the NBA with his son, Bronny, his tune shifted drastically following the Los Angeles Lakers' brutal exit from the 2023 NBA Playoffs.
Although it may have been a bit of sarcasm mixed with a jab at Williams from Butler, he's certainly not wrong. The Heat star has been the definition of clutch this postseason.
Celtics star Jaylen Brown was asked if he thought Williams made a mistake by "poking the bear" with Butler, a question he opted not to answer.
Lakers star LeBron James has many gaudy statistical records to his name, but his late-game bricks from three-point range in the postseason have led to a more negative statistical note.
Nuggets guard Jamal Murray played homage to broadcaster Mike Breen following a clutch fourth-quarter three-pointer in Thursday's Game 2 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.