The NBA season is less than two months away. To prepare for the 2024-25 season, we're looking at the three biggest questions facing each NBA team for next year.
It appears the Grizzlies still haven't shaken their terrible injury luck from a season ago.
A major reason that the Indiana Pacers made it to the Eastern Conference Finals was the dominant performance of their bench unit. Now, the leader of that unit is staying in Indiana long-term.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban discussed how Klay Thompson might fit with the team.
It’s never good when an opposing player steals home against you. When it’s the opposing catcher, that's downright embarrassing.
When he became a two-time MVP in 2016, Steph Curry was the 61st-highest-paid players in the NBA. He's making up for the shortfall on the back end of his career.
The NBA is proud to have built the Basketball Africa League. But at least two United States Senators are concerned that the NBA had to do business with a dictator to make it happen.
Seven years after the Philadelphia 76ers selected Fultz with the No. 1 overall pick, the 26-year-old is unsigned and could be out of the NBA.
In June, Shams Charania reported that the Denver Nuggets were prepared to give Jamal Murray a four-year max extension. Two months later, there's still no deal for the 27-year-old guard.
Some teams struggling through a disappointing season will fire their coaches. The WNBA's Chicago Sky fired their mascot.
It's time to assign grades to each NBA team, division-by-division, to see which teams aced the offseason and which needed some tutoring before making all their moves. Next up is the Southwest Division.
The Oklahoma City Thunder got better (scary) this offseason. How did the rest of the Northwest Division fare?
Hall of Famer Al Attles lived to be 87 years old. The last 63 were spent working with the Golden State Warriors. Attles spent more than six decades with the Warriors as a player, coach, executive and ambassador — sometimes holding one or more roles at the same time.
The NBA offseason is all but complete after eight weeks of drafts, trades and signings. So we are ready to assign grades to each NBA team, division-by-division, to see which teams flunked the offseason and which deserve the honor roll for their moves. First up, the Pacific division.
It's been seven weeks since Jonas Valanciunas signed with the Wizards, and the New Orleans Pelicans still haven't replaced him. They're running out of time and options.
The seeming convenience of the Clippers' elaborate entry protocols is much more complicated than it would be to scan a ticket.
The Los Angeles Clippers were doling out rings for somewhat underwhelming reasons on Thursday.
The NBA schedule release was filled with fun, frivolity and melting.
After teasing particular matchups for weeks, the NBA finally released its full schedule for the 2024-25 season. From players returning to their old teams to rivalry week to the allocation of nationally televised games, there's a lot to glean from the details of next season's matchups.
The recent retirement of Joe Harris shows that accuracy alone isn't enough to hang around in the highly athletic league.
While the Huffington Post called White a "former NBA star," he only played three games and nine total minutes in the league, committing two fouls and missing his lone shot attempt.
Lauri Markkanen now has a long-term commitment to the Utah Jazz. However, the new deal guarantees another summer of trade rumors for the Finnish All-Star.
When the NBA drew teams for its in-season tournament, the reigning champions — and the television networks — had to be thrilled about where the Lakers ended up.
Kevin Durant won his fourth straight gold medal on Saturday in Paris. An ESPN insider thinks he might try for a fifth in 2028.