Dikembe Mutombo was a four-time Defensive Player of the Year who blocked over 3,000 shots, but the 18-year veteran, who passed away Monday, made an even bigger impact off the court.
The Minnesota Timberwolves traded one of their top players after their best playoff run in decades. And they likely did it for money.
The Utah Jazz made one big personnel move this summer: Locking up All-Star Lauri Markkanen on a long-term contract extension. Beyond that, the Jazz picked up three more intriguing young players and continued their youth movement.
The A's organization seemed braced for chaos after their final game in Oakland. What they got was a boisterous wake.
The Utah Jazz may not be ready to enter the playoff picture, but at least their head coach is off the hot seat.
With Victor Wembanyama established and tanking time over, the Spurs are facing new questions for 2024-25.
He was driven by shutting down the other team's best player with physical, suffocating defense.
Oakland A's owner John Fisher gave the fans one more kick in the ribs via a very, very disingenuous farewell letter.
The Grizzlies waived a former No. 1 pick this week in Derrick Rose. Another former No. 1 pick could be the perfect replacement.
This could be the precursor to his retirement.
With DeMar DeRozan joining the squad, here are three questions for the Sacramento Kings.
No one in NBA history played as many seasons as Vince Carter. So it makes sense that more than one team wants to retire his jersey, and that is exactly what will happen in 2024-25.
The Philadelphia 76ers won't be leaving the City of Brotherly Love after all.
After trading Damian Lillard late last summer, the Portland Trail Blazers started a rebuild last year. With veterans shipping out and young players taking their places, the team looks ready to tank for another season. Here are three questions for the Trail Blazers.
While he averaged 5.5 points and 3.6 rebounds in his NBA career, he has the off-court career of an All-Star.
With the NBA going to a 32-team setup, it'll need to change the structure of the conferences and divisions.
Here are three questions for the second year of the Suns' Big Three era.
The Oklahoma City made the leap last season, but could have even bigger things in store for the coming campaign.
The Minnesota Timberwolves were knocking on the door of the NBA Finals in the spring. What will determine whether they can break on through to that final stage this coming season?
If the team's backup bigs can't get healthy, it could end up a long, tiring season in Los Angeles.
A nightmare season saw the Memphis Grizzlies go from two straight second-place finishes in the Western Conference to the lottery. Here are three questions that will help determine if they return to contender status or face a repeat of last season.
LeBron James and Anthony Davis won Olympic gold medals, an in-season tournament and a play-in game last season, but it was still a disappointing year for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Dallas isn’t re-signing him for his 2.5 points per game and the 15 three-pointers he sank last season. It's bringing him back because the team has plenty of quality reserves who can play, but not many veteran leaders.