The Phoenix Suns received the 10th overall pick of this summer’s NBA Draft from the historic Kevin Durant trade, and they used the selection to take Khaman Maluach out of Duke.
Remember the 2026 unprotected first-rounder the New Orleans Pelicans sent to the Atlanta Hawks to move up and draft and take Derik Queen 13th overall? Well, the Phoenix Suns were offered the same package and denied it.
The Athletic’s John Hollinger said Yang was Summer League’s biggest story, with varying results on the court. The 2025 NBA Summer League has wrapped up and John Hollinger of The Athletic outlined his major takeaways from the games (subscription required).
The Phoenix Suns are hoping to get a lot of production out of teenage center Khaman Maluach, who was chosen with the No. 10 overall pick out of Duke in last month's NBA Draft.
The Athletic reporter and former NBA General Manager had a mixed bag of views on Portland’s Summer League activities. The Athletic’s John Hollinger filed an extensive report about the chatter he heard in Las Vegas during Summer League, and the Blazers played a featured role this year.
Don’t expect the NBA to go from 30 teams to 32 tomorrow. But don’t expect it to stay at 30 for much longer, either. According to The Athletic’s John Hollinger, the feeling around the league remains that expansion is going to happen.
With the 21st overall pick in the NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards added a high-upside piece to their rebuild, selecting former Illinois wing Will Riley – a 6-foot-8 freshman whose raw potential intrigued scouts despite some lingering questions about his readiness for the pro level.
Former Illinois guard Kasparas Jakucionis was the dropper of last Wednesday's NBA Draft, freefalling to the No. 20 overall pick after being slotted as high as a top-five selection at one point during his 2024-25 freshman season.Sometimes, though, good things come to those who wait it out in the green room.
The Brooklyn Nets will be the most important team in this year’s free agency. The Nets are the only team in the NBA with substantial cap space right now.
The season ended early for the Cavaliers, and now comes the most important season of all. That would be none other than the offseason, every team’s path to trying to build a contender.
The Houston Rockets are a team to watch this offseason with all of the trade assets they have to make a big move. The Athletic insider John Hollinger believes they are the likeliest team to make such a trade this offseason.
The Orlando Magic are in danger of being stuck as a franchise after two consecutive first-round eliminations in the playoffs. This is the first time in the Jamahl Mosley era where the team didn't improve its position, so the Magic may be on the docket for some changes.
Former Memphis Grizzlies exec and current writer for The Athletic, John Hollinger, thinks the San Antonio Spurs or Toronto Raptors could trade for Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo this summer. The Bucks lost to the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the 2025 playoffs in five games.
After finishing a very busy 2024-25 season with a 50-32 record under first-year head coach JJ Redick, the Los Angeles Lakers will kick off their playoff journey on Saturday, with a 3-6 matchup against the 49-33 Minnesota Timberwolves.
Following Tony Allen’s jersey retirement ceremony in Memphis, John Hollinger of The Athletic examined Allen’s six All-Defensive seasons with the Grizzlies.
In the wake of Tony Allen‘s jersey retirement ceremony in Memphis, John Hollinger of The Athletic revisits Allen’s six All-Defensive seasons for the Grizzlies and notes that the veteran guard wouldn’t have made All-Defense in five of those six years if the NBA’s current 65-game rule had been in place.
The New York Knicks have a full roster at this point in time, but they could still make some noise on the buyout market. The Athletic insider John Hollinger listed New Orleans Pelicans forward Bruce Brown as the top player that could be available on the buyout market.
Things just can't seem to steady themselves for the Phoenix Suns. What was once a promising start to the 2024-25 regular season has quickly soiled itself into a disaster in the desert.
Are the Portland Trail Blazers making a massive error this year? That's the overarching thesis of John Hollinger of The Athletic, who posits that the Trail Blazers' reticence to part with several of their extant veteran players — many of whom are at least fairly appetizing trade chips — could prove brutally costly to their long-term success.
The NBA’s “bye week,” courtesy of the NBA Cup schedule, has arrived, as detailed by John Hollinger of The Athletic. Starting Monday, teams received a rare luxury: two games in 10 days.
Recently, John Hollinger of The Athletic posted five NBA teams that he expects to exceed expectations and five he expects to fall short of expectations.
Boston is a second-apron luxury tax team and is on course to pay the repeater tax, so an extension for Hauser is more complicated than meets the eye.
The Los Angeles Lakers' decision to stand pat at the trade deadline this season seemingly will have more of an impact on their options this coming offseason than many realize.
The Athletic's John Hollinger offered up an NBA player comparison for Bronny James that, all things considered, doesn't reflect well for LeBron's son. Hollinger compared Bronny to Orlando Magic guard Gary Harris -- a solid, but unspectacular, journeyman role player.
Nothing is stopping Nathaniel Hackett — or any NFL coach for that matter — from changing the settings in 'Madden' to hard, changing the game time to a realistic 15 minutes, and then making decisions regarding play-calling as well as timeouts as they happen.
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