The Cleveland Cavaliers were arguably the best team in the NBA during the 2024-25 regular season. They finished with the best record in the Eastern Conference and went back and forth with the Oklahoma City Thunder for the best record in the league all year long.
Aside from the Los Angeles Lakers-Dallas Mavericks deal, the San Antonio Spurs‘ acquisition of De’Aaron Fox from a three-team deal with the Sacramento Kings and Chicago Bulls is just as impactful.
The Sacramento Kings and De’Aaron Fox may be staring down their imminent divorce. The NBA trade deadline is nine days away. On or before Feb. 6, Fox could find himself on a different team.
As the Sacramento Kings continue to focus on building around De’Aaron Fox, rival teams are keeping a close eye on the situation, per Sam Amick of The Athletic.
Christie, a former NBA shooting guard, spent five of his 15 seasons as a player in Sacramento.
The Denver Nuggets are a team that's recently found themselves at the center of the NBA trade rumor mill. The latest report from Sam Amick of The Athletic revealed that the team is interested in bringing star-caliber players like Zach LaVine, Cam Johnson, and more.
The Sacramento Kings have entered what The Athletic’s Sam Amick and Anthony Slater have designated as a danger zone with regards to their future with De’Aaron Fox.
Kings point guard De’Aaron Fox? A potential trade candidate? Well, from the sounds of things, it may not be as unlikely as it once seemed, as relayed by NBA insiders Sam Amick and Anthony Slater of The Athletic.
The San Antonio Spurs are reportedly monitoring De'Aaron Fox's situation as uncertainty looms over the Sacramento Kings star's future, as per Sam Amick
The Denver Nuggets reportedly want to make a big trade for a high-powered offensive player or an All-Star. While it's a nice thought to have, there will be a legitimate cost for making such a trade that may shake up the team's core.
The Denver Nuggets have been stuck in limbo on whether the team needs to make a move or not. After standing pat all season, it seems like the team is leaning toward making a move.
In an effort to improve their offense, the Denver Nuggets “have either expressed interest in, or have had preliminary trade discussions on” several scorers, according to Sam Amick and Tony Jones of The Athletic.
Joel Embiid's injury situation regarding his knee has been a dark cloud hovering over the Philadelphia 76ers' franchise this season. Although the absences
It’s unclear why the two sides are ending their relationship, according to The Athletic.
The Brooklyn Nets’ season has been full of surprises so far. From surprising success relative to expectations to positive developments from unlikely players, the Nets have been far from the talentless bottom feeders many predicted.
The Philadelphia 76ers are absolutely floundering right now, but it does not look like a management change is on the horizon for the time being.
According to NBA writers Sam Amick and Anthony Slater of The Athletic, Sacramento Kings point guard De’Aaron Fox could enter free agency in 2026. Fox,
After missing out on targets like Paul George and Lauri Markkanen this offseason, the Warriors reportedly remain on the lookout for stars who might become available on the trade market.
Age is reportedly a major factor for the Rockets as they look for a new addition.
With two years left on his remaining deal, Sacramento Kings All-Star point guard De’Aaron Fox has decided not to sign a contract this offseason, the Athletic’s
According to NBA insider Sam Amick of The Athletic, players want to get paid to play in the All-Star Game. The main reason players played hard in the NBA In-Season Tournament was because money was at stake. The Los Angeles Lakers won the In-Season Tournament, with each player getting $500,000.
Despite being the ninth seed in the Western Conference, your 25-25 Los Angeles Lakers managed to secure All-Star appearances for a whopping two of their players.
The Los Angeles Lakers front office has been looking all across the league to see where they can get help before the NBA trade deadline next week. They know that the Lakers are a few pieces away from being a real contender for the title, so they are trying their best to piece things together.
Last month, James shared an ominous message with reporters, saying he knew what he could "still bring to any ballclub with the right pieces." The statement only fueled speculation over James' future in Los Angeles if the Lakers fail to add. James has one year remaining on his contract and a $50.4 million player option for 2024-25, but he could quickly force his way out if he wanted.
Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons playing for a new team next season is "increasingly likely," according to The Athletic's Sam Amick. The Miami Heat, Toronto Raptors and Washington Wizards are seen as the most likely landing spots for the point guard, Amick adds.
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