Adam Silver might be looking at trimming NBA games to 40 minutes, but Stephen A. Smith has other ideas. With Anthony Edwards and Tyrese Haliburton already missing chunks of time, the league’s health problem is front and center once again.
The 2026-27 NBA season has started, and we’re already excited to see the Washington Wizards usher in a new era. But apparently, while the AJ Dybantsa Age is just starting, there’s a new report that at some point in the future, you may not be spending as much time at Capital One Arena to watch a game like in the past.
Adam Silver didn’t injure the NBA’s stars. But figuring out what the league can do to keep them on the court is very much part of his job. That’s where Bill Simmons has a point.
How many of the NBA players to score at least 1,500 points while also rejecting at least 150 shots in the same season can you name in five minutes?
NBA commissioner Adam Silver reportedly remains interested in 40-minute NBA games, but the latest reporting describes a preference, not an approved change.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
Seattle fans have heard enough about what might happen. They’d understandably prefer to hear that the SuperSonics are coming back. There’s no announcement to celebrate yet.
Bill Simmons, the famous NBA analyst with The Ringer, recently called out NBA Commissioner Adam Silver for refusing to shorten the regular season amid rising concerns about player health.
NBA injuries are at an all-time high this season, with multiple NBA starters down within the first few weeks of play. As injury concerns grow league-wide, the conversation has shifted to how the league might better protect its athletes.
NEW YORK — NBA commissioner Adam Silver likes the idea of cutting games from 48 minutes to 40, according to Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated. Mannix said it on SI’s Open Floor podcast with co-host Rachel Nichols, in a clip that circulated Tuesday, and attributed it to what he had heard around the league.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The NBA’s injury era is becoming a problem the league can’t seem to solve. Fans want to watch stars. Teams want to have them available. Instead, we’re spending an awful lot of time discussing who isn’t playing.
It will be the end of an era at the end of the 2026-27 NBA season as Ernie Johnson, the longtime host of ‘Inside The NBA,’ announced his intent to step away from the show at the end of the year.
Enes Kanter Freedom has issued a direct warning to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. The former NBA player asserts that he holds secret audio recordings of league officials and team owners.
The NBA is making a massive move into the prediction-market business. And it could change how millions of fans interact with basketball. On Oct. 26, the league announced agreements with Kalshi and Polymarket, naming both companies its preferred prediction-market exchanges.
A Republican and a Democrat are asking Adam Silver the same question: How far is the NBA willing to go in doing business with a government accused of serious human rights abuses?
The 2026-27 NBA season officially tipped off this week, and one person who is already thrilled with what he saw is former NBA player turned ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins.
Enes Kanter Freedom is taking his fight straight to the top, demanding a meeting with Adam Silver. Enes Kanter’s feud with the WNBA has only gotten messier lately.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver finally revealed if LeBron James is breaking any league rules. Philadelphia 76ers star LeBron James’ decision to commute back and forth to games using a helicopter has sparked major debate in the NBA community.
Not long ago, NBA fans endured the infamous “superteam” era, where GMs invested everything into their top-end talent in hopes of stacking the deck in their favor.
The 2026-27 NBA season tips off with a star-studded tripleheader, and yet, fans aren’t exactly pleased with Adam Silver’s schedule. Although the New York Knicks will begin their title defense this Tuesday night against LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers, they’re not featured in the first game of the season.
The New York Knicks’ final roster decision has put two very different NBA stories side by side. One is an unceremonious exit, and the other is a redemption.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver left team owners with the impression at last month’s Board of Governors meeting that a Seattle expansion franchise is no longer a lock, according to multiple ownership sources cited in an ESPN report by Brian Windhorst.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver has backed off on the league's plans to put an expansion team in Seattle, citing lower bids than they're receiving for a Las Vegas team.
The NBA is expected to select a winning bid for a Las Vegas expansion team in the “very near future.”
Commissioner Adam Silver stated that the penalties doled out to the Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard regarding salary-cap circumvention are “final."
Commissioner Adam Silver and the NBA have been dragging their feet on expansion plans. That delay has given the league's newest owner powerful leverage.
The Caitlin Clark discourse has reached a boiling point in recent weeks, and now, NBA commissioner Adam Silver is weighing in.
A league that has historically thrived off rivalries and superstar players has made continuity impossible and quashed player empowerment in recent years.
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