We never got to see D'Angelo Russell in a Memphis Grizzlies uniform. It appears we won't see Jordan Hawkins either. The former first-round pick out of
Former NBA All-Star guard D'Angelo Russell signed a contract with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association. The CBA announced the transaction Wednesday on social media.
Throughout NBA history, only 40 players have scored 60 or more points during an NBA regular-season game. How many of the 40 can you name in six minutes?
D'Angelo Russell is widely considered one of the most beloved players to ever put on a Brooklyn Nets uniform. He helped transform the Nets from a bottom-dwelling, hopeless team to a playoff team in two years in his first stint in the borough, putting Brooklyn on the map.
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.
The Cleveland Cavaliers could certainly use some more proven depth behind their All-Star backcourt duo of Donovan Mitchell and James Harden, but the risk is still too great for Russell to be the one to get that nod.
The Memphis Grizzlies waived veteran guard D'Angelo Russell on Friday and signed undrafted guard Brendan Hausen. Russell, 30, was acquired from the Washington Wizards on July 8 in a six-team trade.
After trading the No. 2 overall pick in the 2019 draft, it is now official that the Memphis Grizzlies will not be replacing him with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2015 draft.
The Dallas Mavericks desperately need to improve this offseason. They went just 26-56 in the 2025-26 season, their second-worst record since the start of the century, and a lot of it can be traced back to bad personnel decisions.
Make no mistake: the Anthony Davis trade was only made with one player meant to actually factor into the Washington Wizards. Even if Davis, now hampered
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.
D’Angelo Russell may never actually suit up for the Wizards. Russell technically landed in Washington as part of last week’s Anthony Davis trade, but general manager Will Dawkins made it clear the situation is fluid.
The Dallas Mavericks are off to a poor start to the season, and the team dynamics are reportedly not very good, either.
Ja Morant is back in his bag a little bit.
He hasn’t yet taken the court in his Dallas Mavericks uniform, but he’s already managed to alienate his new fans.
Is Russell set to have a strong campaign as he enters a pivotal season in his career?
D’Angelo Russell is clearly not too thrilled with the team that traded him away twice.
He will be signed using the taxpayer mid-level exception, which will hard cap the Mavs at the second tax apron.
The Brooklyn Nets should fight hard to bring veteran guard D'Angelo Russell back this summer, and no, it's not just because the franchise will be retroing the "Bed-Stuy" era uniforms Russell once sported during his first stint with the Nets seven years ago.
The Brooklyn Nets made a clear shift in the middle of the season when they traded for D'Angelo Russell from the Los Angeles Lakers, as it appeared they wanted to go after acquiring a veteran figure for their locker room.
Clearly, Russell did not love how his time with the Lakers ended.
The heroics they showed against the Rockets were at least encouraging and provided a thrilling finish to a tightly contested game.
As the Brooklyn Nets continue to navigate their rebuilding phase, one of the most intriguing storylines has been the return of D’Angelo Russell.
Russell is seven games into his second spell with the Brooklyn Nets.
Russell seemingly holds a grudge against the Lakers for trading him twice within the span of a few years.
A familiar face is back in the Big Apple with the Brooklyn Nets. Earlier this week, the Nets acquired point guard D'Angelo Russell in a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers, bringing the former No.
Russell, a 10th-year guard out of Ohio State, is averaging a career-low 12.4 points while shooting a mediocre 33.3 percent from deep.
Russell spent time with Brooklyn early in his career and reportedly didn’t part on great terms when he was traded to Golden State in 2019.
Russell’s long-term future in Los Angeles remains uncertain. With an expiring $18.6 million contract, he is a prime candidate to be moved before February’s trade deadline.
The Lakers are rolling since Russell has moved to the bench.
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