Doug Christie is making a significant change to the rotation.
The Brooklyn Nets’ offseason took an interesting turn because of one player, but that situation might resolve itself before it becomes an issue again in 2026.
DeMar DeRozan, who’s heading into his second season with the Sacramento Kings, will be hoping for better fortunes this time around. His debut season in California was marred by the firing of head coach Mike Brown in the middle of the year and De’Aaron Fox being traded at the deadline.
How many of the active NBA players to average at least 20 points-per-game can you name in five minutes?
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has had a ton of teammates throughout his NBA career. Some were fellow superstars while others that he built a connection with were role players and one of the better ones in his time with the Lakers was point guard Dennis Schroder.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
LeBron James and Steve Nash believe Dennis Schroder’s international career deserves Hall of Fame recognition. On the latest episode of Mind the Game, the two NBA legends praised Schroder’s accomplishments with Team Germany, saying his success on the global stage puts him among the all-time greats in FIBA competition.
Dennis Schroder’s EuroBasket run generated a controversial conversation, as some wondered if the Sacramento Kings guard could be on his way to the Hall of Fame.
If it were up to Jordi Fernandez, there's a good chance Dennis Schroder would still be a Brooklyn Net. The impact he had was so profound that the only way for Brooklyn to protect its draft pick, which it had reacquired from the Houston Rockets, was to trade the veteran guard to Golden State.
Free agent guards Gary Payton II and De’Anthony Melton have committed to deals with the Golden State Warriors.
Very few players in basketball have been as impactful for their country as Dennis Schroder has been for Germany, guiding the national team to unprecedented success in recent years.
When you consider what he's done in international basketball, he looks destined for enshrinement.
Team USA will always be respected as the most dangerous opponent in FIBA competitions, but Germany is now the team to beat on the international stage.
A back-and-forth battle between a pair of 8-0 teams went down to the wire in Sunday’s EuroBasket championship game, with Kings point guard Dennis Schroder helping to secure a gold medal for Germany by scoring the final six points and turning an 83-82 deficit into an 88-83 victory over Turkey.
Dennis Schroder has never been the flashiest name in the NBA, but his journey is beginning to look like something much bigger than a solid pro career. Fresh off leading Germany to a historic FIBA World Cup title and earning tournament MVP honors, Schroder has put himself in the international spotlight in a way few expected.
While the NBA awaits the start of training, EuroBasket 2025 has taken center stage in the basketball world. The best countries in Europe are in the middle of a massive tournament to crown continental supremacy in the sport, featuring current and former NBA talent.
The Brooklyn Nets may not have any active players participating in EuroBasket 2025, but many fans are still cheering for Nets alumni in the tournament.
With the NBA offseason in full swing, many NBA players have decided to play for their home country’s national team. One of the more notable players playing in the EuroBasket today is Detroit Pistons guard Dennis Schroder, who’s representing Germany as their captain.
Veteran NBA guard Dennis Schroder says that he was subjected to an incident of racial abuse during Saturday’s game at EuroBasket.
Dennis Schroder is known for shining while representing Germany. Their recent warm-up game ahead of the 2025 EuroBasket was no different, as Schroder put up a clutch driving layup to win the game against the reigning champions, Spain, in overtime.
When the 2025 NBA free agency period approached, it was clear that the Detroit Pistons were on pace to part ways with the veteran guard Dennis Schroder.
Some teams got great deals, and others paid a high price for questionable upgrades.
Dennis Schroder is leaving the Detroit Pistons for the Sacramento Kings. Schroder has agreed to a three-year, $45 million deal with the Kings. Schroder played for the Brooklyn Nets, Golden State Warriors and Pistons last season.
Dennis Schroder will join the Sacramento Kings on a free agent deal, The Athletic reported Monday. Terms of the contract were not yet known. The Kings were interested in both Schroder and Russell Westbrook as veteran backcourt options, according to multiple reports, and they still may sign both.
With free agency hours away, one expiring veteran on the Detroit Pistons is expected to weigh quite a few options on the open market. Dennis Schroder has become one of the most intriguing veteran guards on the open market.
It seems Dennis Schroder is hinting at a potential departure from the Detroit Pistons. As Schroder’s name has been making headlines in the NBA rumor mill, it’s been suggested that he could be on the move, with the Sacramento Kings being his biggest suitor at the moment.
As the Detroit Pistons approach the opening of free agency, they have a handful of key players with expiring contracts.
With less than a minute to go, the Detroit Pistons were on the brink of losing a second straight playoff game to a furious New York Knicks comeback. Then Dennis Schroder coolly drained a game-winner.
Dennis Schroder called the NBA trade deadline "modern slavery" in an interview Tuesday. One day later, he was traded twice in 12 hours.
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