The New York Knicks will enter the upcoming NBA season as the defending champions after defeating the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals last campaign.
Former Los Angeles Lakers guard Gabe Vincent remains a free agent ahead of the 2026-27 season, but he isn’t in a hurry to accept any offer from the NBA.
Gabe Vincent has made a very surprising confession about life in the NBA, claiming that most professional basketball players actually grow to hate the game despite reaching its highest level.
The Cavaliers apparently kicked the tires on Gabe Vincent earlier this offseason. They’re just not in position to do much about it anymore. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Cleveland had contact with Vincent before subsequent moves left the Cavs right up against the first-apron hard cap.
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 Kings apparently intend to look under every rock for another guard before training camp. Gabe Vincent is the latest name to surface. Per Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report, Sacramento is among the teams considering Vincent, who remains available after spending the past three seasons with the Lakers.
As the Kings continue to peruse the free agent market in search of a reserve point guard, two new potential targets have been linked to the team. According to Carmichael Dave of Sactown Sports 1140 (Twitter link), former No.
Former LA Lakers and Miami Heat star Gabe Vincent believes people criticising Bam Adebayo for breaking Kobe Bryant’s record are being ridiculous. Adebayo broke Bryant’s 81-point scoring record earlier this year, but earned a fair amount of criticism for chasing the record.
The Miami Heat continue searching for complementary pieces after their blockbuster trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, and a familiar face may be on the organization’s radar.
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.
On Saturday evening, the Los Angeles Lakers got off to a strong start to their series against the Houston Rockets with a comfortable home win in Game 1, getting the victory by a score of 107-98.
After battling for a little more than two quarters, the Hawks could not keep up with the New York Knicks and lost in game one. It was a poor offensive game from Atlanta and they could not play with any consistency throughout this game.
Different stars, different ecosystems, but same pressure, only dialed to new levels. That’s the reality when you go from a culture-built contender to the brightest spotlight in basketball.
Gabe Vincent’s postseason journey with the Los Angeles Lakers may have been short-lived, with two consecutive first-round exits. However, his journey with the Miami Heat painted a different picture.
The Los Angeles Lakers have acquired sharpshooting guard Luke Kennard from the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Gabe Vincent and a 2032 second-round draft pick.
The Los Angeles Lakers got a bit of good news on the injury front as veteran point guard Gabe Vincent returned for the team’s contest against the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night.
The Lakers will be without Gabe Vincent again, and yes, it is starting to feel familiar. Los Angeles announced that Vincent has been diagnosed with lower back tightness and will be reevaluated in roughly one week, as relayed by Broderick Turner of The Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Lakers reserve point guard Gabe Vincent may have missed much of the 4-2 squad's early slate of regular season games, but when he has played he's shown why Lakers team president and general manager Rob Pelinka wanted to splurge on him with a three-year, $33 million free agent contract in the summer of 2023.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Gabe Vincent has sent the Lakers a clear message prior to their 2025-26 season opener against the Golden State Warriors, which tips off at Crypto.com Arena on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
With the Los Angeles Lakers being cautious throughout the preseason and not wanting to overwork their top players, it has allowed an opportunity for others to step up and really show what they’re capable of.
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Coming off a 2023 NBA Finals appearance with the Miami Heat, Gabe Vincent became a free agent target for the Los Angeles Lakers due to his impressive playoff play.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Gabe Vincent is looking to have an exciting offseason, as he recently announced his upcoming skills clinic in Santa Barbara. As an alumnus of UCSB, Vincent seemed particularly enthusiastic about the upcoming training camp.
Los Angeles Lakers guard Gabe Vincent has been elected by the National Basketball Players Association’s Board of Player Reps to serve as Vice President on the NBPA Executive Committee.