If you ever thought what went down between the Golden State Warriors front office and Draymond Green’s camp in the offseason, perhaps even Dray himself doesn’t know.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is among the most popular figures in the sporting world today. While he is primarily known for his exploits on the basketball court, there is no denying the impact he has had on the Warriors behind the scenes.
Today’s NBA is all about the three-point shot, but it wasn’t all too long ago that the mid-range was in fashion. The league has had some great mid-range shooters over the years, and Max Kellerman and Rich Paul came up with a top-five list on their Game Over podcast.
How many of the players to score the most points in one game for each NBA team in the 2025-26 season can you name in five minutes?
The GOAT debate in the NBA is one of the most talked about topics in basketball. Ask any basketball fan who the GOAT is, and you’ll instantly start an argument.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul, recently sat down to record an episode of the ‘Game Over’ podcast with Max Kellerman, where he spoke about the 41-year-old 76ers veteran’s future with Team USA and also addressed Joel Embiid’s allegedly problematic work ethic.
On the latest edition of the Game Over podcast with Max Kellerman, Rich Paul refuted the notion that Joel Embiid has a poor work ethic. Kellerman brought up a rumor about Embiid’s work ethic and implied that LeBron James could potentially help him, as they are now teammates on the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Denver Nuggets suffered a crushing first-round exit in the 2026 playoffs, losing to the Minnesota Timberwolves in six games. Facing a banged-up Timberwolves team, there were no excuses for the Nuggets' horrible performance, but they were not fully healthy either.
After eight seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James is ready for a new challenge. The 41-year-old superstar has chosen the Philadelphia 76ers for his 24th NBA season, reportedly accepting a significant 92% pay cut to make the move happen.
For weeks, Peyton Watson’s absence from Denver’s playoff run looked like another frustrating injury story. The Nuggets had entered the postseason with a championship to chase, while one of their young two-way pieces watched from the sideline after another setback.
In the latest edition of his “Game Over” podcast with Max Kellerman, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul explains that he worked to “protect” Peyton Watson by discouraging him from trying to play in the postseason while he was dealing with a strained left hamstring (Twitter video link from NBA writer Damien Peters).
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 Denver Nuggets’ bone to pick may ultimately be with Rich Paul rather than with Peyton Watson. The Klutch Sports founder and CEO Paul spoke this week on his “Game Over” podcast with Max Kellerman for The Ringer.
Rich Paul has another angry former client. Retired ex-Miami Heat champion Norris Cole appeared this week on the “OGs Podcast” with his old Heat teammates Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller.
LeBron James hasn't even made his debut for the Philadelphia 76ers yet, but fans are convinced him and Joel Embiid have issues to sort out behind the scenes.
For weeks, Rich Paul wanted us to believe LeBron James wasn’t meeting with teams. Turns out, he was. Not according to some anonymous social media account.
Paul used a simple analogy to explain James' decision, all while seemingly taking a subtle dig at the Lakers.
It turns out the 76ers weren't finished breaking the Internet just yet.
Rich Paul doesn’t act like the biggest agent in basketball. That’s probably why he’s become the biggest agent in basketball. Right now, he’s public enemy No.
Rich Paul wants teams to chill out as the league collectively waits for LeBron James to choose his next landing spot. The NBA offseason has been at a standstill as James’ free-agent decision looms, with teams reserving a roster spot and salary cap room for the 4-time MVP.
Speaking about his top client in Monday’s episode of his Game Over podcast with Max Kellerman, Rich Paul of Klutch Sports said LeBron James is “not going to be rushed” into making a decision on his next team, per Dave McMenamin of ESPN.
During James' extended time on the microphone at Fanatics Fest, he quoted former Philadelphia 76ers team president Sam Hinkie's mantra of "Trust the Process."
Teams interested in signing LeBron James are having to resort to some unusual methods to try and recruit him.
The Knicks are king in the NBA Eastern Conference, but they will face plenty of challengers in their quest to repeat as champions. Following the Jaylen Brown trade, all the attention is on Philadelphia right now, but there’s another squad that’s in a position to make some noise in 2026-27.
Speaking to Forbes contributor Mark Medina, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul said he’s not expecting his star client, LeBron James, to make a decision on his next team in the near future.
As intriguing and cinematic as James on the Knicks would be no matter what circumstance, he simply can't do it now.
Rich Paul is shedding light on something that rarely gets said out loud. The Klutch Sports founder said current and former NBA players have steered young prospects away from signing with his agency, citing their feelings toward LeBron James.
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