Latest blog entries about NBA
The final NBA teams still without a local broadcast deal are making plans for the 2026-27 season, with the Cleveland Cavaliers next in line. The Cavs were one of many teams without a local broadcasting home for the new season after the demise of Main Street Sports Group and the FanDuel Sports Networks. NBA teams…
The Golden State Warriors' brutal offseason looks even worse after their reported interest in a Jaren Jackson Jr. trade prior to February's deadline.
The Timberwolves improved their roster this offseason, which should allow Anthony Edwards to elevate his defense.
The Chicago Bulls have an intriguing young piece in Dailyn Swain. But don't expect a ton from him as a rookie unless his path is cleared.
Oklahoma City Thunder fans will quickly forget their worries about Chet Holmgren’s playoff struggles.
The Celtics appear to have survived a major injury scare at the FIBA World Cup qualifiers, which is, unfortunately, all too familiar territory for the team.
The deadline for NFL teams to get down to their 53-man roster was Sunday at 4:00 PM EST, but the sand is shifting under our feet, as some players get picked up by other teams or signed to a practice squad in the fluid and frantic 48 hours that follow. The dust hasn’t fully settled […]
I understand streaming. I use streaming. I’m not asking anyone to bring back the VCR. But I do wonder whether the NBA occasionally stops to think about the people who have been watching its games for 40 or 50 years. The Cavaliers announced Tuesday that their local broadcasts are moving to DAZN, a streaming service […] The post NBA keeps making it harder for longtime fans to simply watch basketball appeared first on Hoops Wire .
With less than five home games to go, the Connecticut Sun are officially in their “Golden Hour” era. Now that the team is eliminated from playoff contention, there is still a lot to give – especially to give back. While there’s no hope for a future after September 24th, that’s not stopping them from staying […] The post Brittney Griner is Proving Basketball Will Never Be Just a Game appeared first on The Lead .
The Dallas Mavericks' size didn't translate to offensive rebounds last season. That could change in a big way with their revamped roster.
Kings center Domantas Sabonis is reportedly seeking a trade after hiring new agent this summer.
The Nuggets were passed over again by ownership in favor of adding to their already large sports portfolio.
Jalen Duren was a valuable part of the Pistons’ breakout season, and the Pistons want him back. That’s about all we know. Everything else about Duren’s restricted free agency remains largely a mystery, with training camp just a little more than a month away. According to ESPN’s Tim MacMahon, there remains “a gap” in negotiations […] The post Pistons want Jalen Duren back, but apparently not at his price appeared first on Hoops Wire .
If Lu Dort and Nickeil Alexander-Walker can play like they did in FIBA during the regular season, the Hawks could be a lock for a playoff spot.
The Golden State Warriors' failed Curry brothers reunion may ultimately have been the end for the veteran sharpshooter.
The Los Angeles Lakers superstar is about to making things unbelievably easy for Ziaire Williams.
In a few years, the Minnesota Timberwolves could struggle to re-sign Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball, and Jaden McDaniels.
Team USA fans woke up to some shocking news on Monday, as two of their best players, A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum, were out of the roster for the FIBA Women’s World Cup. While Plum has a history of dealing with injuries throughout this season, Wilson’s exemption came as much of a surprise, given how […] The post “That Is a Lot of Load”: WNBA Analyst Exlpores Possible Reason Behind A’ja Wilson’s Team USA World Cup Absence appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Thanasis Antetokounmpo won’t be following Giannis to Miami. Instead, he’s headed home, and he’ll still have an Antetokounmpo alongside him. Thanasis has signed a two-year contract with Aris BC in Greece, the team announced Tuesday. The deal also includes a third-year team option. His younger brother Kostas Antetokounmpo signed with Aris earlier this offseason. Thanasis, […] The post Thanasis Antetokounmpo heads to Greece, will team with another brother appeared first on Hoops Wire .
As the regular season nears, trade conversations are heating up about Sacramento Kings center Domantas Sabonis. Sabonis’ name has been brought up on the trade market fervently over the past couple years as the Kings have struggled since their appearance in the NBA playoffs in 2023. Brian Windhorst hints that Domantas Sabonis could want out […] The post Kings rumors: Brian Windhorst hints at potential Domantas Sabonis trade request appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Tacko Fall is getting another shot at the NBA, and if nothing else, that’s pretty cool. The 7-foot-6 center has officially signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the 76ers and is expected to participate in training camp. Fall, 30, hasn’t appeared in the NBA since playing 11 games for the Cavaliers during the 2021-22 season. […] The post Sixers bring 7-foot-6 Tacko Fall back to NBA appeared first on Hoops Wire .
Washington Wizards point guard Trae Young has the skills to get the best out of Anthony Davis and Alex Sarr.
Knicks star Jalen Brunson reveals the mindset for his team coming off NBA title run.
The Cleveland Cavaliers announced on Tuesday morning that they have agreed to a multi-year deal with DAZN for the team’s local broadcasts starting this upcoming season. In the team’s official post on X it stated, “Fans in-market can stream all Cavs regular season games not selected for exclusive national broadcast, including 15 games for free […]
The Minnesota Timberwolves have spent the offseason reshaping their roster around Anthony Edwards, and the next year will determine whether […]
The week's most-read NBA posts, emailed every Monday.