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Jalen Duren figures to be one of the most intriguing restricted free agency stories this offseason after the best season of his career and a disappointing playoff performance, and his relationship with Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham reportedly could impact his overall contract.
The NBA playoffs are still going strong, but we may now have a better idea of when Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo gets traded.
Mikel Brown Jr. could well be the second-best three-level scorer in this draft as a rookie (behind Darryn Peterson), and he has been rising up draft boards following a strong showing at the combine. A point guard who can slide to the two, Brown carries extreme gravity as soon as he crosses half-court, which sets […]
Jalen Duren already has a skill the Pistons can tap into.
Do not underestimate the power of cultural awareness and understanding in the international world of basketball. For Masai Ujiri, new Dallas Mavericks president and alternate general manager, navigating in multiple languages, customs, cultures and traditions is nothing new. Born in England, raised in Nigeria, an executive in the American National Basketball Association over the last […]
Austin Reaves is in store for a significant contract this offseason, and the Los Angeles Lakers reportedly may have to outbid at least one other suitor.
The Pistons could find comfort in trading Duncan Robinson, knowing the perfect replacement is staring them in the face.
The Pistons could take a swing at this former first-round pick when free agency opens.
On the Pistons' offseason, the contractual and long-term situations for Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson, cap space vs over the cap, and how they could get Cade Cunningham his co-star.
Listen now | Bryce Simon joins the show again to assist with the Pistons mock offseason.
It's not even June yet, and the summer of Giannis has already been an absolute roller coaster ride for Celtics fans.
The Cleveland Cavaliers has the stars, but finding the perfect combo forward is the final piece needed to reach the NBA Finals.
Wednesday at 11:59 was the deadline to withdraw from the NBA Draft, and there have been some interesting decisions. Among the players who have pulled out: ACC-wise, Stanford’s Ebuka Okorie is staying in, as is UNC’s Henri Veesaar, but Matt Able will follow through and be in Chapel Hill now. Flory Bidunga took a look-see, […]
After being bounced from the playoffs, the Detroit Pistons are headed into a crucial offseason, but it's anyone's guess what the summer holds for Jalen Duren.
The Miami Heat may have another superstar to consider should the Dallas Mavericks include Kyrie Irving in their offseason changes.
JB Bickerstaff has been such a great coach that he's hurting the Pistons trade asset values.
Watching the Knicks punch their ticket to the NBA Finals has, in my opinion, sucked. Yes, they’ve waited 27 years to return to this stage, endured truly awful stretches of basketball spanning decades, and maybe deserve it on some level. Still, it’s New York. It’s Knicks fans. It’s “bing bong” and Timothée Chalamet clips that […]
Kansas Jayhawks News Incoming freshman Taylen Kinney has been selected to the US Basketball U18 men’s team KU Softball’s Ella Boyer is a 3rd team All-American Matt Tait has a detailed look behind the scenes at this year’s powerhouse baseball team in Lawrence The KC Star gives you 7 things to know about the Kansas […]
We're now more than halfway through the Western Conference Finals. And at this point of the Oklahoma City Thunder's title defense, there's no question that the run has been defined by the overwhelming majority of fans' aversion to it.
Caleb Wilson was the obvious star at North Carolina this past season, but the offense may not have flowed well without Henri Veesaar as well. The 7’0 center is your typical stretch big, but offers more than just his shooting on the perimeter. In Hubert Davis’ offense, Veesaar showed his ability to operate out of […]
The Spurs and Thunder are still in the midst of the Western Conference Finals, but the East has a Finals participant. While the New York Knicks are awaiting an opponent, there was television time available to air The Pat McAfee Show. Appropriately, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made a visit to talk about the state of […]
Last summer, there wasn’t much to expect from Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens approaching the 2025 NBA Draft. Boston entered the night with three late selections — No. 28, 46, and 57 — yet still managed to reel in a little-known prospect with the potential to impact winning more than most rookies in […]
SGA’s attorney demanded Underdog “destroy” a board game poking fun at him.
The Boston Celtics will have a chip on their shoulder this summer after their playoff elimination. However, seeing the New York Knicks rampage through the East should further motivate them to add the needed reinforcements.
Columbus Clippers 6, Toledo Mud Hens 3 (box) A bullpen game from the Hens went sideways as their pitchers issued 10 walks on the night. The offense was a little off, failing to capitalize on a few chances as they fell to the Cllippers on Wednesday. Konnor Pilkington got the spot start and just dug […]