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All NBA →- NBADon Nelson memorialized as NBA greats gather for Dallas serviceDirk Nowitzki wrote that Don Nelson was "one of a kind" and Rick Carlisle praised his innovative coaching style as greats from around the NBA gathered to honor the Hall of Fame coach following his death at the age of 86.
- NBAThe 11 NBA players on the Basketball Hall of Fame's waiting listThere's only one NBA player in this year's class, but these stars -- including the recently retired Russell Westbrook -- should hear their names called in the near future.
- NBA2026 NBA free agency: Grades for offseason signings, extensionsWe're grading the biggest free agent signings and extensions, including Bradley Beal's new deal with the Clippers.
- NBANBA teams dominate social media for 2026-27 schedule releaseWith the 2026-27 NBA schedule dropping Thursday, teams creatively shared their respective games for the new campaign.
- NBANBA schedule 2026-27: Opening night, Christmas and must-see gamesFollowing the NBA's schedule release, our insiders break down the biggest games to watch for the 2026-27 season.
- NBA2026 NBA Cup: Schedule, format, groups, updates and moreThe league has revealed the group stage schedule for the 2026 NBA Cup. Here's everything you need to know about the fourth annual in-season tournament.
- NBAKnicks-Sixers, Lakers-Warriors highlight first day of NBA CupA second marquee matchup of the Knicks against the 76ers and LeBron James, along with the Lakers playing at the Warriors mark the first opening day of NBA Cup play on Oct. 30.
- NBACurry still on track to finish career with Warriors, GM saysWarriors GM Mike Dunleavy expressed confidence once again that Stephen Curry -- who is on an expiring deal this season -- will remain with the Warriors until he retires.
- NBAWarriors GM 'confident' Steph Curry will finish career in Golden State
- NBANBA Rumors Heat Up: Klay, LeBron, and Rookie ShineKlay Thompson’s Future Dominates Chatter Heat or Stay? Klay Thompson’s social media activity—liking Miami Heat posts and training in Florida—has bettors and execs convinced a move makes too much sense. Problem? Dallas still holds his rights, and the Mavs aren’t eager to let him walk. Meanwhile, Jimmy Butler’s return to Golden State this season lacked the safety net Klay had in 2022, with the Warriors already treating 2026-27 as a gap year. Translation: Klay’s next chapter is the league’s biggest subplot right now. Rookie Flagg Outshines Legends Three-Point ‘Hole’ Still a Win Cooper Flagg’s rookie three-point shooting (29.5%) might look shaky, but it’s better than LeBron James (29%), Kevin Durant (28.2%), and Michael Jordan (13.2%) as rookies. Dirk Nowitzki’s not sweating it—neither should Mavs fans. Numbers don’t lie: Flagg’s got the tools to outpace the greats. Lakers and Cavs Eyeing Blockbuster Moves Lakers Ditch Knecht for Elite Shooters A three-team trade could send Dalton Knecht p
- NBADon Nelson, second-winningest coach in NBA history, dies at 86Don Nelson, the second-winningest coach in NBA history and a five-time champion as a player, died at the age of 86 on Sunday.
- NBA'NBA Today' honors Don Nelson's life and legacy
- NBANBA Free Agency Frenzy: Klay, Kuminga, and Curry Dominate HeadlinesKlay Thompson’s Market Cools as Lakers, Heat Left Waiting The Lakers and Heat are still chasing Klay Thompson, but after his decision to join the Mavericks, their pursuit just got a lot harder. Sources say both teams are now bracing for a long wait—or a reality check. Thompson’s camp reportedly sees Dallas as the best fit, leaving L.A. and Miami scrambling for alternatives. If he even hits the market again, expect a bidding war to reignite. Steph Curry’s $136M Extension Looms After Warriors Strike Out on LeBron Golden State swung for the fences this offseason and whiffed on LeBron James. Now, all eyes are on Steph Curry’s next contract. Reports suggest a $136 million extension is in the works, locking in the 36-year-old for the twilight of his prime. The Warriors’ front office is betting big that Curry’s gravity alone can keep them competitive—even if the supporting cast isn’t what it used to be. Jonathan Kuminga’s Free Agency Down to One Realistic Suitor The Kuminga sweepstakes just
- NBANBA Trade Rumors Heat Up as Stars ShiftLakers Struggle to Land Big Fish Story: The Lakers’ hunt for Luka Doncic’s former $89M teammate hit a wall—bad news for a squad already scrambling. Meanwhile, a wild seven-player trade proposal surfaced, but pulling it off? That’s a long shot. Over in LA, Rui Hachimura didn’t just leave the Lakers—he crossed town to the Clippers, and he’s talking about it. Not ideal for LeBron’s squad. Data: Doncic’s ex-teammate (Tim Hardaway Jr.) is on a bloated deal, and the Lakers’ cap space is tighter than a playoff game in the fourth quarter. Warriors Stand Pat on Young Talent Story: Steph Curry’s got a favorite young player, and the Warriors aren’t trading him—no matter the offer. Smart move? Time will tell, but Curry’s word carries weight in Golden State. Sharp Take: If Curry’s vouching for him, he’s either the next Klay or the next bust. Either way, the Warriors are betting big. Draymond Stirs the Pot on Pay Cuts Story: Draymond Green reignited the pay-cut debate after Victor Wembanyama’s $51
- NBANBA free agency 2027 preview: Our Way-Too-Early look at next summerGolden State's franchise-altering 2027 offseason is just one of the storylines our resident GM is watching closely.
- NBANBA Offseason Frenzy: Bidding Wars, Legends, and Trash TalkBidding War Heats Up for $11M NBA Champ Four teams—Nuggets, Cavaliers, Hawks, and Bucks—are locked in a fight for a freakishly athletic NBA champion, with reports pegging the price tag at $11 million. The Cavs, in particular, are pushing hard to pair him with James Harden, aiming to solidify their starting lineup. If Cleveland lands this guy, their ceiling just got a lot higher. Luka Doncic: The Next Magic or Bird? Ex-Mavs coach Rick Carlisle didn’t hold back, comparing Luka Doncic to Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. That’s elite company, but Luka’s playmaking, size, and killer instinct make it hard to argue. If he’s not already in that conversation, he’s damn close. Durant Shuts Down LeBron Critics Kevin Durant came out swinging for LeBron James after critics called his move to the 76ers "unfair." KD pointed to Philly’s four 25-point scorers—Embiid, Maxey, Harden, and LeBron—and said it’s no different than his own Warriors superteam. If the shoe fits, wear it. Shaq vs. The Lake
- NBANBA Rumors Heat Up as Stars Shift and Deals DropWembanyama’s Unselfish Move Wins Over Spurs’ Rookie Harper Victor Wembanyama’s decision to take a team-friendly deal isn’t just smart—it’s earning him major respect. Dylan Harper, the Spurs’ young guard, called Wemby “the most genuine person ever” for putting the team first. That kind of leadership sets the tone for San Antonio’s rebuild. Numbers don’t lie: Wemby’s 21.4 PPG and 10.6 RPG as a rookie were elite, but his humility might be his best stat yet. LeBron’s 76ers Gamble: A Challenge or a Master Plan? LeBron James didn’t just pick the 76ers—he picked a fight. Iman Shumpert thinks the King thrives on challenges, and Philly’s a mess worth fixing. With Tyrese Maxey (25.9 PPG last season) and top prospect VJ Edgecombe in the mix, LeBron’s got tools to work with. Rich Paul’s already hyping the culture shift: “LeBron elevates everyone.” But let’s be real—if the Sixers don’t contend fast, the critics will pounce. Lakers Load Up: Kuminga, Ex-Warriors Champ in Play LA’s not done wheeling
- NBANBA free agency 2026: Let's play fact vs. fiction after a wild monthNBA front office insider Bobby Marks answers the biggest questions as the dust settles on 2026 free agency.
- NBADurant Calls 76ers Unfair With Four 25-Point ScorersThe Take Kevin Durant just dropped the hammer on the NBA’s balance of power. Speaking on LeBron James’s new-look 76ers, Durant didn’t mince words: "Hell yeah, I think they're going to be a contender." And the numbers back him up—hard. The Comparison Durant pointed straight to his old Warriors squad, the one that steamrolled the league with three 20-point scorers. That team was called unfair. Now? The 76ers have four guys who can drop 25 a night—LeBron, Embiid, Maxey, and Harris. That’s not just unfair; it’s a full-blown arms race. The Reality Check Last season, the Sixers averaged 115.2 points per game (5th in NBA) with Embiid and Maxey carrying the load. Add LeBron—a 25-point career average—and Tobias Harris, who’s averaged 18+ in Philly, and you’ve got a roster that’s built to outscore everyone. Depth? They’ve got it. Shooting? Plenty. Playoff experience? LeBron’s got 20 years of it. The League’s Problem Durant’s right: this isn’t just another superteam. It’s a super-su
- NBASources: Warriors bring back Gary Payton II on vet minimumThe Warriors are bringing back forward Gary Payton II on a one-year, $3.9 million veteran minimum deal, sources said.
- NBAKevin Durant compares 76ers' star power to his Warriors teamsKevin Durant compared the new-look 76ers to his Warriors teams in terms of offensive firepower after Philly added LeBron James in free agency.
- NBANBA Offseason Shakeup: Heat, Warriors, Cavs Make MovesHeat Load Up on Stars, Eye Championship Push The Miami Heat are making noise with two blockbuster trade predictions—one swapping Nikola Jovic for a $50M generational shooter and another flipping Andrew Wiggins for a $411M former MVP. Sources say they’re also the favorites to sign a $305M Future Hall of Famer to pair with Giannis. Bobby Portis didn’t hold back, calling the Heat’s new frontcourt the "best in the NBA." Verdict: If these deals go down, Miami’s title odds just skyrocketed. The East is getting scarier. Warriors, Cavs Miss on LeBron—Now What? Golden State’s still hunting for a second star after striking out on LeBron. The latest rumor? A $342M elite scorer could join Steph Curry. Meanwhile, the Cavs held a secret July meeting with LeBron—but it didn’t sway him. Now, they’re left scrambling. Verdict: Warriors’ move makes sense, but Cavs? They’re back to square one. LeBron’s 76ers Surprise, Nuggets’ Watson Frustrated LeBron only considered Philly after the Jaylen Br
- NBAThe Warriors are standing pat as the Curry era reaches another crossroadsLeBron James chose elsewhere, major upgrades never materialized and Golden State is again banking on continuity.
- NBAPerk says Draymond's LeBron take is 'delusional'
- NBAWindy: Draymond's return sets up Warriors for a 'huge' 2027 offseason
- NBADraymond Green returns to Warriors on 1-year, $27.7M dealDraymond Green has agreed to return to the Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million deal.
- NBALeBron signing puts pressure on 76ers: NBA coaches, execs reactWhile NBA insiders questioned why the four-time MVP would sign with the 76ers, one source close to LeBron James put it simply: "I think he just realized he had a lot of meaningful basketball left in him."
- NBAWindy: The Warriors are going to keep trying to win with Steph Curry
- NBALeBron James rode 'emotional roller coaster' before decisionRich Paul called the lead-up to LeBron James' decision to join the Sixers an "emotional roller coaster" that didn't end until early Friday morning.
- NBALeBron to Philly shocks NBA, Sixers now title favoritesThe King’s Gambit: LeBron Picks Sixers Over Heat, Cavs, Warriors The Move: LeBron James ended the NBA’s free-agency circus with a left-hook to the jaw—signing a two-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. No more waiting, no more drama. Just LeBron, Embiid, Maxey, and Brown in a lineup that’s suddenly the league’s scariest. The Sixers didn’t just land a superstar; they landed the superstar, the one who’s been chasing rings since 2003. And he’s not here to make friends—he’s here to win now. Why Philly? Money? Nah. LeBron left cash on the table (again). This was about fit. The Sixers’ front office—led by Mike Gansey and Bob Myers, two execs LeBron trusts—sold him on a roster built for a title run. Embiid’s MVP-level dominance, Maxey’s explosive growth, and Brown’s two-way versatility? That’s a core that can hang with the Celtics and Bucks. And let’s be real: LeBron’s not joining a team to rebuild. He’s joining a team that was one piece away. The Contract: Two years, $100M-ish (details sti
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