The Washington Wizards began the 2026-27 season on a high note. After the team averaged only 16.7 victories per season over the last three years, the energy is
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The latest addition to Philadelphia's roster drew more attention than warranted.
As an NBA agent, you never want to be more well-known that your client.
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Jonathan Kuminga remains a free agent in late August and one prominent suitor is now unavailable. What now?
LeBron is giving 76ers fans reason for optimism while plenty of other trades are still being held up while he thinks it over.
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The Cavs desperately need shooters on the wing and luckily one of the best in the draft should be available for them in the second round.
We may be inching toward a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade and that's not the only big move the Bucks could be planning.
The Hawks have two of the top 23 picks in the 2026 NBA Draft to add to an already intriguing roster.
The frontrunners for Giannis and LeBron are becoming increasingly clear.
The Blazers are reportedly open to trading for Giannis even without a guaranteed that he'll sign an extension.
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Another team has reportedly entered the race for Giannis and the Nuggets could end up shopping several of their wings.
The Lakers may have to choose between LeBron and Austin Reaves, plus the rumors are already buzzing about big moves the Thunder could make to catch the Spurs.
After he missed Game 1, De'Aaron Fox is still questionable for Game 2.
Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals arrives on Tuesday. And it looks like OG Anunoby will be ready..
The trade market for Giannis is firing up again and the Lakers and Warriors will be in the thick of things.
The Lakers were rolled in Game 1 without Luka Dončić and they'll face a similar challenge in Game 2 against the Thunder.