Despite an eventful NBA offseason, not much changed at the top in this year's results of the annual NBA GM preseason survey.
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What happens when an extremely stoppable force meets very little resistance whatsoever? Chris Paul and Andre Roberson demonstrate.
To kick off our new series NBA 20 Years Ago, we look at the 1997 NBA offseason on the latest episode of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast.
Takeaways from the Timberwolves first preseason game, against the Lakers, and the dawning of a new basketball era in Minnesota.
It's hard to be certain about anything these days. What shape is the earth? Were the willing passes an aberration. Was Kyrie Irving taunting LeBron?
The Chicago Bulls have embraced a rebuild, but are they doing it the right way? Have they the most hopeless franchise in the NBA?
Everything seems to be changing around LeBron James. Will he change he too? Or is he unwilling to let go of the kingdom he has carved out for himself?
The NBA sent a memo that reiterated the rule that all players and coaches must stand during the pregame playing of the United States national anthem.
The final week of September 2017 was among the most consequential weeks in the space where sports law and public policy collide.
With his injury history and looming contract extension negotiations, will Joel Embiid really be the future of the Philadelphia 76ers?
Josh Smith left the NBA one year ago. He's back now with an Israeli League team, looking to turn the preseason into a full-time NBA redemption story.
A new episode of Fastbreak Breakfast debates the ramifications of Carmelo Anthony joining the Thunder and for Popovich sounding off about the president.
Now that training camp has begun for the 2017-18 NBA season, it's time to look back on the wildest offseason in history of the league.
The Toronto Raptors will remain competitive in the East, but can they truly contend? These four factors could decide that.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver weighed in on players and the national anthem. The NBA's top man made it pretty clear that he expects the players to stand.
No matter how ugly the situation got, Carmelo Anthony always gave the Knicks a chance to believe they could win. For that reason, he will be missed.
The Oklahoma City Thunder had a good record during the 2016-17 NBA season, but their point differential showed that they were not actually a very good team.
On this episode of Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast, Jason and Rich compare and contrast Oklahoma City's new big 3 to Boston's famed big 3.
Although Adams has never averaged more than 11.3 points per game, he plays an important role in the Thunder's offense as Westbrook's go-to P&R partner.
With Carmelo Anthony now in Oklahoma City, alongside Paul George and Russell Westbrook, what will a revamped Thunder offense look like?