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The San Antonio Spurs are red-hot, the Oklahoma City Thunder are very much alive, and more revelations from our updated NBA power rankings.
Two weeks into the NBA season, injuries have already radically altered the competitive landscape. The Rockets and Knicks are trending in opposite directions.
The NBA trade deadline brings a lot of good (and bad) for teams across the league, and these deals fall on the right side.
NBA Cup Group Play begins today — who is set up to advance?
Who had the Houston Rockets and Memphis Grizzlies leading the Western Conference?
The NBA Cup is upon us, but not every group is created equal.
A strong but flawed start for the new-look Philadelphia 76ers, plus the same-old dominance from the OKC Thunder — undercut by a horrific injury — headline our first NBA power rankings.
Throughout his NBA career, LeBron had never overcome a deficit of more than 27 points. The Sixers' home opener changed that.
Bad trades have long been a feature of the NBA, and these are the very worst.
The Philadelphia 76ers host the Cleveland Cavaliers in their home opener, marking LeBron James' debut in front of the Sixers crowd — and a chance at revenge for his former team.
The NBA’s best, ranked and updated throughout the season.
The 2027 NBA Draft class lacks the top-shelf talent of 2026, but a new lottery system promises chaos on top of uncertainty. Tyran Stokes, Caleb Holt and Jordan Smith Jr. lead the incoming freshman class.
This advanced model gives us its take on how the 2026-27 NBA season will unfold.
Here are the projected 2026-27 NBA standings after a chaotic summer, in which LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, LaMelo Ball and more changed teams.
From Derrick Rose to Bill Walton, these are the players that could have been so much more had it not been for injuries.
With the NBA season nearly upon us, here are the biggest flaws of the top eight contenders.
From the one-off All-Star to the end-of-bench grinder, real NBA sickos won't forget these 2010s-era names.
It can take a few years for NBA stars to reach their full potential and sometimes that means switching teams before they really break out.
Trades shape the NBA, and every team has won their fair share of deals.