Expert basketball coverage from around the world
Cade Tyson has rejoined Minnesota with the intent to play this season. His return comes as the courts continue to sort out questions surrounding his eligibility.
Former NFL running back Edgerrin James shared concern on social media for his son, college basketball player Jizzle James. James said his son is dealing with a substance abuse issue.
The Lakers will unveil a statue of legendary coach Phil Jackson outside Crypto.com Arena on April 9. Jackson will become the ninth figure honored with a statue in Star Plaza.
The 76ers and Flyers have unveiled renderings for a new fully privately funded arena in South Philadelphia. The venue is targeted to open before the 2030 WNBA season and features design elements intended to evoke the former Spectrum.
The New Orleans Pelicans have traded Jordan Hawkins, Micah Peavy and future draft assets to the Memphis Grizzlies. In return, New Orleans receives AJ Johnson and veteran forward Taj Gibson.
Several high-profile NBA players are expected to draw attention as they work toward returning from injuries in the 2026-27 season. Tyrese Haliburton and Kyrie Irving are among the notable names whose availability will be closely watched.
Chicago enters the 2026-27 season with attention on whether Caleb Wilson can help the franchise move into a new phase. The Bulls’ offseason and early season outlook frame a pivotal period for a team looking to turn the page.
Milwaukee enters a new chapter with its first season without Giannis Antetokounmpo at the center of the roster. The offseason reset puts added focus on how the Bucks’ current group is structured for 2026-27.
Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook documented a trip to Italy through a series of social media posts. The two veteran point guards also showed off their chemistry by throwing alley-oops to one another.
NBA 2K27 offers a wide-ranging basketball experience built to appeal to both longtime players and fans of the sport’s history. The game blends familiar elements with enough depth and detail to engage a broad audience.
Dick Vitale’s annual Dazzling Dozen outlines the major themes, players and early-season matchups to watch as the college basketball season approaches. The list also includes a bonus top 25, offering a broad snapshot of the national landscape.
Ben Simmons is set to return to the NBA after agreeing to a one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings. The deal is worth $3.5 million.
Orlando heads into the 2026-27 season with a coaching change at the center of its offseason reset. The Magic’s next step will be shaped by how effectively the new staff builds around the team’s leading core.
Following a significant punishment from the NBA, the Clippers face a critical moment in how they respond. The clearest path forward is to accept the ruling, rely on established precedent and quickly refocus on what comes next.
Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris have been cleared by a Louisiana judge to return to college football after brief NFL stints. The ruling sets up a significant dispute involving LSU and the SEC.
UConn unveiled its nonconference schedule Thursday with a lighthearted nod aimed at Duke. The reveal included a playful callback tied to one of the Huskies’ marquee opponents.
The Clippers’ situation has drawn comparisons to Minnesota’s 2000 punishment for salary-cap circumvention. That penalty was followed by a long stretch without playoff success for the Timberwolves, underscoring how severe league sanctions can affect a franchise’s competitive path.
Amen Thompson has agreed to a five-year, $208 million rookie-scale contract extension with the Houston Rockets. The deal secures one of Houston’s young core pieces on a long-term agreement.
UConn and St. John’s headline the early conversation around the Big East, with the rest of the 11-team league facing questions about positioning and depth. The conference picture remains centered on how each program stacks up entering the 2026-27 discussion.
Atlanta enters a new phase with the Trae Young era now behind the franchise. The Hawks’ offseason review and early 2026-27 outlook center on how the team moves forward after a defining period in recent franchise history.
Tony Parker’s ASVEL Villeurbanne has added a familiar face in Patty Mills, his former San Antonio Spurs teammate. Parker showed clear excitement as Mills arrived at the French club’s practice facility.
The NBA has handed the Los Angeles Clippers one of the most severe punishments in league history. The penalties include a $30 million fine, the loss of five first-round picks and a one-year suspension for owner Steve Ballmer.
Carson Crawford, ranked No. 46 in the SC Next 100 for the class of 2027, has committed to Arizona State. The touted forward becomes an early recruiting addition for new Sun Devils coach Randy Bennett.
The NBA has imposed major penalties on the Clippers following its investigation into the team’s signing of Kawhi Leonard. The franchise was docked five first-round picks, fined $30 million and saw owner Steve Ballmer suspended for one year.
Tennessee freshman Ralph Scott is scheduled to have surgery on his left knee and is expected to be sidelined for at least six months. Vols coach Rick Barnes confirmed the injury timeline.
Recently retired Russell Westbrook has joined Project B, a new men’s and women’s basketball league, as a co-founder and chief strategy officer. The move places the former NBA star in a leadership role as the league continues to take shape.
The latest men’s Way-Too-Early Top 25 highlights a common theme across the ranked field: unresolved eligibility questions. Texas Tech and BYU are among the new teams included in this month’s rankings.
After one of the franchise’s strongest seasons in recent years, the Hornets moved into the offseason with major changes. The biggest question now is how the team resets its identity following the LaMelo trade.
A hard-fought postseason and a busy offseason have added fresh intensity to several NBA matchups. From high-profile Western Conference clashes to renewed Eastern Conference tensions, the league’s rivalry landscape is set to draw major attention next season.
Victor Oladipo has written an open letter to NBA general managers asking for another chance in the league. The veteran guard, who has not played in the NBA since April 2023, says he is now healthy.
