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A federal investigation has been opened into the Los Angeles Clippers over allegations involving Kawhi Leonard’s compensation. The matter centers on whether the team circumvented the NBA’s salary cap.
The NBA’s new ‘Specter’ uniforms will be worn by a select group of franchises, including the Knicks, Lakers and Celtics. Each design features elements tied to team history, local identity and fan culture.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A Knicks fan has commemorated the team’s Game 4 comeback against the Spurs with a distinctive tattoo. The rally stands as the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history.
Bennedict Mathurin has agreed to a two-year, $16 million contract with the New Orleans Pelicans. The deal includes a player option.
The Warriors are signing veteran forward Georges Niang to a one-year, $3.9 million contract. The move fills out Golden State’s 15-man roster for the upcoming season.
Klay Thompson has officially agreed to a two-year deal with the Miami Heat after clearing waivers Sunday. The move pairs the veteran guard with Giannis Antetokounmpo in Miami.
Klay Thompson is expected to join the Miami Heat once he clears waivers following a contract buyout with the Dallas Mavericks. The move would add a proven veteran shooter to Miami’s roster.
American businessman Marc Stad has completed a deal to become the controlling owner and largest shareholder of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx. The transaction places Stad in control of both the NBA and WNBA franchises.
A federal appeals court has temporarily paused a lower-court order that would have allowed thousands of former college athletes to receive an additional year of eligibility. The ruling marks a legal victory for the NCAA as the eligibility dispute continues.
The NCAA and Playfly Sports have reached an agreement aimed at expanding marketing opportunities around championship events. The deal could include potential NIL opportunities for student-athletes.
Following a summer of scouting, early attention is beginning to form around prospects eligible for the 2027 and 2028 NBA drafts. The evaluations offer an initial look at players who could become key names in future draft cycles.
The Phoenix Suns announced plans to install a massive LED display on the exterior of Mortgage Matchup Center. The screen will measure 226 feet wide by 41 feet tall, making it the largest exterior video display in the NBA.
The Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers are contributing a combined $250,000 to support flood relief efforts across Indiana. The Indiana Fever and Noblesville Boom have also joined the statewide response.
