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New Wisconsin athletic director Shawn Eichorst is looking to bring a fresh approach to Madison after spending the past eight years at Texas. His arrival signals a new leadership chapter for the Badgers’ athletic department.
Jayson Tatum acknowledged the abrupt end of his long-running partnership with Jaylen Brown, calling it difficult to process. He also expressed pride in what the duo accomplished during their time together.
The Washington Wizards are reuniting with veteran forward Khris Middleton on a three-year, $17.6 million contract. The deal is being completed through a sign-and-trade with the Dallas Mavericks.
Ole Miss has signed Australian guard Ben Henshall, adding a player with professional experience to its program. Henshall spent the past three seasons with the Perth Wildcats.
The Lakers are still pursuing unrestricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga, but no agreement is in place. The wing has not yet received an offer compelling enough to commit.
Former NBA star Lamar Odom is expected to plead no contest in connection with a DUI charge from January. The plea deal would reduce the charge to reckless driving.
Donovan Mitchell has agreed to a four-year, $273 million maximum contract extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers. The deal includes a player option for the 2030-31 season.
Knicks guard Jalen Brunson is undergoing surgery on his left wrist. The NBA Finals MVP is expected to resume basketball activities later this summer.
Kyle Lowry has officially retired after signing a one-day contract with the Toronto Raptors. The six-time All-Star spent nine of his 20 NBA seasons in Toronto and helped deliver the franchise’s NBA championship.
Amir Khan, who gained national attention during the 2025 NCAA men's basketball tournament, has entered the transfer portal. The move sets up a reunion with Will Wade at LSU.
The opening week of NBA free agency has delivered a busy stretch of trade activity and roster movement. With the league’s offseason conversation heating up, several early reactions are already being put under the microscope.
A busy summer has reshaped the Eastern Conference, altering the balance among teams aiming to climb the hierarchy. With several rosters revamped, continuity alone may no longer be enough to keep pace.
Brad Stevens said the Celtics moved Jaylen Brown in an effort to keep the roster competitive while creating more flexibility through draft assets. The decision marks a significant shift involving one of Boston’s most prominent players.
Free agent forward Rui Hachimura has agreed to a two-year, $28 million contract with the LA Clippers. The move keeps Hachimura in Los Angeles as the Clippers add frontcourt depth.
Nikola Jokic said he remains committed to staying with the Denver Nuggets long term. The star center, however, plans to wait until next summer before signing a contract extension.
A former DraftKings sportsbook employee is facing felony charges tied to an alleged basketball betting scheme. Law enforcement records say the case involves a Fresno State player accused of manipulating his performance in a 2025 game.
DeMar DeRozan is back on the open market after being waived by the Sacramento Kings. The six-time All-Star is expected to draw interest from multiple contending teams.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s trade to the Miami Heat became official Monday, closing his 13-year run with the Milwaukee Bucks. The move marks the end of one of the most significant eras in franchise history.
Josh Bartelstein is finalizing a new extension to remain CEO of the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury. The agreement would continue his partnership with owner Mat Ishbia in overseeing operations for both franchises.
Former Kentucky basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been arrested and indicted in connection with an alleged $2.2 million fraud scheme. The Department of Justice announced the charges Monday.
Restricted free agent center Quinten Post has signed a three-year, $30 million offer sheet with the Memphis Grizzlies. The Golden State Warriors have until 11:59 p.m. ET on Tuesday to match the deal and retain him.
Kawhi Leonard and the Toronto Raptors are expected to begin contract extension discussions in Toronto once his trade becomes official. The two-time Finals MVP will enter those talks with new representation.
Several leading prospects in the 2027 boys’ basketball recruiting class are being evaluated through comparisons to current NBA standouts. The group is also beginning to draw attention for the college programs involved in their recruitments.
A high-profile NBA partnership built on mutual need has unraveled in similarly pragmatic fashion. What began as a union between a struggling marquee franchise and the sport’s most recognizable star has now moved toward a sterile, uneasy separation.
League executives offered their view of the 76ers’ move for Jaylen Brown, with the reaction centered on why his market value was not as high as many expected. The deal has prompted discussion around roster-building, contract considerations and how teams assessed Brown’s fit.
New Celtics center Mitchell Robinson said the hand injury that affected his playoff availability occurred after he reacted to a family member being involved in a car crash. The injury had put his status in doubt at the start of the Knicks' NBA Finals appearance.
Darryn Peterson and Cameron Boozer opened Summer League play with strong individual performances. Peterson scored 28 points, while Boozer added 15 in their respective debuts.
Patrick Ewing has agreed to join the Washington Wizards as an assistant coach under head coach Brian Keefe. The move brings one of Georgetown and New York Knicks basketball’s most recognizable figures back to the NBA sidelines.
Five-star prospect Brandon McCoy Jr. has reaffirmed his commitment to Michigan following the departure of coach Dusty May. McCoy becomes the latest recruit to indicate he intends to remain with the Wolverines.
Air Force announced Friday night that Nathan Pine is no longer serving as the academy’s director of athletics. Pine’s departure ends a seven-year tenure leading the Falcons’ athletic department.
