The Sacramento Kings are reportedly still showing interest in a former MVP despite filling their final roster spot.

Now that the Lakers have signed Ayton, and re-signed Jaxson Hayes as the backup, an NBA insider has given an update on where things stand on a possible trade between the two teams. More news: LeBron James Reportedly Wanted to Join Mavericks, Team Up With Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis

With two new networks taking on NBA broadcast rights, there are a lot of former players taking on new analyst jobs

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The 2025-26 season will be DeMar DeRozan's 17th season in the NBA since he entered the league in the 2009 draft, and he didn't hold back when asked what is one of the biggest differences between now and when he first started playing.

Hulk Hogan was a massive star in the world of professional wrestling, and his star power often brought other celebrities into the view of the squared circle. Hogan's popularity brought Muhammad Ali and Mr.

ESPN's Jeremy Woo polled executives and scouts on this NBA season's upcoming rookie class. Who will win ROY? Which players will surpass expectations?

It has been nearly six months since the last NBA star requested a trade. And that star, De'Aaron Fox, maintains he didn't actually ask for one.

Without question and rightfully so, the Oklahoma City Thunder are heavy favorites to repeat as NBA champions in 2025-26. They return all their key players, including regular-season and Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vincent Goodwill and Dan Titus make their predictions for what players and teams will make substantial improvements next season. Next, Vince and Dan react to Tyrese Halliburton’s comments on Pat McAfee about why he believes there has been an increase in achilles tears.

The new role will have minimal effect on his gig as the primary game analyst on NBC Sports Boston’s Celtics broadcasts.

Jordan Clarkson has been an extremely productive scorer over his 11 NBA seasons. He finished last year (with the Utah Jazz) averaging 16.2 points, 3.2 rebounds