The NBA season has finally ended, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder claiming the Larry O’Brian Trophy as NBA champions. But immediately following the finals, we look ahead to the NBA draft, a place where the new generation of superstars will be selected to their first teams and begin the next step of… read more

Flagg will instantly insert himself into the starting small forward position. And when Kyrie Irving comes back, it’ll be Irving, Thompson, Flagg, Davis, and Dereck Lively II as your starting five. When healthy, that combines scoring at all three levels with defense. As great as it would be to see Luka Doncic play with Cooper Flagg, Mavericks fans should be excited if this starting lineup remains healthy.

Davion Mitchell just seems to fit into Miami like a glove. He couldn’t have arrived at a better time. Miami had issues in the point guard room, had little money to address that glaring hole, and needed to find its grit after Jimmy Butler left, who was touted as the definition of Heat culture when he was brought in to be on the team.

Even though the Denver Nuggets didn’t have any picks in the 2025 NBA Draft, they still brought in some fresh blood. They quickly signed Tamar Bates, a 6’4 guard from Missouri, and Curtis Jones, a 6’5 guard from Iowa State. Both got two-way contracts.These guys have potential and skills that could really work with how Denver trains players.

The Miami Heat had one sole pick in this week’s NBA Draft: the twentieth overall selection. The Heat needed a true point guard and lucked out with Kasparas Jakucionis falling to Miami at #20. Once a projected lottery selection found himself taking his talents to South Beach, and it’s a perfect match for Miami.

Just 10 days after welcoming six-year veteran Desmond Bane to town after a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies, the Orlando Magic continue to build on their campaign to improve their shooting by selecting Jase Richardson out of Michigan State with the 25th overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. The sweetheart storyline heading into the… read more

As a Chicago Bulls fan, I can tell you right now that I LONG FOR the days when this organization was actually relevant. I miss when the greatest player of all time, Michael Jordan, walked the halls of the United Center in his crispy-clean #23 jersey. It was a much simpler time for the city… read more

The Boston Celtics were celebrating an NBA Finals victory twelve months ago. Now, the Boston Celtics traded Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers late on Monday night and they have dealt Kristaps Porzingis to the Atlanta Hawks. What once was an unstoppable megateam is now being dismantled.

The Miami Heat held back in the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, leading to the Houston Rockets swooping in and acquiring Durant from Phoenix. The Suns’ asking price was too high for Miami, but does Pat Riley want to blow this team up?

On Sunday, the Houston Rockets agreed to terms on a deal with the Phoenix Suns to acquire 15-time All-Star Kevin Durant. After the Rockets were bounced in the first round by the Golden State Warriors, they felt it was time to bring in a veteran to help the young Rockets core. But does this acquisition move the needle for this Houston Rockets team?