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LeBron tests new talent with YouTube golf page
New 76ers star LeBron James has launched his latest off-the-court venture, starting a YouTube channel focused on golf.[read more]

Russell Westbrook retires: Answering the biggest questions on legacy, impact
Westbrook revived the triple-double, but what is his true legacy? ESPN NBA insiders examine a thrilling, tireless and polarizing Hall of Fame career.[read more]

New rosters in the West? KAT contract? The under-the-radar concerns for NBA contenders
What hurdles could the top 10 contenders in the NBA face during the 2026-27 season? Our NBA insiders break it down.[read more]

2026 HOF class honors women's hoops, NBA icons
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne headlined a 2026 Hall of Fame class that honored women's hoops as well as NBA luminaries such as Doc Rivers, Mike D'Antoni and Amar'e Stoudemire.[read more]

🎨 Philly artist paints LeBron mural in Chinatown
The mural is titled "The Legendary Partner for the City of Brotherly Love" and was painted by Chenlin Cai in Philadelphia's Chinatown.[read more]

Wolves to retire Garnett's 21 after Celtics game
Kevin Garnett will have a second jersey number retired when the Timberwolves raise his No. 21 to the rafters.[read more]

Sources: Cavs deal Schroder for Hornets' Mann
The Cavaliers are trading guard Dennis Schroder and cash to the Hornets for guard Tre Mann, sources told ESPN on Friday.[read more]

Ex-Knick Oakley's assault case vs. MSG dismissed
A judge ruled that former Knicks All-Star Charles Oakley "produced no evidence to support his claim that he was assaulted by MSG security guards."[read more]

Haliburton 'shocked' opener not on national TV
Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton said he was "shocked" to learn his first game back from a torn Achilles tendon would not be nationally televised when the NBA regular-season schedule was released last week.[read more]

NBA HOF week: Mike D'Antoni dishes on Nash, Kobe and Linsanity
The legendary coach, architect of some of the most explosive offenses in NBA history, talks "seven seconds or less,' Madison Square Garden and a "doomed" Lakers tenure.[read more]