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🍾 How Knicks used the offseason to celebrate their long-overdue title
From Jalen Brunson's SNL appearance to KAT's wedding, it all began with one event that turned into a domino effect: a Knicks title.[read more]

Dybantsa debut delayed: No. 1 pick out opener due to ankle
AJ Dybantsa, the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA draft, will miss the Wizards' season opener on Wednesday because of an ankle injury.[read more]

Sources: Grizzlies waiving former first-round pick Clayton
The Grizzlies are waiving 2025 No. 18 pick Walton Clayton Jr. and Micah Peavy ahead of Monday's roster cut-down deadline.[read more]

Bucks waive assist-leader Porter Jr. ahead of season opener
The Milwaukee Bucks waived guard Kevin Porter Jr. on Monday after a 2025-26 season in which he led the team in assists per game and ranked second in scoring.[read more]

NBA commits to 'unlock the full potential' of new Euro league
The NBA will make what it calls the biggest investment ever into European basketball when it starts a league there in 2027, deputy commissioner Mark Tatum said.[read more]

Lakers waive former first-round pick Knecht
The Los Angeles Lakers waived their 2024 first-round pick Dalton Knecht on Monday, the team announced.[read more]

Warriors expect Curry (ankle) to play in opener vs. Lakers
The Warriors expect Stephen Curry to be available for Wednesday night's season opener against the Lakers despite tweaking his right ankle during an open scrimmage Sunday.[read more]

Hornets, forward Miller agree to 5-year, $209M rookie extension
The Hornets and forward Brandon Miller agreed to a five-year, $209 million rookie-scale contract extension.[read more]

Timberwolves agree to 1-year, $40M extension with McDaniels
The Timberwolves and forward Jaden McDaniels agreed to a one-year, $40 million extension that will keep him under contract through 2029-30.[read more]

Windhorst: What Madison Square Garden means to LeBron James
It's only fitting that LeBron opens his final chapter inside "The World's Most Famous Arena."[read more]