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👀 The players who could shape the offseason
These are the most important NBA deals that could get done, plus how each outcome could help shape next season.[read more]
Sources: Atkinson to return as Cavs head coach
Kenny Atkinson will return next season as the Cleveland Cavaliers coach, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania on Tuesday.[read more]
Hammon stands by Brunson take: Prove me wrong
Aces coach Becky Hammon didn't completely back down from her assertion that a player of Jalen Brunson's stature could lead a team to an NBA title, saying Brunson will have to prove her wrong.[read more]
Sources: Projected 1st-rounder Peat stays in draft...
Arizona forward Koa Peat, a projected first-round pick, is keeping his name in the NBA draft, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.[read more]
Celtics' Mazzulla named NBA Coach of the Year
Boston's Joe Mazzulla was named NBA Coach of the Year over finalists J.B. Bickerstaff and Mitch Johnson on Tuesday night, officially wrapping up the league's end-of-season awards schedule.[read more]
Source: Lakers lay off over a dozen amid reorg
The Lakers informed more than a dozen employees Wednesday they were being laid off as part of a reorganization under new franchise leadership, a source familiar with the situation told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: Hawks GM Saleh gets promotion, deal
The Hawks signed Onsi Saleh to a long-term contract extension and promoted him from general manager to president of basketball operations, it was announced on Wednesday.[read more]
Trump plans to attend NBA Finals game at MSG
President Donald Trump said he is planning on attending an NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden next month.[read more]
Source: Wemby warned for ditching reporters
The NBA has warned Victor Wembanyama for violating media access rules after he did not speak to reporters following the Spurs' Game 5 loss, the league told ESPN.[read more]
The fascinating conflict between drafting in the t...
As the NBA considers dramatic lottery reform, the numbers show that drafting in the top five hasn't turned into NBA titles over the past 20 years.[read more]