5 minutes ago

Several Coaching Candidates Have Declined Blazers Job

Blazers new ownership lead by Tom Dundon reportedly put a hard cap on their next head coach's salary at $1.5 million. This would be the lowest salary for a head coach in the NBA. Candidates have declined the job over the past few weeks due to this very reason. Tiago Splitter, Micah Nori, and Jeff Van Gundy are reported finalists.

By Samir Mehdi

Kenny Atkinson Thinks Being at Home Will Help Cavs Players Tremendously in ECF Game 3

Atkinson seemingly believes that Cavs players being at home before will be huge for their chances in ECF game 3. According to Kristian Winfield, Atkinson thinks that Cavs players sleeping in their own homes and being in front of a home crowd will be a much-needed boost. "We need every inch we can get tonight," Atkinson said, down 2-0.

By Pranay Mukherjee

11 minutes ago

Brian Windhorst Believes Jaylen Brown Wants To Be A Celtic

Brown went on stream and said his favorite season in the NBA was 2025-26 which led people to believe he's mentally checked out with Boston. "I felt [Brown] wasn’t talking about getting free of Jayson Tatum. It can be a refreshing year and not be him saying, 'Boy, do I want out of here'," said Brian Windhorst on his interpretation.

By Samir Mehdi

29 minutes ago

Ajay Mitchell Ruled Out for Thunder in WCF Game 4

Shams Charania reported that Oklahoma City Thunder guard Ajay Mitchell has been ruled out for Game 4 against the San Antonio Spurs with a right calf strain. This comes as a big blow, with Mitchell being a key rotation piece for OKC, especially in the playoffs. Apart from his ability to offer scoring bursts, Mitchell has been a pest defensively.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 hours ago

Dwyane Wade Reveals He Went to Cleveland Right After 2006 Finals to Show LeBron His Ring

"LeBron used to do his bike-a-thon in Cleveland," Wade said on Point Forward. "The last place you want to be after winning a championship in Miami is Cleveland. But that was the first place I wanted to go. I'm going back to talk about my ring. For me, that was important to be the first one in my class."

By Adit Pujari

about 2 hours ago

San Antonio Spurs Expect De’Aaron Fox And Dylan Harper To Play Through Injuries

Mitch Johnson said Fox and Harper are not 100 percent, which he called “an obvious conclusion,” but added the Spurs still expect both to be ready. Johnson said they have to play through it and “will,” while giving “all they got” and working themselves off before Game 4 against Oklahoma City, as Spurs went down 1-2 in the series.

By Raahib Singh

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