14 minutes ago

Timberwolves Projected to Move to Eastern Conference in 2028-29

The Timberwolves are projected to move to the Eastern Conference in 2028-29, coinciding with the NBA's planned expansion, according to Evan Sidery. With Las Vegas and Seattle expected to join the league, Minnesota would shift east. The move could significantly alter the Timberwolves’ path to the NBA Finals, potentially benefiting Anthony Edwards and Minnesota during his prime years.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Azzi Fudd Praises Caitlin Clark’s Shot-Making, Poise and Long-Term Growth

Fudd said Clark’s game has remained recognizable from their AAU days, pointing to her three-point shooting, competitiveness, and confidence. What impresses her most now is how Clark creates shots, converts difficult looks, and plays with poise. Fudd added that seeing the Fever star sustain and expand those skills over many years makes her current accomplishments even more impressive.

By Raahib Singh

about 6 hours ago

Rival Teams Monitoring Luka Doncic Situation With Lakers

"You better believe there's teams around the league that are looking at that situation and saying, 'Hey, if this thing goes sideways, we'd sure like to get Luka in the midway through his prime,'" MacMahon said, per Legion Hoops. Doncic signed a long-term extension with the Lakers but has continued to express excitement about the franchise since inking the deal.

By Adit Pujari

about 9 hours ago

Alex Eala Picks Caitlin Clark as Her Basketball Comparison

Eala admitted she does not follow enough NBA or WNBA basketball to make a perfect comparison, but said she “would be remiss” not to choose Clark. The tennis star called the Fever guard “amazing” and “insane,” then delivered a playful introduction directly to her: “Hey Caitlin, I’m Alex, nice to meet you.”

By Raahib Singh

about 10 hours ago

NBA Seeks $1.2 Billion From YouTube for Local Streaming Rights

NBA is seeking $1.2 billion from YouTube for a local streaming deal covering 29 teams, per SBJ. "If the NBA can offer YouTube 29 clubs, it will want roughly $1.2B in return. Then, the league would siphon off rights fees to each team individually, based on market value." Larger markets would get more than smaller ones like Memphis.

By Adit Pujari

about 19 hours ago

Brian Windhorst Reveals James Harden’s Role in Cavaliers’ Offseason

Brian Windhorst revealed that James Harden helped reshape Cleveland’s offseason before re-signing with the Cavaliers. "Harden not only was willing to reduce his salary, but he was willing to recruit," Windhorst said. He stated that Harden specifically recruited Peyton Watson at Fanatics Fest, with the two sharing Los Angeles ties. He ultimately received a fully guaranteed three-year, $97 million deal.