The NBA Cup has another Group of Death
Good morning. The NBA Cup groups were revealed. Yes, there is a Group of Death. It seems unavoidable. How will Amazon Prime change the NBA Cup broadcast, though? Let's basketball.
The next domino of the NBA's extension era
Good morning. As contract extensions become the best way to secure long-term security in the NBA, let's look at how unrestricted free agency will be impacted.
International summer basketball is here. It means (almost) nothing
Good morning. Get the stick, it's time to beat a dead horse again. Figuratively. Plus: we're going to look ahead to Christmas. Let's basketball.
Adam Silver's European vacation
Good morning. We're taking a diversion to Europe. Not physically. Unfortunately. Let's basketball.
The Spurs hear echoes
Good morning. De'Aaron Fox signed a max extension with San Antonio, setting up a run with Victor Wembanyama as Dylan Harper develops. This is an interesting paradigm. Let's basketball.
The Knicks are set
Good morning. Mikal Bridges inked an extension, enuring the key Bockers will be around as long as it makes sense to keep them around. Let's basketball.
Jonathan Kuminga's Golden State handcuffs
Good morning. Let's look at what the Warriors are really trying to do with Jonathan Kuminga.
Are the Bulls happy with themselves?
Good morning. Billy Donovan lands an extension and the front office appears to be around for the long haul. Why? Let's basketball.
Who are the tankers?
Good morning. Every season, a couple of teams enter trying not to win too much. The candidates for 2025-26 have already became clear.
There's a 1-word answer for why the NBA is slow-walking expansion: greed
Good morning. Expansion will likely not happen this decade because some of the richest humans in the nation don't want to share. Let's basketball.
Yes, even the Hornets
Good morning. Every franchise can rise quickly. Every franchise. But there's a psychic albatross that needs to be cut loose. Let's basketball.
Dame's strange legacy
Good morning. Let's start the week with some quick-hitters on Damian Lillard's return to the Blazers, Bradley Beal and Marcus Smart landing in L.A. and the Hornets winning a championship of some sort. Let's basketball.