The Cleveland Cavaliers are preparing for the arrival of Khalifa Diop in the NBA after four years monitoring his evolution in Europe. The Senegalese center from Baskonia, selected in the 2022 Draft, is shaping up as a candidate to occupy the franchise's fourteenth standard roster spot.
We unveil the identity of the most interesting Free Agents still in the market and the main NBA rumors surrounding them.
Since Steve Ballmer's purchase of the Clippers in 2014, the NBA has recorded 17 control change transactions across 14 of its 30 franchises. The pace has dramatically accelerated in the last two years, with six sales closed between 2025 and 2026, including the Lakers breaking their own world record in just twelve months.
We reveal and analyze ESPN's predictions about the Individual Awards for the upcoming NBA season.
The Golden State Warriors have finalized the signing of Brandon Williams with a one-season, $2.6 million contract. The 26-year-old point guard, hailing from Dallas, chose to forgo the EuroLeague to join San Francisco as the third point guard after Stephen Curry.
The Texas franchise has not decided to trade Kyrie Irving and will start the season without having defined their competitive objectives.
The Los Angeles franchise already knows the method to follow to prevent the Timberwolves from stealing their most coveted piece in the market: Jonathan Kuminga.
We analyze the conclusions reached by the renowned ESPN specialists and warn about possible flaws.
We analyze the tactical arguments behind Minnesota Timberwolves' strong interest in incorporating Jonathan Kuminga and thwarting his budding relationship with the Lakers.
The relationship between Duren and the Pistons management is becoming increasingly tense, and a possible outcome in the form of a trade to the Clippers is anticipated.
Dubai Basketball has officially announced the appointment of former NBA champion Tristan Thompson as a global ambassador. The 35-year-old veteran will support the international expansion of the Euroleague franchise following his retirement from professional basketball.
Trendon Watford has closed his signing with the New Orleans Pelicans on a one-season contract for 2.9 million dollars, thus discarding the proposals from Valencia Basket, Olympiacos, and Baskonia that were pursuing him in the European market.