Toronto Raptors

Toronto converts AJ Lawson's two-way contract to standard to better face the fight for the ring

The Sacramento Kings are currently one of the worst teams in the entire league this season, and the first player likely to exit is the Lithuanian center.

We analyze how the pulse between six teams to determine the order of positions between 5th and 10th in the Eastern Conference.

Champion with the Canadian franchise in 2019, the former Finals MVP that year is excelling this season with the Los Angeles Clippers

We reflect on what two teams that seem to have secured their spot in the postseason can offer, yet are not predicted to do anything relevant.

Six teams in the East are involved in the battle to avoid the play-in or secure the best possible position in it, with a clear upward trend for those coming from behind.

After being sidelined by the Los Angeles Clippers in his last season as a professional basketball player, the "Point God" could be returning to play.

The Lithuanian center is one step away from officially confirming his signing for a Raptors team that dreams of the ring in the short term.

The Greek has new options to force a transfer, with highly prestigious franchises willing to seek his signing.

The OKC franchise is immersed in a deep crisis that seriously jeopardizes its position as a leader in the NBA, something unthinkable just weeks ago.

The Lithuanian remains with the Sacramento Kings although his future could be linked to another NBA franchise

There is talk of a possible transfer between one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference and one of the worst in the West this 2025/26 season.