Heat set team mark with 53-point 1st, rip Hornets
The Heat rode a franchise-record 53-point first quarter to a 126-108 NBA Cup win over the Hornets.
Heat set team mark with 53-point 1st, rip Hornets
The Heat rode a franchise-record 53-point first quarter to a 126-108 NBA Cup win over the Hornets.
Sources: Pacers waive McClung, bring on Morris
The Pacers are waiving guard Mac McClung and will sign veteran guard Monte Morris in his place, sources told ESPN’s Shams Charania on Thursday.
Warriors’ Curry to miss Cup opener due to illness
Warriors star Steph Curry will miss Friday night’s NBA Cup opener at Denver because of a lingering illness.
Sources: Spurs’ Fox plans season debut vs. Pels
After rehabbing from an offseason hamstring injury, Spurs star De’Aaron Fox plans to make his season debut against the Pelicans on Saturday, sources told ESPN.
NBA’s Europe-based league may launch in 2027
The NBA is targeting October 2027 as a potential launch date for the new Europe-based league that it and FIBA have been working to make happen, a league official said.
Ex-Spurs star Parker to coach France U17 team
Former NBA star Tony Parker will start his coaching career in charge of France’s under-17 team, the French basketball federation said.
Garland’s debut fuels Cavs’ season-best scoring
With Darius Garland directing the offense after missing the first seven games, the Cavs scored a season-high 132 points in Wednesday’s victory over the Sixers.
🏀 Debating four early-season storylines
ESPN national analysts Zach Kram and Kevin Pelton debate the biggest early-season questions about Victor Wembanyama, Austin Reaves, Cooper Flagg and more.
Lindsey Harding, an incredible journey to the Lakers’ bench and an unprecedented next step
She was the No. 1 pick in the 2007 WNBA draft. She has played all over the world and coached through triumph and horror. Now, Harding is not only a leading voice for JJ Redick, LeBron and the Lakers, but is on the short list for future NBA head coaches.
Memphis a mess, Houston’s high-power offense & the Dallas downfall continues + Donovan Mitchell on latest NBA trends
Kevin O’Connor welcomes Tom Haberstroh back to the podcast to unpack the top stories in the NBA this week, starting with Ja Morant & Memphis as they speculate whether the Grizzlies should trade Ja and what they ought to get for him in return if they do. The duo breaks down Minnesota’s flaws, especially their defensive collapse without Rudy Gobert and analyze whether the Timberwolves’ current roster construction has hit a ceiling.Â
KOC & Tom also talk Houston’s offensive surge, Portland ending OKC’s unbeaten run and Detroit’s surprising two-big experiment. Later in the show, Kevin gets a surprise appearance from disgruntled Mavs fan Slightly Biased, who details his frustrations as Dallas struggles without Luka Doncic.
Plus, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell joins the show to talk about how he’s improving his game, the impactful addition of Lonzo Ball to the Cavs and the latest trends in the NBA.
(0:31) What should Memphis do with Ja Morant?
(8:11) Can Timberwolves really contend?
(15:21) Is Houston’s offense for real?
(21:35) Trail Blazers end OKC’s winning streak
(28:26) Time for Jaylen Brown to go bald?
(32:55) Walker Kessler out for the season
(36:09) Pistons playing with two bigs
(42:50) Way-too-early MVP picks
(45:26) Ayton shines in Lakers win
(48:09) We need more Wemby on national TV
(53:17) Slightly Biased on the Dallas Mavs
(1:12:54) Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell joins
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