LeBron’s future, Celtics’ goals sans Tatum: Biggest question for all 30 teams
We asked and answered the biggest question facing all 30 NBA teams heading into the 2025-26 season.
LeBron’s future, Celtics’ goals sans Tatum: Biggest question for all 30 teams
We asked and answered the biggest question facing all 30 NBA teams heading into the 2025-26 season.
Roster battles, extension breakdowns and what to watch at NBA training camps
From superstar salaries to on-court adjustments, here are the biggest things to watch for heading into the start of training camps.
Horford: Dubs obvious choice if not in Boston
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Kerr not wary of Kuminga fit within locker room
Steve Kerr reiterated twice after Wednesday’s practice that he has a fine personal relationship with newly re-signed Jonathan Kuminga and doesn’t believe the player is the type “to come in and tear a team down.”
Knicks legends ride camels, 76ers go golfing: Top scenes from Abu Dhabi series
Here are the top scenes from Abu Dhabi as the Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks face off in a preseason doubleheader.
Kuminga, Warriors end stalemate with 2-year deal
Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors ended a monthslong stalemate Tuesday, reaching agreement on a two-year deal worth $48.5 million.
Kawhi: Allegations of no-show deal not accurate
Kawhi Leonard said that he doesn’t “think it’s accurate” that he performed no services for Aspiration, the now-bankrupt green banking company and Clippers team sponsor with which he signed a lucrative endorsement contract.
Giannis set on 2nd title with Bucks or elsewhere
Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, a nine-time All-Star who is sitting out the start of training camp after testing positive for COVID-19, reiterated his desire to win the second NBA championship of his career Monday, be it in Milwaukee or elsewhere.
Grimes back to Sixers on $8.7M deal, agent says
Restricted free agent Quentin Grimes has signed a one-year, $8.7 million qualifying offer to return to the 76ers, agent David Bauman told ESPN.
Tyler Herro Expects To Sign Extension With Heat
Tyler Herro will become eligible for a contract extension with the Miami Heat beginning on October 1st until October 20th. Herro projected optimism and motivation of coming to terms on a deal. Herro can sign for up to $150 million over three seasons.
“I expect to get something done,” said Herro.
But Herro referenced Jimmy Butler when talking about the possibility of a deal not being reached.
“I’m not going to lose my joy,” Herro said. “I ain’t going to lose my joy.”
During Butler’s trade request saga, he talked about losing his joy with the Heat.
“It’s not as important as you all think, I will say that,” Herro said of potential final numbers.
“It’s not that important to me. Being here is important – but being here at a respectable number, I should say. And for me, I have a number in my mind, as I did on the last contract extension. And that’s why I didn’t accept the max, because I wasn’t pressed on it, and I’m not pressed on it now.
“And I feel like a lot of people have put out that it’s $50 million or nothing. And it’s not that. You know what I mean? And at the end of the day, I want to be here, as I’ve said. But it’s about respect at the end of the day. So we’ll see what happens.”
Herro and the Heat previously agreed to a four-year, $120 million extension in 2022. Herro is currently out for an extended period following his ankle surgery.