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The Hawks announce three key front office changes, promoting Peter Dinwiddie to executive vice president of basketball operations and adding Tim Bontemps as strategic advisor, while Maxwell Kupchak moves up to director of cap strategy and player personnel.
The Cardinals announced the addition of Kyle Zunic, Charlie Champagne and Carlos Dotson to their player development ranks, highlighting Dotson’s NBA‑level background and praise from Paul George and Russell Westbrook.
Louisville adds experienced hands to player development roster ahead of the 2025‑26 season, hiring Carlos Dotson and a team of seasoned coaches.
A blend of veteran star power and fresh talent promises excitement, yet former Lakers guard Dennis Schroder warns that sharing a single basketball for 48 minutes may prove challenging.
After a decorated college season highlighted by an America East MVP award, DJ Armstrong Jr. signs with the Greensboro Swarm, adding a proven three‑point threat to a championship‑ready roster.
A civil jury found The New York Times responsible for defamation after a story incorrectly linked Kai Spears to a 2023 shooting near the University of Alabama. The verdict, which includes a $9.25 million damages award, follows a correction by the newspaper and testimony from sports writer Billy Witz.
Unreasonable contract expectations and trade disputes are eroding team cohesion, fan trust, and the financial health of franchises across the NHL.
In a transaction that underscores shifting roster strategies, the Charlotte Hornets sent guard Tre Mann to the Cleveland Cavaliers, receiving veteran point guard Dennis Schröder and cash considerations.
The partnership brings Hornets games to WOSC Channel 9 and TV64, adding original programming and retaining key broadcast talent while setting the stage for a season‑long evaluation.
Seven NBA players who missed their fantasy draft expectations last season are poised for a 2026‑27 rebound, driven by new team dynamics, health prospects and expanded roles.
A recent injunction granting eligibility to the class of 2022 athletes could allow former Illinois guard Kylan Boswell to seek a return, but the Illini already have depth at guard, raising questions about roster management and contractual opt‑outs.
Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokić dominate the top of early fantasy rankings, while LeBron James' move to the 76ers and Jalen Johnson's triple‑double surge reshape draft strategies.
The 2026 NBA offseason has seen an unprecedented flurry of player movement, with marquee names changing teams and reshaping the competitive landscape.
Kon Knueppel, 51, continues to shine on the basketball court, scoring 58 points in a recent game while mentoring his nine sons and sustaining a community‑focused league with his wife.
Illinois alumni impress in the NBA Summer League, with Jakucionis, Boswell, Humrichous, Riley and Wagler delivering standout moments in Las Vegas.
In his third summer‑league appearance, Mast posted 23 points and 10 rebounds, extending his double‑double streak and leading all players in offensive boards.
Rienk Mast continues to dominate the NBA Summer League, delivering a double-double and leading all players in offensive rebounds while the Indiana Pacers navigate a competitive schedule.
Top prospect Dylan Betts, a 7‑foot‑4 center from a basketball‑rich family, is set to visit North Carolina this week, drawing attention from coaches and fans alike.
With only six veterans returning and a wave of fresh talent, the Washington Huskies are betting on chemistry, experience and overseas skill sets to break a years‑long NCAA tournament drought.
Kager Knueppel's breakout performance in the Nike EYBL Peach Jam highlights Duke's promising 2027 class, which also features top‑ranked guards and a seven‑foot big man.
Phoenix is reshaping its frontcourt by pairing Devin Booker with veteran Mark Williams and the promising rookie Khaman Maluach, whose recent summer‑league explosion hints at a larger role in the Western Conference race.
The Charlotte Museum of History, in partnership with the Smithsonian, presents a bilingual exhibition that celebrates Latino contributions to baseball, featuring artifacts, oral histories and the stories of trailblazers like Minnie Mendoza, Gil Torres and Carlos Paula.
The NBA’s offseason took an unexpected turn when the Minnesota Timberwolves announced the acquisition of LaMelo Ball, a move that instantly reshapes the team’s offensive blueprint.
Lauren Betts, a rookie for the Washington Mystics, is gaining attention from collectors due to her impressive basketball resume and appealing personality. Her 2026 Panini Instant Draft Night autographed cards are already being sold for significant amounts, with her rare 1/1 Galaxy autograph listed for up to $5,000.