
Former UNC Stars Shine in California Summer League
RJ Davis, Drake Powell, and Cormac Ryan each delivered notable performances in the California Summer League, highlighting their potential ahead of the NBA draft.
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RJ Davis, Drake Powell, and Cormac Ryan each delivered notable performances in the California Summer League, highlighting their potential ahead of the NBA draft.

After being waived by Milwaukee, Pete Nance looks to continue his NBA journey with a fourth team in four seasons, navigating a Bucks rebuild and his own career trajectory.

Recent trades and roster moves have altered projected fantasy values, prompting managers to reassess draft strategies while staying alert to injury and role uncertainties.

After a standout college season, J.J. Harper has committed to the Philadelphia 76ers for the 2026 NBA Summer League, joining a roster that will travel across Las Vegas, Sacramento, San Francisco and Salt Lake City.

Ja'Kobi Gillespie made his NBA Summer League debut for the San Antonio Spurs, scoring 10 points and dishing out eight assists in a narrow 88-87 defeat to the Miami Heat. The performance highlights both promise and shooting struggles as the Spurs gear up for games against the Warriors and Lakers.

Three SMU alumni—Jaron Pierre Jr., B.J. Edwards and Boopie Miller—are set to compete in the 2026 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, each joining a different NBA franchise after distinguished college performances.

Eight former Alabama players, including Labaron Philon Jr. and Mark Sears, will showcase their talents in the NBA Summer League, with games slated from July 3‑7 in the West Coast and a Las Vegas showcase from July 9‑19.

Boston’s star forward Jaylen Brown is headed to Philadelphia, pairing with Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey in a move orchestrated by president Mike Gansey.

In a stunning offseason transaction, the Boston Celtics sent Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia in exchange for Paul George and draft assets, ending a two-year stint for the veteran and setting the stage for a new trio in the East.

Malik Beasley entered a not‑guilty plea to charges of conspiring with a sports agent to manipulate NBA games for betting gains, while his career and finances unravel amid a broader federal investigation.

The 33-year-old will begin his 16th NBA season with his sixth team, bringing NBA experience and college roots in Tennessee to the Spurs.
Tobias Harris has agreed to a two-year, $31 million contract with the San Antonio Spurs, marking the latest chapter in a 16-year NBA career that has seen him play for six different teams.

An analysis of draft outcomes reveals how prospects like Kel’el Ware and Josh Giddey gain clearer roles, while veterans such as Darius Garland benefit from new backcourt pairings.

A deep dive into the players whose fantasy upside may be overlooked as the NBA offseason reshapes rosters and opportunities.

An analysis of how recent roster changes are boosting the fantasy value of several sophomore players across the league.
Former NBA player Michael Redd, a Columbus native and Naismith Hall of Famer, will serve as honorary chairman of the 2026 U.S. Senior Open at Scioto Country Club, sharing how the sport transformed from a curiosity to a weekly ritual.

A federal indictment accuses former Florida State standout Malik Beasley of manipulating NBA game statistics to benefit bettors, raising questions about sports integrity and legal strategy.

From Provo to Tel Aviv, Elijah Bryant blends athletic ambition with spiritual discipline, preparing for a new chapter of family life and mentorship.

Federal prosecutors allege that the two former teammates conspired with a network of agents and bettors to profit from insider information, jeopardizing the integrity of professional basketball.

A look at the 2016 Albany City Rocks AAU squad, the players who left Syracuse, and the current push by Gerry McNamara to rebuild the program with NBA‑caliber talent.

Lithuanian playmaker Kasparas Jakucionis discusses his trade to the Milwaukee Bucks, his early impressions of the new environment and his promising start with the senior national team.

The Armenian national basketball team defeated Ireland 74‑59 in a Los Angeles friendly before a crowd of over 3,000, showcasing emerging talent and cultural pride.

Nate Ament was drafted 13th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks, and his flawless first pitch at a Brewers game contrasted with the missed attempts of other athletes such as Victor Wembanyama, John Wall and Malik Willis.

Former Capital Region star Andre Jackson Jr., now with the Milwaukee Bucks, returned home to run a basketball clinic for kids aged 11 to 14, offering two sessions at $80 each and teasing more community events ahead.