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Veteran NBA coach Mike Wells, longtime strength specialist Dave Richardson and program legend William Buford join head coach Jake Diebler, while Jamall Walker ascends to associate head coach.
The past week in Canadian sport delivered a blend of disappointment and unexpected triumphs, as the nation’s teams navigated international tournaments and professional leagues.
A federal court in California is considering a class action that could reshape how sports leagues handle text‑message marketing and compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
Illinois' history of sending players to the NBA after a single season sets the stage for Quentin Coleman's anticipated debut, as his skill set and the program's NBA‑style offense position him as a prime one‑and‑done candidate.
Mikal Bridges reflects on his championship‑laden college career, his draft trajectory, and the massive contract that now ties him to the New York Knicks.
Despite a 52‑win regular season, the Houston Rockets fell short in the playoffs, highlighting a strategic mismatch between their traditional interior‑focused approach and the league’s three‑point heavy evolution.
The Western Conference finals culminate in a winner‑takes‑all Game 7 between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder, with broadcast details, key player performances and strategic adjustments shaping the narrative.
Westminster College has appointed Peyton Whitted as its new women's basketball coach, tapping a career that spans collegiate stardom, professional play abroad, and youth mentorship.
A contentious proposal to cap player salaries has ignited debate across Major League Baseball, spotlighting the Los Angeles Dodgers and raising questions about the league’s financial priorities.
Crowded backcourts across the league are poised to reshape fantasy basketball draft strategies, making offseason moves and preseason performances critical for success.
Owners seek to cap payrolls while guaranteeing existing contracts, but the players' union vows to reject the plan, citing competitive balance and player welfare concerns.
Topps will launch its 2025‑26 Signature Class Basketball product on May 28 via its website, offering regular and jumbo boxes packed with autographs of stars such as LeBron James, Victor Wembanyama and Kevin Durant, alongside rare paper and chrome parallels.
Major League Baseball owners have introduced a contentious salary cap plan that would limit team spending in 2027, trigger a payroll floor, and overhaul revenue distribution, setting the stage for a potential lockout and a battle over the sport's competitive balance.
NBA The Run launches on June 9 across PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, offering three distinct knockout modes, randomized rule sets and a celebration of street basketball culture.
The Hawks announced Onsi Saleh’s promotion to president of basketball operations, securing his future with a long‑term contract after a strong performance that earned him runner‑up for NBA Executive of the Year.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are on the brink of a second consecutive NBA Finals appearance, igniting debate over their dominant tactics, the foul‑drawing prowess of Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander, and the divided opinions of fans and media personalities.
The franchise announced the elevation of Onsi Saleh to president of basketball operations, extending his contract as the organization looks to build on recent successes and chart a sustainable future.
Arkansas forward Billy Richmond announced he will stay in the NBA Draft after a strong combine performance, creating a vacancy in the Razorbacks’ lineup but ushering in new commitments for next season.
The Atlanta Hawks elevate Onsi Saleh to president of basketball operations, rewarding his strategic turnaround that secured a playoff berth and earned him a top‑three finish for Executive of the Year.
The Michigan Wolverines' recent national title has sparked draft buzz around three standout players who are projected to be among the top fifteen selections in the 2026 NBA Draft.
The NBA's withdrawal deadline for early‑entry candidates arrived at 11:59 p.m. on June 13, marking the first major cut‑off of the 2026 draft cycle. Prospects who miss the date must wait another year before they can re‑enter the pool, a scenario that could reshape college rosters and professional projections.
The One-and-Done Rule reshaped college basketball by forcing top prospects to spend a single season in college before entering the NBA. This article explores how that policy might have changed the fortunes of schools like DePaul and Washington, and what it would have meant for stars such as Kevin Garnett, Eddy Curry and Martell Webster.
The NBA is set to broaden its draft lottery to include 16 teams and penalize the worst performers, a move that could boost the Lakers' future picks but also adds layers of complexity that critics say may alienate fans. The league's push for intricate rule changes, including a sunset provision set for 2029, has drawn criticism for prioritizing team‑building gymnastics over the simple enjoyment of the game.
From its humble 1988 origins to a tech‑driven pipeline for NBA and G League coaches, the league’s Coaching Development Program blends hands‑on experience with professional growth, spotlighting alumni like Edniesha Curry and Khalid El‑Amin.