Monthly Archives: July 2026

Could Philadelphia really have Michael Jordan AND LeBron James?

Happy holiday weekend to our largely American audience. While the Fourth of July is a slow time of the year for the NFL, such is not the case for the NBA. In case you missed it, which I find hard to believe even if you don’t follow professional basketball, the Philadelphia 76ers made a really big move earlier this week …

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LeBron’s agent names landing spots: Warriors, Heat, 76ers, Cavaliers, Timberwolves, Nuggets

Agents don’t leak things by accident. Everything is more calculated and transitional than that. Still, it can be insightful. Rich Paul did that on the latest episode of his “Game Over” podcast with Max Kellerman. Paul — LeBron James’ agent and friend — laid out the case for six potential destinations for LeBron’s next team: Advertisement • Golden State Warriors• …

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James Dolan transferring Rangers ownership roles to son Quentin Dolan

Madison Square Garden Corp. Executive Chairman and CEO James L. Dolan announced Friday that he has named his son, Quentin Dolan, the new president, chief operating officer, and alternate governor of the Rangers. Quentin Dolan, 32, previously served as MSG Sports’ senior vice president, player performance, and science leader. He will now assume the day-to-day ownership responsibilities of the Rangers …

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Henri Veesaar got what he wanted out of the NBA Draft

In an attention economy that rewards instant reactions, Henri’s remarkable slide down NBA draft board became one of the hottest social media content generators to come out of the two rounds. A projected late first round pick, a number of factors coincided to see 51 players selected ahead of the Estonian big man. Condemnation came fast. A sampling includes the …

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Dallas Mavericks fans grade the team’s draft performance

Earlier this week, we ran a poll looking back at the Dallas Mavericks draft. We asked you to grade it. Now, because of some technical limitations, I couldn’t do a normal letter-scale grade, so I went with the broader set of statements: Passing, failing, incomplete. Here are the results of that poll. The majority of fans gave the Mavericks a …

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Your Marquette At 2026 NBA Summer League Schedule!

Ah, yes, NBA Summer League, the time of the year when all the NBA sickos that don’t watch a single second of college basketball suddenly discover college players that we’ve been paying attention to for months if not years. That’s the side value of Summer League. For our Marquette-centric purposes here, we’re keeping an eye on former Golden Eagles who …

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If not for NBA title, LeBron James might already be headed to Knicks

Rich Paul, the agent for free agent LeBron James, said the New York Knicks have contacted him to gauge James’ interest in joining the reigning NBA champions. During an episode of the Netflix podcast “Game Over with Max Kellerman and Rich Paul,” Paul displayed a whiteboard with a list of options and teams that the NBA’s all-time leading scorer could …

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5 former Michigan Basketball players set to debut in NBA Summer League

After having three players selected in the NBA Draft lottery for the first time in school history, the Michigan Wolverines will be well represented in the 2026 NBA Summer League with five players set to make their professional debuts this month. Here’s a breakdown of the former Michigan players taking the court in the NBA’s annual summer showcase. Morez Johnson …

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ACC: Is Virginia Ready To Match Duke?

One of the themes we’ve stressed over the last few years is the need for better coaching in the ACC. It hasn’t been a problem for Duke, obviously, but at UNC, NC State, Syracuse, Boston College, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and Louisville until Pat Kelsey took over, it’s often been a disappointment. In general, ACC coaching has improved. We can’t …

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Boston Celtics Daily Links 7/2/26

Herald Jaylen Brown issues statement on Celtics trade: ‘I’m excited and disappointed’ Jaylen Brown for Paul George?! Trying to make sense of Celtics’ stunning trade Celtics reportedly trading Jaylen Brown to 76ers for Paul George, picks Advertisement Globe Here’s Jaylen Brown’s statement after reportedly being traded by the Celtics ‘As a former Celtic, I do not approve’: Basketball world reacts …

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Marvin Bagley Signs With Denver

Marvin Bagley’s NBA career probably hasn’t worked out quite like he and a lot of other people expected, but nonetheless after he left Duke, but he’s getting close to a decade in the NBA, and most players never get near that. He spent last season with the Dallas Mavericks, but Denver has signed him to a one-year contract for next …

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Knicks’ interest in LeBron James unclear after conflicting reports

As we enter the fourth day of free agency, the best player available remains on the board and is mulling over his options before ultimately announcing his latest decision to the world. Amid a LeBron James sweepstakes that points mainly toward one of three potential destinations — Golden State, Miami, and Cleveland — a couple of conflicting reports emerged on …

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Jayson Tatum in a post-Jaylen Brown world

As the dust settles on the nuclear fallout from the Jaylen Brown trade that rocked all of Celtics Nation to their core, the question on what happens next is loaded but interesting to think about. We turn our eyes to Jayson Tatum who is now the no doubt number one option for this team. Looking at the roster currently constructed …

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2027 in-state power forward names Tennessee basketball in top schools

Tennessee is recruiting toward its 2027 basketball signing class. Four-star power forward Davis Cochran named Tennessee in his top eight schools, along with Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Clemson, Virginia and Cincinnati, according to Joe Tipton of On3. Advertisement The 6-foot-9, 220-pound prospect is an in-state target from Brentwood High School in Brentwood, Tennessee. 247Sports ranks him as the …

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Nets’ youth excited to go from the weight room to summer ball

The Brooklyn Nets have landed in Sacramento, gearing up for the California Classic with a squad of rookies, sophomores, and fringe NBA players looking to make an impression during this extended summer showcase. This means that Nets fans are dying to get their first look at Mikel Brown Jr. and Tyler Bilodeau (but mostly Mikel), as each officially signed his …

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Trent Noah may finally take the leap BBN has been hoping for

One of the many talking points of last offseason was Trent Noah and the shot-making ability he brought to the team through summer practices. Kentucky’s point guard at the time, Jaland Lowe, even went to the lengths of saying he was “the best shooter I’ve ever seen.” But when it got to the season, people didn’t necessarily see it translate …

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AJ Dybantsa signs rookie contract worth $66.9 million

The Washington Wizards signed AJ Dybantsa to a rookie-scale contract on Thursday, the team announced. It’s a four-year, $66.91 million deal that carries a team option for the final two seasons. Here’s a breakdown of Dybantsa’s cap hit each season, according to Spotrac. Advertisement 2026-27: $14,748,0002027-28: $15,485,7602028-29: $16,223,0402029-30: $20,457,254 Factoring in Dybantsa’s cap hit, the Wizards have roughly $13,556,249 in …

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