Daily Archives: September 16, 2026

Knicks signing John Konchar, Drew Eubanks as roster battle gets underway

The Knicks did some end-of-roster maneuvering Tuesday. They signed guard John Konchar and center Drew Eubanks to one-year deals, The Post confirmed. Eubanks’ deal is nonguaranteed. It was not immediately clear whether Konchar’s is guaranteed. Advertisement Both will battle for a roster spot. John Konchar gestures after scoring during the Jazz’s blowout win over the Grizzlies on April 10, 2026 …

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NBA Commish reacts to Clippers boss’ ‘precise words,’ alludes to possible federal hot water

Adam Silver heard what Steve Ballmer said in his apology — and appeared to notice what the now-suspended Clippers owner did not say. Speaking Tuesday after the NBA Board of Governors meetings, Silver was asked whether Ballmer’s Sunday statement went far enough despite stopping short of admitting that the Clippers circumvented salary-cap rules. Advertisement “Putting aside the precise words he …

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Blue Ribbon Yearbook predicts Memphis will win the American

Blue Ribbon Yearbook released their college basketball preseason magazine for the 2026-27 season, and they predict Memphis will win the American and make the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers are coming off a disappointing season where they finished 13-19 and 8-10 in conference play. Penny Hardaway completely revamped his staff and roster over the offseason, so it will be a lot …

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NBA Commish drops the gavel on Clippers investigation, details ‘damage to franchise’

When it comes to the Clippers-Kawhi Leonard salary cap circumvention scandal, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver believes it’s time to move forward. At least for the NBA. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, addressing the media following the Board of Governors meetings on Tuesday, said the Clippers’ salary-cap circumvention penalties are “final”. NBAE via Getty Images Among the many things he made clear …

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Knicks sign John Konchar and Drew Eubanks to training camp deals

In a league where everyone seems to have lost their minds, the Knicks have had a quiet offseason. I mean, after you win a championship, why be overtly active when you have everything you need to go back-to-back? We haven’t heard of a real roster move since the attempt to sign Mavericks center Moussa Cisse to an offer sheet back …

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Nets add two G League prospects in Sign-and-Waive moves

Dwight Murray Jr. and Isaiah Wong are officially joining the Brooklyn Nets organization. This morning, the team signed both players before waiving them shortly after. The Nets traded for Murray Jr.’s rights earlier this month and then Wong’s two days later. What might seem like an odd transaction on the surface is actually a move commonly made by NBA teams …

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Louisville Basketball Embraces Digital Finance with Ripple Partnership and XRP Court Logo on Denny Crum Court

On Tuesday morning, Louisville Athletics announced a multi-year partnership with Ripple, a blockchain-based fintech company, which will bring XRP branding to the Louisville basketball program. Ripple was founded in 2012 and provides technology and solutions to help businesses use cryptocurrency to move and manage money more easily and efficiently. Advertisement XRP is the cryptocurrency that will be the featured logo …

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Anthony Gill re-signs with the Wizards

On Tuesday, the Washington Wizards announced that they have re-signed forward Anthony Gill. Per various reports, the contract is for one season, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Gill is the longest tenured Wizards player among players on the active roster, entering his seventh season in Washington. He averaged a career-high 5.8 points and 2.9 rebounds per game in 55 …

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Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley

Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Much of the Georgetown Hoyas’ hopes for the 2026-27 season hinge on the availability of Jaland Lowe, the program’s main offseason acquisition via the transfer portal. The former Kentucky standout suffered a shoulder injury last …

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Did the Suns miss out on Luka because of Sarver’s U of A allegiance?

Just when everyone had (mostly) healed and moved on from all of the emotions surrounding the Deandre Ayton era, we were reminded of a decision made in 2018 that wasn’t nearly as close as we believed. Former Phoenix Suns head coach Igo Kokoshov recently spent time on the X&O’s Chat podcast, stating, “We never, literally never, had a single serious …

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Chad Baker-Mazara sues USC and Eric Musselman, alleging NIL pay dispute and racial remarks

LOS ANGELES — Former Southern California basketball player Chad Baker-Mazara is suing the university and coach Eric Musselman after his abrupt dismissal from the team in March. The lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges Musselman kicked Baker-Mazara off the team after the Trojans were eliminated from NCAA Tournament contention to avoid paying the remainder of his NIL …

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Knicks signing forward John Konchar to one-year deal

The Knicks are rounding out their bench with a new signing. New York is signing John Konchar, according to GSL Sports Group, which represents the forward. ESPN’s Shams Charania reports it’s a one-year deal. Advertisement SNY’s Ian Begley reported that Konchar and forward-center Drew Eubanks were among the players on the Knicks’ radar this offseason. Begley reported Tuesday that Eubanks …

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Gonzaga could be headed back to Spokane for March Madness

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are one of many college basketball programs with a roster featuring multiple players in eligibility limbo, even as the season rapidly approaches. That has made preseason projections a nearly impossible task this offseason, and yet many are still doing the best they can with the information they have. Advertisement Joe Lunardi, ESPN’s longtime resident …

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Veteran guard John Konchar agrees to one-year deal with Knicks

The Knicks have one open roster spot left (that they can afford under the second apron), and it looks like they’ll use it on guard depth. Veteran guard John Konchar has agreed to a one-year deal with the Knicks, a story first reported by Shams Charania of ESPN and since confirmed by Konchar’s agents. This is likely a non-guaranteed contract, …

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New York Knicks signing John Konchar to one-year deal

Free agent forward John Konchar has agreed to a one-year deal with the New York Knicks, his agent told ESPN. At 6-foot-5 and 210 pounds, Konchar is bigger than most guards coach Mike Brown can put on the floor. He guards multiple positions and rebounds like a forward, not a backcourt piece. Advertisement The signing gets the defending champion Knicks …

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Stephen A. Smith eviscerates Kawhi Leonard in world-class Clippers scandal rant

Stephen A. Smith has found an unexpected way to describe Kawhi Leonard’s exit from the Clippers’ salary-cap scandal. “He’s a gangster.” The ESPN personality delivered that assessment Tuesday on “First Take,” marveling at the relatively limited punishment Leonard received before completing his return to the Toronto Raptors. Kawhi Leonard attends the Public School New York SS27 show at Starrett-Lehigh in …

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