Daily Archives: September 30, 2026

Longtime NBA coach retires from JJ Redick’s staff as part of shakeups

A longtime NBA coach retired from Lakers coach JJ Redick’s staff, triggering shakeups. Bob Beyer decided to call it a coaching career, which started for the 64-year-old when he became an assistant coach for Alfred University’s men’s basketball team in 1983 and ended after two seasons on Redick’s staff from 2024-26. For the first time, Los Angeles Lakers head coach …

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Knicks still mulling whether to go to White House

The Knicks are apparently still deciding whether to become the first NBA champs to visit President Trump’s White House. Months after Knicks owner James Dolan said he accepted Trump’s invitation, Mike Brown, the team’s coach, said the organization hasn’t committed. Advertisement “No, that’s still something that our guys, the organization, is internally discussing,” Brown said. “Whatever we decide to do, …

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Austin Reaves, Luka Dončić are leading the Lakers into a new era

The hole left by LeBron James’ departure is a wide-stretching one within the Lakers. On the court, the team will have to replace roughly 20 points, six rebounds and five assists per game along with the intangible impact he had on a nightly basis. Off the court, and perhaps more to that point about the intangibles, the leadership void will …

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Atlantic Division watch: The Nets are still looking for a way out

Let’s get it Dub Nation. As training camp begins and the Golden State Warriors are getting back into the swing of things, I’m continuing my review of what the rest of the NBA has done, division by division. We’re still in the Atlantic Division right now, and I’ve already covered the Boston Celtics and the Toronto Raptors. Next up on …

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Why Kansas Basketball Could Look Beyond Melvin Council Jr. For One Final Addition

Days after the Kansas basketball program learned that Tre White would be returning to the university in 2026-27, more good news surfaced on the eligibility front for the Jayhawks earlier today. Former KU point guard Melvin Council Jr. was granted a preliminary injunction by a judge in Monroe County, New York, making him immediately eligible to start looking at schools. …

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Walker Kessler says he feels ‘110%’ healthy heading into season

Through five games last year, Walker Kessler was off to the best start of his career as he averaged 14.4 points (78.6 percent true shooting), 10.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.8 blocks. But his quick success was immediately derailed as he suffered a labral tear in his left shoulder and underwent season-ending surgery shortly afterward. Despite that, the Los Angeles …

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New look Lakers for the ‘26-27 season 🙌

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Did Steve Kerr finally get the young big he wanted in Yaxel Lendeborg?

When the Warriors lost their play-in game to the Suns 111-96 last season, the year ended at 37-45 and Steve Kerr walked into the postgame presser sounding like a man drafting his own farewell. “These jobs all have an expiration date,” he said; his contract had already hit one. I’m gonna defer to the legendary Anthony Slater at ESPN who …

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Boston College Men’s Basketball Announces Player Representatives for 2026 ACC Tipoff

Tuesday morning, the Boston College men’s basketball program announced its player representatives for this year’s ACC Tipoff event in Charlotte, N.C., tabbing senior guard Money Williams and sophomore guard Jacob Furphy as the Eagles’ attendees with first-year head coach Luke Murray. The event will take place from Oct. 6-7 at the Hilton Charlotte Uptown, featuring two player representatives from each …

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