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Nets Announce Full 2026 Summer League Schedule

The NBA draft is now in the books, and while free agency doesn’t start until next week, we’ve already begun peeking at is pages. That means NBA Summer League, and our next chance to get a tangible look at the Nets, is right around the corner. Friday morning, Brooklyn announced the first four of the five game’s they’ll play in …

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How will Alex Karaban fit in with the Sacramento Kings?

Alex Karaban was selected No. 29 overall in the first round of Tuesday’s NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. The 6-foot 8-inch forward brings not just a wide variety of skills to the table, but a leading attitude on and off the floor. An elite catch-and-shoot player from the perimeter isn’t the only thing that Sac-Town needs; As the all-time …

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Pistons star C Jalen Duren to explore sign-and-trade offers, per report

The Detroit Pistons’ ongoing negotiations with Jalen Duren have hit a snag, according to a report. The team and Duren, who is a restricted free agent, are far apart on contract talks, and Duren’s camp is now planning to explore sign-and-trade scenarios when free agency opens June 30, according to The Athletic. Duren, 22, is coming off of a breakout …

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Isaiah Joe trade: Detroit Pistons acquire 3-point sniper from OKC Thunder

The Detroit Pistons knew they would have to upgrade their offense this summer, following a second-round exit in the NBA playoffs to the Cleveland Cavaliers. On Friday, June 26, they did just that, acquiring Oklahoma City Thunder guard Isaiah Joe for two second-round picks, a league source confirmed to the Detroit Free Press, part of the USA TODAY Network. ESPN’s …

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REPORT: Detroit adds shooting to their backcourt

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Oklahoma City Thunder have traded wing Isaiah Joe to the Detroit Pistons in exchange for two future second-round picks. With the move, Detroit adds a much-needed movement shooter to complement Cade Cunningham. Joe averaged 11.1 points in just 21.2 minutes per game last season while knocking down 42.3 percent of his six three-point attempts …

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Cavs announce 2026 Summer League schedule

The Cleveland Cavaliers are gearing up for another trip to Las Vegas for the 2026 Summer League. Prospects such as Tyrese Proctor and the newest rookie, Meleek Thomas, are expected to suit up for Cleveland. You can find the full schedule, including streaming options, below. Advertisement Friday, July 10 4:30 p.m. ET – Cleveland vs. Indiana (ESPN2) Sunday, July 12 …

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Lakers considered ‘likely suitor’ for Mitchell Robinson

It’s the worst-kept secret in the NBA that the Lakers are in search of a big man. Not only is LA’s need for a center obvious to anyone who watched them this past season, but with Luka Dončić reportedly asking for an upgrade at that spot, the focus on that position has only increased. Advertisement So far, the Lakers haven’t …

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The LaMelo Ball backlash has gone too far

LaMelo Ball feels like the most polarizing player in the NBA. His highlight reel is a thing of beauty, full of dazzling passes, daring crossovers, and pull-up shooting with range that only Steph Curry can rival. Of course, Ball can also be a maddening player. His shot selection is exasperating when the ball isn’t going through the net, his on-ball …

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Best landing spots for Jaylen Brown? Did Boston botch the Giannis deal?

All eyes are on Jaylen Brown and Boston. The Celtics reportedly offered the All-NBA wing to Milwaukee in a deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo that didn’t come to fruition. And, according to ESPN, Boston is still “actively engaged in trade talks” surrounding the 2024 Finals MVP. So, what would be the best landing spot for Brown? And have we ultimately seen …

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Some good news for Michigan basketball: Two most critical players coming back

While Dusty May is leaving Michigan, the Wolverines backcourt is staying put. Elliot Cadeau will return to Michigan his agent told ESPN, giving the program a much-needed boost following May’s departure for the Dallas Mavericks. Advertisement The Wolverines point guard and Final Four Most Outstanding Player posted a picture on Instagram of him celebrating during a win over Michigan State …

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Takeaways from Henri Veesaar’s NBA Draft plummet

When a kid from Estonia grows up dreaming of being in the NBA, that decision goes well beyond simple salary math. A NBA team or teams, possibly the Lakers and/or Knicks, likely gave Veesaar’s representatives a strong indication they valued him as a first round pick. Veesaar recently married, and after three years of college life, a desire for a …

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Giannis Antetokounmpo makes first public appearance since trade to Heat

Giannis Antetokounmpo made his first public appearance since his blockbuster trade to the Miami Heat, attending SNF Nostos 2026, an international festival celebrating culture, sports, and social good, hosted by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation in Athens. Antetokounmpo took the stage alongside Olympic medalist Emmanouil Karalis, joining Stavros Niarchos Foundation Co-President Andreas Dracopoulos for a wide-ranging conversation. The trio discussed the …

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The biggest questions surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat

Giannis Antetokounmpo is set to become a member of the Miami Heat. It’s still surreal to type, considering Giannis’ long history with the Bucks (and the city of Milwaukee) and Miami’s recent pursuits of no-doubt-about-it superstars coming up short. Even during this cycle, there seemed to be real smoke behind the Boston Celtics landing Giannis for a package headlined by …

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Knicks Mailbag: Has NY checked in with teams about centers on trade market?

It’s another edition of Knicks Mailbag, with SNY NBA Insider Ian Begley ready to answer your questions surrounding the team. Let’s get started… Have the Knicks been in conversations with teams about centers they can trade for? – @jmere09nyc Yes. Before the draft, they checked in with at least one team with a center under contract. Obviously nothing came to …

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Nick Boyd finds NBA home after going undrafted

Heading into the 2026 NBA Draft, there was growing buzz that Wisconsin Badgers point guard Nick Boyd would be among the 60 players selected. However, on a night where every pick exchanged hands except for one, Boyd ended up not hearing his name called, which meant the Badgers would not have a draft pick in back-to-back years, a feat they …

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If Skip Bayless Says Turn Right, You Should Probably Turn Left

When Larry Bird entered the NBA, he had plenty of doubters. He didn’t pass the eye test: he was slow, couldn’t jump, and was ghostly white. Boston Globe columnist Bob Ryan figured it out quickly. Writing in Basketball Weekly, early in Bird’s rookie season, he explained what people didn’t get about Bird. Advertisement To be clear, Cameron Boozer is not …

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Jericho Sims picks up player option, will return to Bucks

With free agency about to start in the coming days, the Milwaukee Bucks have an answer in regards to the future of center Jericho Sims. According to HoopsHype Insider Michael Scotto, Sims will exercise this $2.8 million option to remain with the Bucks for the 2026-27 campaign. Advertisement Sims played in 67 games for the Bucks last season, averaging 5.0 …

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