Basketball News · LatestMonday, May 11, 2026

As expected, the NBA determined Wemby’s flagrant 2 foul warranted no further punishment.

The Sixers’ season ended in a humiliating sweep at the hands of the Knicks. There are reasons to believe the franchise can recover though

With the 2026 World Cup fast approaching, all 48 national teams are preparing to finalize their 26-man rosters ahead of the June 2 FIFA deadline

A trade involving Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo appears closer than ever.

Atlético Madrid announced Monday that United States midfielder Johnny Cardoso will undergo surgery to repair damage to his right ankle.

United States midfielder Johnny Cardoso is set to miss the World Cup because of a right ankle injury that requires surgery.

Jacob Misiorowski was throwing some heat this weekend. Where do he and the Brewers land on this week's MLB Power Rankings?

Officiating is again the focal point in the WNBA, though this time it’s the sheer number of fouls that forced clunky opening-weekend action.

Los Angeles Sparks head coach Lynne Roberts says forward Cameron Brink has to produce more. The third-year forward is struggling early.

Former WNBA Draft picks and college stars like AD Durr, Deja Kelly, Shyanne Sellers and Zee Spearman headline rosters for the Upshot League.

Coach Ben McCollum has signed a contract extension through 2032 after leading Iowa to its first Elite Eight appearance in 39 years.

More games will equal more goals. See the odds for how many balls will find the back of the net in 2026.

The Wizards, irrelevant and listless for the past nine years, won the NBA Draft Lottery on Sunday

Here's how Wembanyama's presence impacts the SportsLine Projection Model's simulations for Spurs vs. Timberwolves Game 5

SportsLine's Josh Nagel makes the case for a massive longshot that could provide backers legitimate equity

The NBA Draft Combine features a massive point guard debate, Darryn Peterson has a lot of questions to answer and there are college programs (hello, Kentucky) watching the stay-or-go decisions closely.

The Mavs moved in the wrong direction in the Draft Lottery, but the blame game may be misplaced

Cathy Engelbert knows fans are frustrated with the cost and complexity of watching WNBA games. She just doesn’t think the league can do much about it. Speaking to Sports Business Journal, the WNBA commissioner was asked about the challenges facing consumers: rising subscription costs and the difficulty of tracking which outlet is carrying which game…

Will the Knicks ride the wave or get a reality check in the Eastern Conference finals?

The future is always murky in Philadelphia.

Wembanyama's Game 4 ejection cost his team control of the Western Conference semis. That was enough punishment.

The league reviewed the matter and decided not to proceed with further discipline for the incident.

The Warriors forward has been the butt of several jokes already this offseason.

The New York Liberty and Marine Johannes have scored back-to-back victories to start the season after escaping the Washington Mystics […]

It was not a great start for the Sparks, and Brink faces some of the pressure.

Our new No. 1 in the ESPN's NWSL Power Rankings is the San Diego Wave, though the Washington Spirit's hot streak continues.

An athletic big with promise.

Team owner Jimmy Haslem told reporters that prior to the NBA Draft was an ideal time to get the assets a trade for Antetokounmpo would yield.

The lottery brought surprises, disappointments and, for one team, a jump-up that could make an enormous difference in their pending rebuild.

The Bucks are reportedly taking calls on Giannis (again) after a Draft Lottery that didn't help their cause