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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) - Illinois men's basketball continues to fill out their nonconference slate for the 2026-27 season, adding a home game against Penn

A third stint with the Cavs doesn’t seem likely.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been searching for a long-term answer at center for years. Now, one of their favorite targets may suddenly be available.

There's something to be said about striking while the iron is hot, and right now, the WNBA is doing all it can to capitalize on the moment and the sudden infusion of popularity and talent it has experienced over the last two years. WNBA viewership has experienced a renaissance in recent years, ...

While the trade market dominates the offseason, there's still plenty of talent to be found in free agency

The Knicks' pursuit of back-to-back championships begins this offseason with the 2026 NBA Draft. Here's the latest buzz surrounding the upcoming draft, which will emanate from Barclays Center on June 23-24.

Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton is joined by WNBA reporter, writer and podcaster Jackie Powell who dishes out the latest updates on all things Commissioner’s Cup. The duo dive into the New York Liberty’s unbeaten run through the Eastern Conference and debate who will emerge from the West: the Minnesota Lynx or the Las Vegas Aces.

Liberty star Breanna Stewart had a special gift for Wings star Paige Bueckers before the UConn duo faced off against each other.

Here’s what Philadelphia’s new starting lineup could look like. submitted by /u/GameCompleters [link] [comments]

For the better part of two decades, Mavericks fans eyed the first week of July with anticipation tinged with terror. It carried special significance in their tribe: a tradition, a cycle, a signal from the Gods, akin to Punxsutawney Phil or his lesser-known Texan cousin, Big Al. Because, with varying levels of wisdom and commitment, the Mavericks were a team that put all of their eggs in one basket. The “big fish.” The “dry powder.” Mark Cuban and Donnie Nelson wanted a star to pair with Dirk ...

Charlotte may be interested in Nic Claxton but the Nets are definitely interest in Austin Reaves.

Rounding up all Warriors and NBA related news for Wednesday, June 17th.

All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place.

The Caitlin 1 is expected to be successful. Still, one question persists: What the heck took Nike so long?

While the way the Spurs lost in the Finals was painful, the rest of the year was exciting and the future looks bright.

“I won a chip in Cleveland, they haven’t invited me back once, and it’s been 10 years.”

The NY Liberty look to extend their winning streak to eight. The Chicago Sky are standing in their way.

The 2026 Knicks broke a 53-year drought without a once-in-a-lifetime superstar as boasted by so many of their predecessors

Aces star A'ja Wilson and Wings standout Paige Bueckers lead all players in fan voting, which ends Saturday, for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.

Both the New York Liberty and Chicago Sky may be without multiple key players in Wednesday night’s matchup.

Big Noon Kickoff is heading to London for the inaugural Union Jack Classic, which will feature Arizona and Kansas facing off in a Big 12 showdown on Sept. 19 from Wembley Stadium.

Clark got some news about her chances.

New Bulls coach Tiago Splitter acknowledged the team has a lot of work to do to get back to the glory days of the Michael Jordan dynasty he remembers so fondly.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green believes top 2026 NBA Draft prospect Caleb Wilson could have a Kevin Garnett-type floor as a pro player.