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Haliburton agreed to "leave it alone" during a live taping of a 'Mind the Game' podcast episode.

The deal sparked some controversy after Trent made less than $4 million in each of the last two seasons in Milwaukee.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, fueled by the pressure in Miami and the Heat's championship history, is hungry to win a title in South Beach.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr might have caused the biggest buzz of the summer among NBA fans. On Wednesday, a video surfaced on social media of a Warriors fan telling Kerr the team needed to sign LeBron James. Steve Kerr is entering his 13th season as the Warriors’ head coach. “We got him,” Kerr said. The...

The Pacers intend to guarantee Quenton Jackson‘s full $2,584,539 salary for the 2026/27 season, reports Dustin Dopirak of The Indianapolis Star (Twitter link). The terms of Jackson’s deal assured him of at least a partial guarantee of $275K, with a full guarantee date of July 15. Indiana would need to waive him before the end […]

Nothing the Blazers have done since the end of a solid season makes sense.

The NBA commissioner and Miami Heat president confirmed that the basketball world is waiting for James to make his big decision.

Hugo González became a main player of the NBA offseason after the Boston Celtics declined to include him in their trade offer for Giannis Antetokounmpo, so his Summer League performance on Friday night garnered more attention than normal.

Donovan Mitchell's pitch to LeBron James is pretty simple—come back home.

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Sometimes a new team president is forced to wait until the right moment to change the makeup of their team. That wasn’t the case with Mike Gansey‘s arrival to the Sixers, as he immediately made a landscape-altering move by trading for Jaylen Brown. He said that he would have “never envisioned” his first months as […]

The Detroit Pistons are confident that they will be able to re-sign Jalen Duren, sources told Hunter Patterson of The Athletic. Re-signing Duren is the team's top priority this summer, with both sides looking for a deal that makes sense for everyone. Duren has already met with the Lakers and Kings, though no contract came to fruition. Duren could accept the team's $9.6 million qualifying offer and become an unrestricted free agent next summer. The Pistons also attempted to upgrade their roste...