NBA NewsWednesday, Aug 5, 2026

Jamal Crawford of the New York Knicks during "Reebok Now Playing" Featuring Nelly, Daddy Yankee, Mike Jones and Lupe Fiasco - After Party at Marquee in New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by Carley Margolis/FilmMagic) On August 5, 2004, the Knicks acquired Jamal Crawford and Jerome Williams from the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Othella Harrington, Frank Williams, Cezary Trybański, and Dikembe Mutombo.  The Knicks were already a few years into a plague of nine-straight losing ...

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While revisiting LeBron James' free agency saga, Nick Wright explained why the Lakers were actually the biggest losers.

Im surprised this hasn't been posted yet. Explains the current stand off better and why no one is offering even a first rounder. Basically no teams see PW as a 25 AAV player, not even close. I mean what do you do when your agent gambled and was so far off... I think PW is in a bit of a bind no. If he takes the QO, he has to really hope he gets playing time to prove he's worth more, because if he doesn't he'll get signed for less next year. If he takes the nuggets long term off... It's still g...

Tyler Nickel could delay his NBA debut after reports linked the Knicks rookie to another lucrative NIL-powered college season.

As the Heat remain in pursuit of Klay Thompson, we explore how Miami could acquire him in a potential three-team deal by involving the Pelicans.

NBA insider Jake Fischer offers an underwhelming update on rumors linking the Lakers to Mavericks forward P.J. Washington.

Anthony Edwards is the only player who features in the top 10 in all four categories revealed so far.

As the Lakers continue to make roster moves this summer, Lakers insider Jovan Buha debates whether Grant Williams would be a better addition than some of the team's current targets.

Shaquille O'Neal gives his son a valuable lesson on the importance of sacrifice to have a great NBA career.