NBA NewsYesterday, Oct 17, 2026

Here are four NBA teams that should target Knicks role players as New York looks to clear roster space and manage its expensive core.

Here are three reasons why the Detroit Pistons could be the East's biggest disappointment in 2026-27 after their impressive 60-win season.

Cameron Boozer wasn’t the top pick in the draft, but he was the top player on one analyst’s board. With a ready-made role as the featured player on a rebuilding Grizzlies team, Boozer is predicted to win Rookie of the Year. Read for free. submitted by /u/TheAthletic [link] [comments]

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA - SEPTEMBER 28: Luguentz Dort #0 of the Atlanta Hawks poses for a portrait during media day at PC&E Atlanta on September 28, 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the GettyImages License Agreement. (Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Atlanta Hawks made several additions to their team during the offseason, but there ...

Here's a blockbuster trade idea that could send Karl-Anthony Towns to the Warriors while helping the Knicks with their financial issues.

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Here are the 10 most expensive projected starting lineups in the NBA for 2026-27, featuring title contenders and massive superstar contracts.

DALLAS — So much about the Dallas Mavericks is new. In the last six months, they hired a new lead basketball executive, Masai Ujiri, who, in one of his first big decisions, decided the franchise needed a new coach. Dallas poached Dusty May from Michigan, and of the seven assistants on May’s staff, none are holdovers. Dallas’ supporting cast around its two stars — Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving — is also filled with new faces. Six of the 15 players the Mavericks have signed to standard contract...

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As the time disappeared in the second quarter Friday night, Hugo González dribbled upcourt and looked for his opening. Though the Boston Celtics had about 12 seconds left to produce a quality look, González already seemed to know what he intended to do. He waited for a screen, crossed over to his left and released a long 3-point attempt. The ball bounced off the rim, leaving the Celtics down by 2 points entering halftime, but González’s confidence on the possession still stood out. He wanted ...

Maluach has the support of the fan base, but Ighodaro's versatility could make the decision more complicated.