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Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves are expected to be the leaders of the Lakers’ offense this season, and an aggressive group of wing defenders is getting them ready for that role, Benjamin Royer of The Orange County Register writes in a subscriber-only story. “They all annoy the hell out of me,” Reaves said of the […]
Which stars will be back in action and injury returns to watch for in the 2026-27 NBA season.
Phoenix re-signed Williams this summer after he appeared in a career-high 60 games for the team during the 2025-26 campaign.
Allen Iverson reached out to Matt Cord, urging the announcer to return for another year.
Bronny remains with the Lakers, while LeBron signed with the 76ers in free agency.
Coming off a career year, Tyrese Maxey said he doesn't want to be judged by how he does individually but by how the 76ers do as a team this year.
Draymond Green seems to be very impressed with Yaxel Lendeborg's overall versatility, leading him to draw parallels with Jimmy Butler.
The Cavaliers weren't one of the first teams interested in acquiring Peyton Watson, but once they began their pursuit of the restricted free agent, the 23-year-old forward saw how it made sense for both parties.
James also spoke about what led him to sign with the 76ers and what he thinks his role will be.
Zion Williamson smiled politely, but kept his answer brief when asked how he would summarize his first seven years as an NBA player, saying "I'm not where I need to be."
Bronny James said he hasn't spoken much to his father, LeBron, about the decision to leave the Lakers this summer but did say he's excited to face him on Christmas.
Ben Simmons pushed back on criticism from longtime NBA veteran Patrick Beverley about his comeback after signing with the Sacramento Kings.
