NBA NewsTuesday, Sep 29, 2026

Dub Nation, the Golden State Warriors went 0-2 against the Philadelphia 76ers last season. That Philly team had a young, springy energy through Tyrese Maxey and the rookie V.J. Edgecombe. Those two dudes were a two-headed monster that took turns giving the Warriors fits. Steph Curry missed both contests, and former MVP Joel Embiid played in only one, but regardless it was clear that Philly was a force to be reckoned with. This year? They have suddenly morphed into the modern-day Monstarz, wit...

The injuries have already started.

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White played well last season, though his poor shooting garnered most of the attention, and he hopes to address it.

The best way to start the year.

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Draymond Green says the Lakers likely wouldn't meet Marcus Smart's demands even if he played better than Austin Reaves in the 2026 playoffs.

Dalton Knecht's future in Los Angeles is uncertain heading into the 2026-27 NBA season and we name the four best destinations for the 25-year-old.

Kyrie Irving emerges as top trade target for Miami Heat.

Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle reflect on their NBA Finals Run against the New York Knicks and their team's comparisons to the 2012 Thunder.

“Playing fast is probably one of his superpowers," is what Landale said of the rookie. “As time went on, he maintained that speed, but the decision-making felt like it slowed down. “He’s a guy who plays ahead of his time – or beyond his years, I should say." submitted by /u/SydneyEditor [link] [comments]

El Segundo, CA, - September 28, 2026: Los Angeles Lakers center Walker Kessler takes part in a press conference during the team's media day at the UCLA Health Training Center on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026 in El Segundo, CA. (Eric Thayer / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) Through five games last year, Walker Kessler was off to the best start of his career as he averaged 14.4 points (78.6 percent true shooting), 10.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.8 blocks. But his quick success was immediately der...