NBA NewsPast 30 days

A full roster's worth of stars changed teams this past summer. The storylines surrounding eight will help define the league's journey to spring.

Here are the deals, trades and buzz across the NBA, including intel from Monday's media days.

The Washington Wizards star began collecting cards this year and will be the cover athlete of 2026 Topps Flagship Basketball.

Kawhi Leonard said he wants to put the focus on basketball and being a Raptor after being traded back to Toronto following a scandal-marred conclusion to his Clippers tenure.

Pacers star guard Tyrese Haliburton says he won't have any restrictions as he returns from the torn Achilles that has kept him off the court for more than a year.

Stephen Curry called Golden State "home" in his first public appearance since signing a two-year, $116 million extension with the Warriors.

The Oklahoma City Thunder said they are taking the same approach to the season and are not focused on Spurs after being eliminated by San Antonio in last year's Western Conference Finals.

The 76ers say they are comfortable with making sacrifices for the benefit of the team after adding LeBron James and Jaylen Brown in the offseason.

Anthony Edwards says he's happy with the moves Minnesota made over the summer and is excited to continue to develop chemistry with LaMelo Ball.

Jayson Tatum says he's thankful for his time with Jaylen Brown and the success they shared but feels comfortable leading the new-look Celtics this season.

Eric Karabell highlights the players who are falling further than they should be in fantasy basketball drafts this season.

From Kawhi Leonard's return to Toronto to LeBron James' fit in Philadelphia, we're answering the biggest preseason questions for all 30 teams.