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The dust has settled after a wild 2026 offseason, but the NBA has given us plenty of unexpected moves in September and October in the past.

The NBA's expansion plans may take a small step forward this week.

Dillon Brooks held a basketball camp for kids and teenagers in Arizona over the weekend, and greeted them with a stare.

Ladies and gentlemen, we are apparently still in "NBA training video" season.

As we set out on our annual journey to build the NBA's All-Overpaid team ahead of 2026-27 training camps, it's important to remember this won't be a step-for-step repeat of the league's worst contracts.

The man who pulled Cooper Flagg's one-of-one, autographed, debut patch Topps Chrome rookie card last month met the Dallas Mavericks superstar himself this past weekend.

Jimmer Fredette is ending his brief retirement in order to resume playing for the United States men's 3x3 national basketball team.

The New York Knicks brought home their first NBA title in 53 years this summer, and the success from last year means fans will have a harder time seeing them play during the 2026-27 campaign.

Las Vegas and Seattle are reportedly moving closer to getting NBA expansion teams.

Restricted free agent Jalen Duren is the lone starting-caliber player still on the market, but only because he and the Detroit Pistons can't agree on the final terms of his next deal.

Victor Wembanyama has a naturally slim frame, but he's been bulking up as a professional basketball player.

The 2017 NBA draft delivered superstars, champions and franchise cornerstones—just not in the spots everybody expected.