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The Utah Jazz held their annual open practice for fans. It’s an awesome annual event that introduces fans to old and new players. This year, Jazz fans who went got in for free and had free J Dawgs! See you TONIGHT at Open Practice 🏀 🏡 5 PM at @DeltaCenter 🌭 Free admission + free J Dawgs #TakeNote | @SeatGeek pic.twitter.com/Try0uLBMuh — Utah Jazz (@utahjazz) October 5, 2026 The Jazz did a great job opening up the Delta Center and welcoming fans. doors are open at @deltacenter for pra...

ATLANTA – The Atlanta Hawks were able to see what it felt like to play against another team after a full week of training camp, and it probably didn’t start the way they wanted. The Memphis Grizzlies were in town, and in the second quarter of the game, they scored 49 points on the Hawks, […] The post How Corey Kispert’s ‘really good’ summer led to big preseason performance vs. Grizzlies appeared first on ClutchPoints.

What was learned from Lakers’ first shootaround of 2026-27?

Miami Heat fans will have to wait until Oct. 21 to see Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo share the court as teammates in a regular-season game, but they got a preview of what it could look like Monday.

New York Knicks fans who have been faced with steep ticket prices to attend home games at Madison Square Garden will see some relief soon.

In August, Philadelphia 76ers guard VJ Edgecombe suggested that Tyrese Maxey knew all along that the team was going to land LeBron James.

The New Orleans Pelicans added more young talent to their roster ahead of the start of training camp next week.

Stephen Curry is on track to become the highest-paid player in NBA history in terms of career earnings after signing a historic extension with the Golden State Warriors.

Chet Holmgren may have had a big lunch before official weigh-ins for the 2026-27 NBA season.

Ja Morant indicated on Monday that he would be open to a bench role with the Portland Trail Blazers if that's what the team felt was necessary.

Before the New York Knicks went on one of the great playoff runs in NBA history, there was a point in the 2025-26 season when it looked like they might have to break up their core by trading Karl-Anthony Towns because the formula didn't seem to be working.

Dallas Mavericks second-year star Cooper Flagg isn't backing down from detractors who question his height.