Category: NBA Basketball

Suns Reward Jordan Goodwin With Three-Year Deal After Remarkable Rise

Brandon King

The Phoenix Suns are making sure one of their most important role players isn’t going anywhere. According to ESPN, Jordan Goodwin intends to sign a three-year, $19 million contract to remain with the Phoenix Suns. The deal includes a player option in the third year, giving Goodwin long-term security while preserving future flexibility. The agreement caps off one of the more impressive underdog stories in the NBA this season. Goodwin entered training camp fighting for a roster spot on a non-guaranteed contract. Rather than simply earning a place on the…

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Report: Pelicans’ Interest in Ja Morant Reveals How Far His Trade Value Has Fallen

Brandon King

The mere fact that the Memphis Grizzlies are reportedly engaging in exploratory trade discussions involving Ja Morant is noteworthy. However, what may be even more telling is the type of package reportedly being discussed. According to reports, the New Orleans Pelicans have expressed interest in acquiring Morant, with a potential framework centered around Jordan Poole’s expiring contract and young guard Jordan Hawkins. While discussions are said to be exploratory, the reported proposal has sparked debate regarding Morant’s current value around the NBA. Just a few years ago, Morant was viewed…

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Josh Hart Appears To Call Out Becky Hammon, Awaits Apology Following Knicks’ Historic Championship Run

Brandon King

Josh Hart and the New York Knicks are still celebrating their historic NBA championship, but the veteran forward appears to have another item on his mind: an apology. During a recent episode of the Roommates Show, Hart made comments that many interpreted as a subtle jab at Becky Hammon, who was among the analysts who expressed skepticism about New York’s championship prospects before the season.“I’m not naming names, but I’m still waiting for somebody to say they was wrong about someone who led our team to a championship in 53…

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Celtics Reportedly Revisit Interest in Rudy Gobert

Brandon King

The Boston Celtics may once again be exploring ways to reshape their roster. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Celtics have shown interest in four-time Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert. Fischer noted that Boston previously inquired about Gobert ahead of the February trade deadline and has continued to monitor the situation. The report surfaced in connection with discussions involving Derrick White and the Minnesota Timberwolves. Gobert’s contract would provide a near-perfect salary match in a potential deal involving White, though there is no indication that Minnesota is…

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Zach LaVine Expected to Exercise $49 Million Player Option with Kings

Brandon King

The Sacramento Kings appear set to retain Zach LaVine for at least one more season. According to Sam Amick, LaVine will exercise his $49 million player option for the 2026-27 season rather than test the free-agent market. “Zach LaVine and his agency are not leaving that money on the table. So, he’s not opting out,” Amick said during an appearance on Sactown 1140. The decision comes as little surprise given the size of the contract and the uncertainty surrounding the NBA’s current free-agent landscape. By opting in, LaVine secures nearly…

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D’Angelo Russell Opts Into $6 Million Player Option, But Buyout Rumors Persist

Brandon King

D’Angelo Russell has made his decision. The veteran guard has exercised his $6 million player option for the 2026-27 season, keeping him under contract with the Washington Wizards. While the move guarantees Russell another year of NBA salary, it may not guarantee his future in Washington. Russell’s tenure with the Wizards has been anything but conventional. Acquired by Washington in February as part of the blockbuster trade that sent Anthony Davis to the nation’s capital, Russell never reported to the team following the deal. The Wizards and Russell reportedly explored…

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REPORT: Pistons Showing Interest in Zach LaVine

Brandon King

The Detroit Pistons could be eyeing another significant addition as they continue building around All-Star guard Cade Cunningham. According to NBA insiders Marc Stein and Jake Fischer, the Pistons are among the teams interested in Sacramento Kings guard Zach LaVine as Detroit looks to strengthen its perimeter shooting and offensive firepower. Stein and Fischer reported that Detroit’s search for additional shooting has also led the organization to monitor players such as Coby White and Isaiah Joe. However, LaVine may be the most intriguing name of the group due to his…

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Ayo Dosunmu Open to Chicago Return as Bulls Weigh Backcourt Future

Brandon King

A reunion between Ayo Dosunmu and the Chicago Bulls may not be off the table after all. According to Kendall Gill, Dosunmu would be receptive to returning to Chicago. Gill revealed that conversations he’s had with the former Bulls guard this summer suggest the interest is there on Dosunmu’s side should an opportunity arise. “I know Ayo, from my conversations with him this summer, would be open to [returning to Chicago],” Gill said. Dosunmu has spent his entire NBA career with the Bulls since being selected in the second round…

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Knicks Accept White House Invitation Following NBA Championship

Staff

Image via the New York Post The New York Knicks will visit the White House to celebrate their 2026 NBA championship. Knicks owner James Dolan confirmed that the franchise has accepted an invitation from the White House, ending any uncertainty surrounding whether the team would participate in the traditional championship visit. “We just received an invitation which we’ve accepted, still have to figure out the details,” Dolan said. “I’ve known the president 30 years and I’m very proud to bring the team to the White House.” The announcement comes just…

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Walker Kessler Rejects Massive $140 Million Offer From Jazz, Contract Standoff Brewing

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The contract situation between Walker Kessler and the Utah Jazz has taken a dramatic turn. According to ESPN’s Tim MacMahon, Kessler has rejected a five-year contract offer worth nearly $140 million, with his representatives reportedly seeking “significantly more” than Utah’s proposal. The deal would have paid the 24-year-old center roughly $28 million per season and reportedly would have been the largest contract ever offered to a center without an All-Star appearance.   A Growing Divide Reports of a disagreement between Kessler’s camp and the Jazz have been circulating for months.…

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