Detroit Pistons Trade Caris LeVert to Bucks for Taurean Prince, Gary Harris in Pick-Swapping Deal

The Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to a trade that reshapes both teams’ rosters, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Detroit is sending veteran guard Caris LeVert and two second-round draft picks to Milwaukee in exchange for veteran wing Taurean Prince and guard Gary Harris. The move gives the Bucks another experienced backcourt scorer while adding future draft assets. For Detroit, the deal creates additional financial flexibility, including a trade exception and salary savings, while bringing in two seasoned perimeter veterans. Bucks Add Offensive Firepower LeVert gives Milwaukee another…

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Chicago Bulls Sign No. 4 Overall Pick Caleb Wilson to Four-Year, $48.5 Million Rookie Contract

The Chicago Bulls have officially locked up one of the premier talents from the 2026 NBA Draft, signing No. 4 overall pick Caleb Wilson to his four-year rookie contract worth $48.5 million. The deal, which is fully guaranteed under the NBA’s rookie scale, secures Wilson’s future in Chicago as the franchise continues to build around a young, promising core. Widely regarded as one of the most gifted prospects in the 2026 draft class, Wilson brings an intriguing combination of size, athleticism, versatility, and two-way potential. His ability to impact the…

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Ric Bucher: Lakers Planned to Move On From LeBron James Since Luka Dončić Trade, Calls Rich Paul Claims ‘BS’

The apparent cessation of the relationship between LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers and the next stop in his playing career continues to be the most discussed topic of the NBA offseason, this side of the Giannis Antetokounmpo saga. The prevailing, and Klutch Sports-approved, narrative is that it was James who told the Lakers to soldier on without him, as he’d decided to continue his career elsewhere next season, however Ric Bucher is buying this story. Appearing on On The Ball With Ric Bucher, Bucher claimed the Lakers had…

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Patrick Ewing Returns to NBA Sidelines as Assistant Coach for Washington Wizards

Basketball Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing is headed back to an NBA bench. According to ESPN, the Georgetown and New York Knicks legend has agreed to join the Washington Wizards as an assistant coach under head coach Brian Keefe. Ewing had most recently served as a basketball ambassador for the Knicks but will now return to a full-time coaching role in the nation’s capital. The move marks another chapter in Ewing’s extensive coaching career. Before taking over at his alma mater, Georgetown, in 2017, Ewing spent more than a decade…

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DeMar DeRozan Buyout: Kings Expected to Part Ways With Six-Time All-Star

The Sacramento Kings are expected to reach a buyout agreement with veteran forward DeMar DeRozan in the coming days, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer. Once the agreement is finalized, DeRozan will become an unrestricted free agent and one of the most accomplished players still available on the market. Fischer also reports that DeRozan’s free agency will largely depend on whether he is willing to accept a veteran minimum contract. If he does, the list of potential suitors could grow dramatically, giving championship contenders an opportunity to add one of…

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Bucks Sign Kam Jones to Two-Way Deal After Draft Night Circuit Journey

The Milwaukee Bucks continue to build out their backcourt depth, agreeing to a two-way NBA contract with 2025 second-round pick Kam Jones, according to ESPN. The move gives the franchise another young developmental guard as it balances championship expectations with long-term roster flexibility. Jones, who was originally selected in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft, has already experienced a winding early professional path. He was first traded from the Indiana Pacers to the Chicago Bulls on draft night before ultimately being waived during roster cuts. Now, he gets…

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Yaxel Lendeborg Dominates Summer League Debut with Perfect Shooting for Warriors

Yaxel Lendeborg wasted no time making an impression in his NBA Summer League debut. The Golden State Warriors rookie turned in one of the most efficient performances of the opening weekend, finishing with 19 points, five rebounds, six assists, one steal, and one block while shooting a flawless 6-for-6 from the field, including 4-for-4 from three-point range, in just 22 minutes. His all-around effort helped power the Warriors to a convincing 104-72 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in the California Classic.   Lendeborg was on fire from the opening…

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Caleb Love Signs Two-Way Deal with Philadelphia 76ers

The Philadelphia 76ers continue to add depth to their backcourt, agreeing to a two-way contract with free agent guard Caleb Love, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Love joins Philadelphia after spending last season with the Portland Trail Blazers, where he showcased his scoring ability and flashed the offensive talent that made him one of college basketball’s most recognizable guards. His ability to create shots, knock down perimeter jumpers, and provide instant offense gives the 76ers another intriguing developmental piece. The two-way contract allows Love to split time between the 76ers…

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Cam Reddish Joins Orlando Magic Summer League Roster in Bid for NBA Return

For Cam Reddish, the road back to the NBA starts in Las Vegas. According to Brett Siegel, the former No. 10 overall pick will suit up for the Orlando Magic during NBA Summer League as he attempts to earn another opportunity at the NBA level. Selected 10th overall in the 2019 NBA Draft, Reddish entered the league with enormous expectations after a standout season at Duke. His combination of size, length, athleticism, and perimeter skill made him one of the most coveted wing prospects in his draft class. Throughout stops…

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NBA’s Connected Basketball Debuts at Summer League, Could Revolutionize Officiating

The NBA is introducing another piece of cutting-edge technology to the hardwood. During this year’s NBA Summer League, the league will test a connected basketball equipped with an embedded sensor capable of detecting when a player makes contact with the ball. The initiative is part of the NBA’s ongoing effort to use technology to improve officiating without changing the way the game is played. According to the league, the embedded sensor does not materially affect the basketball’s weight, feel, or playability, allowing players to compete with what feels like a…

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