Former Duke Star Kyle Singler Posts Concerning Videos, Pleads for Help From Coach K

Former NBA player and Duke basketball star Kyle Singler has sparked concern after posting a series of troubling videos to Instagram in which he directly called out his former coach, Mike Krzyzewski, and repeatedly pleaded for help. Singler, 38, posted several videos Tuesday, Aug. 25, appearing to address Krzyzewski, whom he played for at Duke from 2007 through 2011. In one of the videos, Singler accused Krzyzewski of “setting him up” and said he had reached out to his former coach but felt his messages had been dismissed. “Coach K…

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Kenyon Martin Calls Out Enes Kanter Freedom: “You Made Your Point, But Now You’re Doing Too Much”

Former NBA forward Kenyon Martin has a message for Enes Kanter Freedom following the former NBA center’s heated confrontation with Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud during Sunday’s Indiana Fever–Chicago Sky matchup. Kanter Freedom was escorted out of Wintrust Arena after he and Cloud exchanged words during the game. The incident occurred while Kanter was seated courtside wearing a shirt that defined a woman as an “adult human female.” Security ultimately intervened and removed him from the arena. Following the incident, Martin criticized Kanter Freedom’s approach and argued that he has…

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Russell Westbrook Retires After 18 NBA Seasons: A Hall of Fame Career Defined by Relentless Intensity

Russell Westbrook has officially announced his retirement from the NBA, bringing the curtain down on one of the most electrifying careers in league history after 18 unforgettable seasons. The former league MVP leaves the game as a future Hall of Famer whose relentless motor, unmatched athleticism, and competitive fire helped redefine the point guard position. While Westbrook hoped to receive interest for one final NBA season during free agency, no opportunity materialized, leading to his decision to step away from the game. Originally selected fourth overall by the Oklahoma City…

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Ben Simmons Cleared for Full Basketball Activities, Eyes NBA Return

Ben Simmons appears to be one step closer to an NBA comeback. According to ESPN Andscape, the former No. 1 overall pick is expected to participate with zero restrictions in a player-led Australian men’s national team minicamp beginning Monday in Melbourne. The camp marks Simmons’ return to competitive basketball after sitting out the entire 2025-26 NBA season while focusing on recovering from lingering back and other injuries. The 30-year-old free agent is reportedly drawing interest from several NBA teams as he prepares for his return. Simmons is said to be…

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Lakers Could Pit Bronny James Against Chris Mañon for Final Roster Spot Before 2026-27 Season

Bronny James’ place on the Los Angeles Lakers’ regular-season roster may not be guaranteed. According to reports, the Lakers are expected to have Bronny James and Chris Mañon compete for one of the franchise’s final roster spots during training camp ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season. Mañon was re-signed earlier this summer on a two-way contract after impressing the organization with his defensive versatility and high-energy play.  While James enters his third NBA season with the Lakers, Mañon has steadily built a reputation as one of the organization’s top defensive…

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Tracy McGrady Says NBA Summer League Is ‘Slowly Dying’ as Teams Limit Top Rookies

For years, NBA Summer League has served as one of the highlights of the offseason, giving fans their first opportunity to watch the league’s newest stars compete. But according to Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady, the annual showcase has lost much of the excitement that once made it a must-watch event. During an appearance on the Vince & T-Mac Show, McGrady didn’t hold back when discussing the current state of Summer League. “They’re killing Summer League—it’s slowly dying. It was a lot of excitement about watching these draftees… now it’s…

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Report: Adam Silver Urged WNBA to Suspend Alyssa Thomas After Controversial Incident

According to a report from Sports Business Journal, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver personally urged WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to reverse course and suspend Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas following a controversial on-court incident. Multiple sources told Sports Business Journal that Silver implored Engelbert to issue a suspension after the play drew significant attention across the basketball world. Following further review, the WNBA suspended Thomas for one game while also upgrading the foul to a Flagrant 2. In addition to the suspension, the league assessed a $1,000 fine. The reported involvement…

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Ziaire Williams Signs One-Year, $3 Million Contract With Los Angeles Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers have added another young wing to their roster, agreeing to a one-year, $3 million contract with Ziaire Williams, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Williams, the No. 10 overall pick in the 2021 NBA Draft, arrives in Los Angeles looking to capitalize on a fresh opportunity after spending last season with the Brooklyn Nets. Still just 24 years old, the 6-foot-9 forward possesses the size, length, and athleticism that have made him an intriguing developmental prospect since entering the league. While consistency has been a challenge early…

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Victor Oladipo Announces Las Vegas Pro Day as Two-Time NBA All-Star Eyes Return to the League

When Victor Oladipo steps onto the floor in Las Vegas on July 14, it will represent far more than another offseason workout. For the former two-time NBA All-Star, it’s another opportunity to prove that one of basketball’s most resilient competitors still belongs in the league. Oladipo announced that he will host a Pro Day on Tuesday, July 14, at 11:00 a.m. in Las Vegas. The workout, led by @94feetofgame, will be open to NBA front office executives, scouts, coaches, league personnel, and officials. “I’m looking forward to the opportunity to…

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Austin Rivers Defends Jaylen Brown, Blasts Media Over ‘Smear Campaign’ Following Celtics Trade

The fallout from the blockbuster trade that sent Jaylen Brown from the Boston Celtics to the Philadelphia 76ers continues to dominate NBA headlines. But while anonymous reports have questioned Brown’s value, leadership, and personality, former NBA guard Austin Rivers is pushing back in a big way. Rivers took to social media to denounce what he described as a coordinated effort to tarnish Brown’s reputation following the trade. “Enough of the anonymous sources. Y’all are weak for that. This Jaylen Brown smear campaign is wack. Protect the players and not smear…

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