Although television ratings are down, the NBA’s plan to bring more parity to the league is working. Two years ago, owners and players signed a new collective-bargaining agreement designed to give more teams,

Star has joined a couple of his teammates on the list of potential trade targets for the Los Angeles Clippers.

The first domino has fallen, and it was a surprise. The Memphis Grizzlies sent Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic for Kenatvious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony and FOUR unprotected first-round picks as well as one lightly protected pick swap.

The Boston Celtics entered the 2024-25 NBA season with high hopes of becoming repeat NBA Champions, something that hasn't happened since Kevin Durant and Steph

According to the latest odds, the Sacramento Kings (+150) are the favorites to land Smart, followed by the Los Angeles Lakers (+200) and the Memphis Grizzlies (+285). The Los Angeles Clippers (+525) and Miami Heat (+525) are also in contention, while the Toronto Raptors (+950) are considered a long shot.

There's no such thing as standing still in the NBA. You're either getting better, or you're getting worse. That's particularly true in an era of parity that seems to be opening and closing windows of contention faster than ever.

With the 2025 NBA draft eight days away (June 25-26, 8 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN), 30 teams are deep into their predraft process, working out top prospects and narrowing down their draft boards in preparation for the two-round event.

The Los Angeles Clippers were named a potential trade suitor for another Boston Celtics guard after it was reported they would be interested in Jrue Holiday this offseason.

Former Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair is joining the Los Angeles Clippers front office as an advisor.

While Daniel Theis ended up on a contending AS Monaco team that’s in the French finals, he won’t be able to contribute going forward. The former Celtics big man is out for the rest of the series due to a knee injury, per multiple reports.