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The Golden State Warriors have 13 guaranteed contracts on the books with less than one week before training camp opens (the Warriors’ media day is Friday, Sept. 23, starting a few days before the rest of the league because they will face the Wizards in preseason games in Japan).
Dennis Schroder is heading back to the Los Angeles Lakers on a one-year deal, the player's representation tells Marc Stein.
When it was reported the NBA is close to a framework for an in-season tournament — which could start as soon as the 2023-24 season — a video began circulating on Twitter of Mavericks owner/governor Mark Cuban saying his team might rest players for those tournament games.
Lakers fans, are you comfortable with another season with Russell Westbrook in Forum blue and gold?
The Lakers’ situation is pretty clear: They would like to trade Russell Westbrook before the season starts (ideally before training camp). However, other teams want sweeteners to take him (and his $47 million contract), and because of their very limited trade assets, the Lakers don’t want to put all their eggs in a basket that doesn’t make them title contenders. Put simply, the Lakers don’t want to trade the last two first-round picks under their control this decade (2027 and 2029) just to be a good playoff team — they will do it for a shot at a ring.
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Not to spoil your Christmas presents early, but you’re going to be getting LeBron James vs. Luka Doncic.
It’s likely going to be next week before we see the NBA schedule in full, according to Marc Stein. That’s later than the schedule is traditionally released, but with so many big names still potentially on the move, setting up a national television schedule is a tricky puzzle (how many times you feature the Brooklyn Nets would depend on where Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are playing, for example).