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The trade deadline is a month away, and though a deal is yet to be made this season, teams are checking on players around the league with the hopes of making the right move to go on a title run.
The Atlanta Hawks are trading four-time All-Star Trae Young to the Washington Wizards for CJ McCollum and Corey Kispert, sources told ESPN.
NEW ORLEANS — As much as LeBron James' recent scoring surge — including 30 points in the Lakers' 111-103 win over the Pelicans — has proven once again that his career defies convention for an aging star, James reiterated the pecking order for L.A. on Tuesday night.
The calendar has flipped to 2026, conference play is here and sights of an NCAA champion are on the rise.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown tied a career high Saturday with 50 points on a blistering 18-of-26 shooting night in the team's 146-115 blowout win to halt the LA Clippers six-game winning streak.
Bruce Thornton had 20 points to move into eighth place on Ohio State's all-time scoring list and the Buckeyes defeated Rutgers 80-73 on Friday night.
Knowing which players are on the rise each week, or going the opposite way, is an important step to making sure you're starting the best lineups every day. Every Friday, we'll take stock of the league to find the players to add or trade.
Once Darrion Williams decided to transfer from Texas Tech to NC State after withdrawing from the NBA Draft, there was always going to be additional criticism and focus on his play. Wolfpack coach Will Wade is tired of hearing that criticism, though, especially given that Williams "affects winning" and deserves to be appreciated for his play, not endlessly critiqued.