The Milwaukee Bucks are officially turning the page on arguably the greatest era in franchise history. After 13 seasons, one NBA championship, and back-to-back NBA MVP trophies, Giannis Antetokounmpo is no longer with Milwaukee. The Bucks traded their franchise icon, along with Bobby Portis, to the Miami Heat in a blockbuster deal after Antetokounmpo informed
Darryn Peterson’s lone season at Kansas did not go the way anyone wanted it to, but the Utah Jazz still saw enough potential to select him second overall in the 2026 NBA Draft. Three Summer League games later, that decision already looks more than justified. Peterson, a 6-foot-6, 205-pound guard, has made an impressive early
By Gio Gloria Amid the hustle and bustle of the 2026 NBA Offseason, a deal that would have made noise quietly slipped through the cracks and may have larger ramifications than most, if not all, of the moves that were already completed. When it comes to Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs coming to
The Washington Wizards have been searching for a true franchise cornerstone ever since they traded away their last first overall pick, John Wall (2010), in 2020. This year, the lottery balls finally bounced their way once again. Washington won the NBA Draft Lottery and selected AJ Dybantsa with the first overall pick—a player many believe
The Warriors are old, like old old, but there’s a young gun that’s looking to contribute early. The Golden State Warriors know their championship window still revolves around Stephen Curry. But with Curry now 38, Draymond Green at 37, Al Horford at 39, Jimmy Butler recovering from a torn ACL at 36, and Kristaps Porzingis,
The 2026 NBA Offseason has been a time of addition and revision for most teams, but for the Los Angeles Lakers, the recurring theme seems to be more of subtraction and distraction. To be fair to the Lakers, they too have been doing some retooling of their own, resigning Austin Reaves, acquiring Walker Kessler and
