Julius Randle is entering yet another new phase of his career. The 31-year-old forward is headed to the rebuilding Brooklyn Nets, who are counting on him to be the new leader of the franchise. Randle arrives by way of a four-team trade that sent him from the Minnesota Timberwolves to Brooklyn while also routing LaMelo
Caption: With the Kings on rebuild mode once again, Domantas Sabonis, Zach LaVine, and Malik Monk don’t need to be there. Besides, Sac is better off giving more minutes to their developing young guys. The Sacramento Kings are rebuilding, but three of their main players are more built to help someone else contend. The Kings
The NBA is simply a different animal, and for many players who make it to the big leagues, it’s either they embrace the harsh reality that not everyone will become a superstar or flame out trying to become one. Max Strus seemingly understands it, as he’s long learned to accept being someone who’s closer to
Few clichés scream “sports” more than “teamwork makes the dream work.” When players work together and put their personal goals to the side, a common goal is often achieved and the euphoric feeling that comes with it trumps most, if not all, individual accolades. The same can be applied on a more macro scale, where
Much has been said about the night-and-day difference between the Gilas Pilipinas squads sent to the 2022 (but played in 2023) and the 2026 Asian Games. The former was mostly made up of PBA veterans who were looking to atone for a disappointing 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup stint, while the latter is made up
With the NBA season just a month away, teams are turning their attention to plugging the last remaining holes on their rosters. Most of the top names are already off the board. Young wings Peyton Watson and Jonathan Kuminga were among the most recent to find new homes, along with established veterans Klay Thompson and
