The Kings and Bucks are among multiple teams showing serious interest in Pistons restricted free agent Jalen Duren.

The calendar flipped. Training camp is next. And the first microphones of the 2026-27 NBA season are already live.

Jalen Duren has rejected a fully guaranteed five-year, $200 million offer from the Pistons and could skip media day and training camp.

Trae Young has played five games in a Wizards uniform, but he already sounds like a guy who sees the next piece walking through the door.

A hypothetical three-team NBA trade would send Trey Murphy III to the Rockets and reunite Clint Capela with the Hawks.

The Lakers’ incoming owners are telling prospective investors the franchise could be worth between $30 billion and $62 billion.

Kawhi Leonard is back in Toronto, where the Raptors hope he can elevate Scottie Barnes and a 46-win team into an East contender.

The Raptors have converted rookie guard Jaden Bradley from a two-way agreement to a four-year, $9.3 million standard contract.

A Pistons executive is speaking publicly about his Stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis in hopes of encouraging others to recognize warning signs.

Hall of Fame coach Doc Rivers says his coaching career is officially over as he joins NBC’s NBA coverage for the 2026-27 season.

The Knicks reportedly plan to sign only one of their veteran camp additions and begin the season with 14 standard contracts.

The NBA has approved attorney John Gibson as the Clippers’ interim governor and CEO following Steve Ballmer’s one-year suspension.