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He was inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday. But despite this honor, it’s not likely his jersey goes to the rafters for any NBA team.

USA Today The Cavaliers and Celtics start training camp next week. So why not make a last-minute move?  Actually, this remains a fairly slow time for major NBA news. So we here at Hoops Wire (and by “we,” I mean “me”) decided to have a little more fun before the real thing begins. You know,

There will be another returning Knick and a new veteran center at the training camp.

The start of the 2025-26 NBA season is approaching, which means it’s time to start preparing for your fantasy basketball drafts. What better place to start than figuring out what to do with the first pick in the draft? I joined a Yahoo! mock draft and selected from the top spot. Here’s what my team

NBAE/Getty The Spurs have filled their final training camp slot, signing guard Isaiah Miller, per Paul Garcia of The Spot Up Shot. Miller, 26, has been chasing an NBA opportunity since going undrafted out of UNC Greensboro in 2021. He has signed multiple camp contracts over the years — with Minnesota, Portland, Utah (twice) and

File photo Kai Jones is headed overseas. The 24-year-old big man has officially signed with Anadolu Efes in Turkey, per Eurohoops. His deal is expected to include an exit clause in January, according to BasketNews’ Donatas Urbonas, meaning a possible NBA return could still be on the table. Jones, the No. 19 pick in the

When Victor Wembanyama went out last season with a blood clot in his shoulder, the San Antonio Spurs turned to Bismack Biyombo. They signed the veteran big man and he played in 28 games for them, starting 26, giving them 5.1 points and 5.6 rebounds a game. That was enough for the Spurs to bring

Deadlines have a tendency to spark activity, and with the start of NBA training camps now just two weeks away — and with the October 1 deadline for restricted free agents to accept their teams’ qualifying offers just one week beyond that — we’re starting to get rumblings of some movement in the long-stagnant stalemate

Fred VanVleet. Amen Thompson. Kevin Durant. Alperen Sengun. Four of the starting five for the Houston Rockets are locked in, but coach Ime Udoka has a deep roster and can go a lot of other directions with that fifth spot — and it’s something he could change game-to-game depending upon matchups. Udoka told Ben DuBose

File photo Former Aspiration CEO Andrei Cherny is pushing back on the idea that Clippers star Kawhi Leonard had a so-called “no-show” endorsement agreement with the now-bankrupt “green bank” company. In comments relayed by Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic and in a statement posted to social media, Cherny argued that Leonard’s $28 million contract with