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D’Angelo Russell is taking his game to China after spending more than a decade in the NBA. The former All-Star guard has signed with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association, giving the 30-year-old a fresh start after a turbulent final year in the NBA. The CBA announced Russell’s move on September 30, 2026. […]
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The Minnesota Lynx secured the No. 1 seed in the WNBA playoffs, but the timing of their latest slump has created plenty of questions. Minnesota needed one win over the Indiana Fever on Tuesday to lock up the top spot. Instead, the Lynx suffered a 96-77 loss and looked out of rhythm for much of […]
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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese built one of women’s basketball’s most talked-about rivalries. Now, the two stars are sharing the court for Team USA and finding that their competitive history can also help them connect as teammates. During the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, Clark and Reese have shown a growing comfort with each […]
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Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and Angel Reese have spent years drawing huge crowds in American basketball. Now, three of the sport’s biggest young names are getting a much different test. They are representing the United States at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin. The tournament runs from September 4 through September 13, […]
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Angel Reese delivered a historic rebounding performance Monday night, setting two WNBA records in the Atlanta Dream’s 78-71 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks. Reese grabbed 26 rebounds, breaking the league’s single-game record while also setting a new mark for rebounds in a season. Reese passed Chamique Holdsclaw’s previous WNBA record of 24 rebounds, set […]
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Ben Simmons is back on a basketball court with some of Australia’s top players, and the footage has quickly caught fans’ attention. The 30-year-old guard-forward is training in Melbourne with members of the Australian Boomers as he works toward a possible NBA return and a place in Australia’s plans for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. […]
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LeBron James’ decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers quickly became one of the biggest talking points of the NBA offseason in this hypothetical scenario. Once the announcement became official, fans immediately began looking back at earlier interviews, podcast appearances, and public remarks that suddenly seemed far more meaningful. From Rich Paul’s whiteboard on the “Game […]
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The Los Angeles Lakers added another experienced frontcourt player during the 2026 NBA free agency period by signing Kevon Looney to a one-year, $3.9 million contract. The move marked the beginning of a new chapter for the veteran center, who spent most of his NBA career with the Golden State Warriors before a brief stint […]
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LeBron James has made the biggest move of the 2026 NBA offseason. The NBA’s all-time leading scorer is heading to the Philadelphia 76ers for his historic 24th season. He announced the decision on July 24, 2026, ending weeks of rumors about where he would continue his legendary career. James, 41, made it clear that money […]
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The NBA Summer League is bringing noticeable changes to the court this year. The league has announced a new one free throw rule along with the use of a connected basketball during games. These updates are designed to improve game flow, test new technology, and gather valuable data before deciding whether similar changes could appear […]
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Mikhail Torrance, a former University of Alabama basketball standout who later built a successful career overseas, has died at the age of 37. The university confirmed the heartbreaking news, while fans and former teammates quickly shared tributes celebrating both his talent and character. Born in Mobile, Alabama, Torrance played for the Crimson Tide from 2006 […]
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The Los Angeles Lakers received encouraging news this offseason as Luka Doncic officially returned to full basketball activities after recovering from a Grade 2 left hamstring strain. After spending eight weeks away from the court, the superstar guard is finally healthy and preparing for the next chapter of his career. The timing could not be […]
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The 2026 NBA Draft is approaching, and free agency is right around the corner. Yet many of the biggest fantasy basketball storylines remain unresolved. Several roster situations, rookie projections, and potential blockbuster moves could significantly change player values before fantasy draft season begins. As a result, fantasy managers face a challenging offseason. From uncertain rookie […]
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Indiana basketball is heading into the offseason with a schedule that looks far different from previous years. The program’s upcoming trip to Peru for the FISU America Games, running from July 20 through Aug. 1, gives coach Darian DeVries and his new-look roster extra time to build chemistry before the season begins. For a team […]
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Indiana basketball is heading south this summer, but this is far more than a routine overseas trip. The Hoosiers will represent the United States at the 2026 FISU America Games in Lima, Peru, giving head coach Darian DeVries and his rebuilt roster a rare chance to grow together before the regular season begins. Indiana enters […]
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Pete Babcock did not start his journey under bright NBA lights. Instead, he began as a high school coach and teacher, shaping young players and building a deep understanding of the game. However, that early chapter quickly evolved into something far greater. Over the next four decades, Babcock carved out a 42-year career in the […]
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College basketball is moving through a financial shift that is reshaping roster building, recruiting, and competitive balance. Money flowing through Name, Image, and Likeness deals has pushed programs into a new era where team construction often mirrors professional sports budgets. Alongside the transfer portal and ongoing changes around tournament expansion discussions, the sport now looks […]
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Stanford women’s basketball is not easing into the offseason. The program is dealing with a sharp roster shake-up that has changed everything in a matter of weeks. After a season that showed flashes but lacked consistency, the Cardinal now faces a full reset heading into 2026-27. Head coach Kate Paye now has to reshape the […]
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The world of women’s college basketball is reflecting on the life and career of Jim Jabir, a coach whose impact stretched across decades and programs. Known for building competitive teams and guiding athletes through defining moments, Jabir passed away at the age of 63 after battling pancreatic cancer. His legacy includes more than 500 career […]
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Teen basketball no longer sits quietly in school gyms with modest crowds and limited attention. It has grown into a high-stakes system that mirrors the professional level, complete with money, media presence, and career pressure. Young athletes are no longer just students playing a sport. Many now operate within a structured network that blends performance, […]
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