Ahead of the 2025-26 NBA season, the Los Angeles Clippers were projected to be among the upper echelon of Western Conference contenders. Now, 20 games into the season, they are near the bottom of the conference.

All-NBA swingman Jalen Wiliams returns after recovering from offseason wrist surgery, making his season debut in the Emirates NBA Cup.

While scoring highlights grab the top spots on the internet, there’s nothing quite as demoralizing for an opponent as a perfectly timed block. Defensive prowess is what separates good teams from great ones.

A quarter of the way through the 2025-26 NBA season, the Magic are proven to be a formidable force on both ends of the court. Orlando hosts the Bulls on Monday.

Following Wednesday's 129-101 loss to the Knicks, the Hornets' season was on the brink of collapse. Heads on the court were hung, frustration seethed through the bench, and the post game media availability was awash with an overwhelming feeling of frustration from head coach Charles Lee and his players.

The opening month of the season has already shown how important the 3-point shot has become. Teams rely on outside shooting more than ever, and several players are putting up strong numbers from long range.

James has only been back on the court for two games this season, but already the talk is if there will be a 24th season for him.

The NBA Cup field is set for the December one-week slate to crown an in-season tournament champion. Past winners have seen LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Milwaukee Bucks winning the titles in the first two years of this NBA effort.

Alperen Sengun has put the world on notice this year. Granted, the Houston Rockets big man has been trending upwards for the last two years (and possibly even l

The new NBA season has started fast. Teams are finding their identity and players are settling into their roles. The assist numbers show which players guide the offense and lift the rhythm of their team.

The Golden State Warriors are re-signing Seth Curry Monday after waiving him prior to the 2025-26 NBA season, according to ESPN's Shams Charania and Anthony Slater. The Warriors brought Curry to training camp but had to waive him before the season because of a salary crunch.