How can Jonathan Kuminga afford to keep betting on himself?
Kuminga's agent cost him $18 million this season. Can the prospect make it up?
Kuminga's agent cost him $18 million this season. Can the prospect make it up?
Jonathan Kuminga heads to Minnesota to replace Naz Reid, in a way. Meanwhile, Bennedict Mathurin achieved new innovations in breaking restricted free agency.
Klay Thompson, getting long in the tooth and perhaps shorter in range, joins the Giannis Antetokounmpo-Bam Adebayo-Andrew Wiggins edition of the Heat. How's it going to be?
Marc Lore sells the controlling stake in the Timberwolves three years after getting in. The flipping will continue until morale improves.
Cathy Engelbert is putting the league in danger of being overrun by charlatans and outside forces. The best players in the world deserve better.
The Cavaliers sign up for three years of The Beard, who is in his late 30s. It's a bet alright.
Okay, now it's really time to talk about Dennis Schroder.
The cartel members have captured a huge portion of the league's value despite being mostly irrelevant to success or failure.
The NBA's most dysfunctional family says goodbye ... maybe.
The Raptors and Magic are expected to be good, but you'll need League Pass to find them. Not so for the Mavericks or (duh) Warriors.
A short, bloggy Friday newsletter.
Oh, and the Lakers got sold again.