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New York is two seasons away from apparent salary cap hell.

The legend takes a haircut to help the Warriors add another piece over the next year.

The most wide open NBA award allows our imaginations to run wild.

At least a third of the league is in play to win the championship.

The future is built in the present moment for four more players who landed what appear to be team-friendly extensions in recent days.

This could be the end of Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner as Magic co-stars.

This still isn't a preview; these still aren't predictions.

The Kawhi Leonard trade has gone through.

Steve Ballmer decides the accusations aren't actually provably false and concedes defeat in the Great Fake Tree War of 2025-26.

Bradley Beal will apparently wear No. 3 for Los Angeles.

A reporter on ESPN's ill-fated Steve Ballmer Innocent story finally speaks.

This isn't a preview, these aren't predictions.

Is this just an Uncle Dennis problem?

L.A. has the opportunity to use its financial resources and the apron era to rebuild a competitive team.

Adam Silver polished up his scepter real nice, and stuck it right through Chuck the Condor's heart.

The All-NBA restricted free agent reportedly wants just shy of the normal rookie extension max.

The Hornets decided to escape the LaMelo Ball business at a rather shocking moment in their arc.

Kuminga's agent cost him $18 million this season.

Jonathan Kuminga heads to Minnesota to replace Naz Reid, in a way.

Klay Thompson, getting long in the tooth and perhaps shorter in range, joins the Giannis Antetokounmpo-Bam Adebayo-Andrew Wiggins edition of the Heat.

Marc Lore sells the controlling stake in the Timberwolves three years after getting in.

Cathy Engelbert is putting the league in danger of being overrun by charlatans and outside forces.

The Cavaliers sign up for three years of The Beard, who is in his late 30s.