Basketball

NBA 2K23 has released the first trailer for the new version of the video game. In the video ample space for the gameplay of Devin Booker and the two WNBA players, Diana Taurasi e Sue Bird, the characters featured on […]

For now little more than a suggestion but one that comes from a reputable source. I Cleveland Cavaliers would be planning the second return to the home of LeBron James, who will be an unrestricted free agent at the end

After the signing with Jordan, another piece of good news came for Paul Banchero. The first overall pick in the last draft, in November 2021 when he had just begun his adventure at Duke, Banchero had been stopped in his

Dwight Howard is still a free agent after his last (negative) season with the Los Angeles Lakers. The former All Star is considering leaving the NBA and playing basketball, partly because he would already have an alternative ready. Howard, in

I Philadelphia 76ers ended up at the center of an investigation for tampering: The NBA in the past few hours has indeed begun to study the franchise’s moves in the offseason, particularly the renewal of James Harden and the signatures

Simone Fontecchio to the Utah Jazz impressed everyone but the reporters at The Athletic, who explained why this marriage was made. Translated piece here: His path to the Jazz Utah CEO Danny Ainge has long followed Fontecchio and even had

Simone Fontecchio to the Utah Jazz has been perhaps the most incredible news of this NBA free agency. Partly because we didn’t think it could happen and partly because it was a bolt out of the blue on a mid-July

Paul Banchero was obviously the most coveted of the sneaker free agents who entered the NBA since the last Draft. The No. 1 overall call-up will sign a contract with the Jordan brand, as reported by Shams Charania. Details of

Zion Williamson this offseason signed a salary cap renewal with the New Orleans Pelicans: $192 million over 5 years, which can become $231 with bonuses. A real gamble, since Zion has played 85 games in 3 years so far, missing

I Golden State Warriors, after winning the title, are scrambling to make ends meet for the payroll, which came in over $360 million last season, between compensation and luxury tax. Given the limited salary space available, the Bay Area franchise