NBA Playoff Schedule Set for Game 1s
The NBA Playoff schedule is set for Game 1 of each series. We will update as the entire playoff schedule as released.
For now, the...
NBA Play-In Tournament Schedule
The NBA Play-In Tournament schedule is set for both conferences. It is as follows:
Tuesday, April 11
Game 1 — Atlanta at Miami | 7:30 ET...
Wizards GM Tommy Sheppard: Wes Unseld Jr’s Job is Safe
While it's been another season without the playoffs for the Wizards, coach Wes Unseld Jr. isn't going anywhere, general manager Tommy Sheppard told Josh...
West Notes: Spurs, Gregg Popovich, Jazz, Rockets, Coaching Rumors
Spurs
Gregg Popovich seems likely to return as coach of the Spurs for another season, wrote Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
"I expect Popovich to...
Andrew Wiggins Expected to Attend Warriors Game on Tuesday
Warriors small forward Andrew Wiggins is nearing a return to action and is expected to attend Tuesday's game against the Thunder, per Shams Charania...
Mavericks to Shut Down Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving?
The Mavericks are "seriously considering" shutting down star guards Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving for the final three games of the regular season, per...
Small-Market Teams Helped Lead to Rejection of Hard Cap in NBA Labor Deal
Smaller market teams were concerned that a hard salary cap in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement could hurt them as much as the traditionally...
Cavs Draft Pick Luke Travers Leaves Perth Wildcats
Guard/forward Luke Travers has left the Perth Wildcats of Australia's NBL after two seasons as a fully contracted player, the team announced last week.
Travers,...
NBA Teams Now Have Just 24 Hours to Match Offers to Restricted Free Agents
NBA teams with players who enter restricted free agency will have just 24 hours to match an offer sheet from a rival team, as...
Michigan’s Kobe Bufkin Declares for NBA Draft
Michigan guard Kobe Bufkin has declared for the 2023 NBA, the school announced in a press release.
“As a result of our collective dedication, I...
NBA Labor Deal: High-Spending Teams Can No Longer Sign Buyout Players
The NBA's new Collective Bargaining Agreement will keep high-spending teams, or teams that are in the second apron of luxury tax, from signing players...
NBA Instituting Rule to Curtail ‘Load Management’
The NBA and players’ union have agreed to a new labor deal of at least six years, and one of the new rules will...
NBA, Union Agree to New Seven-Year Labor Deal
The NBA and players’ union worked considerably past the midnight opt-out deadline, but they eventually came to terms on a new collective-bargaining agreement.
Per Adrian...
New CBA Not Expected to Include Age Change for NBA Draft
A new Collective Bargaining Agreement between the NBA and players union isn't likely to change the age limit and allow high schoolers to again...
Potential Top-2 Pick Brandon Miller Entering NBA Draft
Alabama small forward Brandon Miller will forego his remaining eligibility to enter the 2023 NBA Draft, he told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Miller, 20, is...
Players Union Has No Intention to Opt-Out of CBA; But League Might
The players union does not intend to opt out of the current collective-bargaining agreement, NBPA executive director Tamika Tremaglio said, via Shams Charania of...
DeMarcus Cousins ‘Can’t Get an Answer’ on Why He’s Not in NBA
For an entire season, veteran center DeMarcus Cousins has remained unsigned. He thinks he can help a team. So he doesn't know why no...
Upcoming ESPN Layoffs Could Include NBA Reporters and Staffers
ESPN is bracing for a large round of layoffs, per Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports, and those involved with the network's NBA coverage...
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver: ‘Still a Gap’ in Collective Bargaining With Players
The opt-out deadline for the NBA's collective-bargaining agreement is Friday at midnight and the league and players' union have yet to come to terms.
In...
Pacers Expected to Sign Gabe York to Two-Way Deal
The Pacers are expected to sign shooting guard Gabe York to a two-way contract for the final few weeks of the season, per Scott...
