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    Grizzlies pick up 2026–27 option on Zach Edey

    Zach Edey (Memphis Grizzlies)
    October 2025

    Memphis exercised Edey’s rookie-scale option. The 7’3″ center led Grizzlies rookies in boards, posted elite offensive rebounding, and earned All-Rookie honours. He’s rehabbing left-ankle surgery and could miss the first two months. Option secures cost-controlled size and rim protection alongside Jaren Jackson Jr. Medical pacing prioritises long-term availability; scheme fit leverages drop coverage, deep seals, and put-backs to stabilise second units once healthy.

    Knicks Add Depth With Brogdon Signing

    Malcolm Brogdon (New York Knicks)
    September 2025

    The Knicks have signed veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon to a one-year deal, continuing their backcourt revamp after landing Jordan Clarkson and Landry Shamet. New York are addressing bench depth, a weakness exposed in last season’s playoff loss to Indiana. ESPN reports Brogdon, a former Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man winner, averaged 12.7 points last season with Washington. His experience adds scoring punch and stability, aiming to push New York closer to their first NBA title since 1973.

    Garland takes small step with five-on-five return

    Darius Garland (Cleveland Cavaliers)
    October 2025

    Garland did brief live five-on-five in shootaround as he recovers from offseason surgery on his left big toe. The timeline for opening night remains uncertain, but staff called the session encouraging.
    Cleveland will progress conservatively given the injury’s variability. Conditioning and recovery response will determine next steps as the Cavs target an early-season return without setbacks.

    Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on Thunder’s Growth: “We Got Better”

    Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Oklahoma City Thunder
    March 2025


    Gilgeous-Alexander highlighted OKC’s improvement from last season, emphasizing that clinching earlier than in 2024 reflects their growth.
    The Thunder, the second team to secure a playoff spot this season, have steadily improved, showing resilience against top teams like the Celtics and Nuggets.

    Max Strus Returns for Cavaliers After Missing First 67 Games of Season

    Max Strus
    March 2026

    Max Strus made his season debut for the Cavaliers after missing the first 67 games with a broken left foot. His return gives Cleveland an important rotation boost, and he made an immediate impact by hitting two three-pointers soon after entering the game. Strus suffered a Jones fracture during offseason training and underwent surgery in late August, with recovery initially projected at three to four months. He entered against Dallas late in the first quarter, while Kenny Atkinson said before tip-off that the forward would likely play around 20 to 24 minutes.

    Bucks GM Jon Horst Agrees to Multiyear Contract Extension

    Jon Horst (Milwaukee Bucks)
    April 2025

    The Milwaukee Bucks and general manager Jon Horst have agreed to a multiyear contract extension, securing his role beyond the current season.
    Horst, the architect of the 2021 title-winning team, has guided Milwaukee to the playoffs in all eight seasons as GM. The extension brings continuity amid the team’s ongoing postseason run.

    Thunder Blown Out by Wolves in Game 3 Collapse

    Oklahoma City Thunder vs Minnesota Timberwolves
    Game 3, Western Conference Finals (May 2025)

    The Thunder suffered their worst playoff loss in franchise history, falling 143-101 to the Timberwolves. After taking a 2-0 series lead, OKC were overwhelmed physically and mentally. MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was held to a season-low 14 points, as Minnesota dominated both ends.
    Minnesota shot 57.3% from the field and 50% from beyond the arc, stifling OKC’s top-ranked defense. Oklahoma City’s starters combined for just 49 points, while Edwards and Randle outscored them alone. Coach Mark Daigneault and SGA admitted the team “got punched in the mouth” and must respond in Game 4.

    Kevin Durant joins 31,000-point club and climbs further up NBA’s all-time scoring ladder

    Kevin Durant
    December 2025

    Kevin Durant became the eighth player in NBA history to reach 31,000 career points, hitting the milestone with a first-quarter jumper against the Suns after earlier free throws, continuing his late-career scoring excellence in his first season with the Houston Rockets. Durant achieved 31,000 points in his 1,141st game, matching LeBron James for the third-fewest games needed behind Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain. The 37-year-old now sits in an elite group that includes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Karl Malone, Kobe Bryant and Dirk Nowitzki.

    Mavericks’ Daniel Gafford Ruled Out Two to Three Weeks With Ankle Injury

    Daniel Gafford (Dallas Mavericks)
    October 2025

    Mavericks center Daniel Gafford suffered a sprained ankle on the first day of training camp and will miss two to three weeks. The setback leaves Dallas short-handed in preseason, with the 26-year-old now racing to return before the Oct. 22 season opener.
    Coach Jason Kidd confirmed the injury following Wednesday’s practice, noting Gafford’s recent extension and importance to the roster. Coming off a season averaging 12.3 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks, his absence adds pressure on Dallas’ already thin frontcourt depth early on.

    Jakob Poeltl Commits to Raptors Until 2030

    Jakob Poeltl (Toronto Raptors)
    July 2025

    Toronto Raptors center Jakob Poeltl has signed a four-year, $104 million extension, opting into his 2026-27 deal and adding three years. The 29-year-old posted career-highs last season in scoring, rebounding, and minutes played.
    The Raptors chose an opt-in-and-extend structure, giving them future cap flexibility. Poeltl’s elite efficiency—63% FG and top-10 in screen assists—solidified his value, making him one of the NBA’s most reliable big men for the long term.

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