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    Steve Kerr Faces Uncertain Future Entering Final Year of Warriors Contract

    Steve Kerr (Golden State Warriors)
    October 2025

    Steve Kerr enters his 12th season with Golden State on the final year of his $35m extension, raising questions about his long-term future. Despite uncertainty, Kerr emphasized alignment with ownership and management, stressing mutual comfort in waiting until season’s end.
    Kerr, a four-time champion coach, admitted he hopes to extend but prefers assessing “where we are and where I am” in June. Backed by Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green, Kerr remains focused on chasing another title while negotiations remain paused.

    LeBron James Credits Luka Doncic for Extending Career


    LeBron James, Luka Doncic (Los Angeles Lakers)
    NBA Media Day, September 2025

    LeBron James confirmed he returned for his 23rd season largely because of Luka Doncic, saying a full campaign with the Slovenian star was too enticing to pass up. James, now 40, also acknowledged his enduring passion for basketball despite nearing retirement.
    James admitted the “love of the game and process” keeps him motivated but noted he doesn’t have many seasons left. Last year, he averaged 24.4 points, 8.2 assists, and 7.8 rebounds. With Doncic in peak shape, the Lakers aim for deeper playoff success.

    Sixers’ Grimes Holdout Drags Into Training Camp

    Philadelphia 76ers
    September 2025

    The 76ers opened training camp without Quentin Grimes as his contract standoff continues. The guard has until October 1 to accept an $8.7m qualifying offer with no-trade clause, or hold out for a longer deal while his future remains unresolved. Embiid urged focus on “who’s here,” stressing it’s a business and players must prioritise families. He downplayed the distraction, recalling past holdouts by Simmons and Harden. Grimes, coming off a breakout season, remains central but negotiations risk disrupting preseason preparations.

    Knicks’ Towns Jokes About Brunson’s Height on Media Day

    New York Knicks
    September 2025

    Knicks media day saw Karl-Anthony Towns poke fun at teammate Jalen Brunson after a photo exaggerated his height difference with Towns and OG Anunoby. The lighthearted moment eased tension ahead of a season with heavy Finals expectations in New York. Towns, fresh off an All-NBA campaign, is set for a more versatile role under new coach Mike Brown. With Brunson alongside him and a weakened Eastern Conference, the pair carry hopes of ending New York’s five-decade title drought.

    Hart Balances Starter Ambition with Knicks Sacrifice

    Josh Hart (New York Knicks)
    September 2025

    Josh Hart said he believes he deserves a starting role after averaging 13.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 5.9 assists last season. Yet, he stressed team-first values, accepting a bench role if required by new Knicks coach Mike Brown. Hart referenced his message of sacrifice, saying it would be selfish to demand starts. Brown will use camp to decide the fifth starter alongside Brunson, Bridges, Anunoby, and Towns. Hart’s versatility and willingness to adapt reinforce his value to the Knicks’ deep rotation.

    Giannis Admits Trade “Inevitable” Someday

    Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    September 2025

    Giannis Antetokounmpo admitted he expects Milwaukee could trade him eventually, despite his loyalty. With two guaranteed years left on his contract, he acknowledged teams prioritize business, citing last season’s Luka Doncic trade as proof even superstars aren’t immune to front-office decisions. Speaking to Sport24, Giannis stressed he hopes to stay but remains grounded, saying, “anything is possible.” After a strong EuroBasket showing with Greece, he now enters 2025–26 eyeing a second NBA title while balancing loyalty with realism about the business side of basketball.

    Brunson Warns Knicks Against Complacency Ahead of 2025-26 Season

    Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks)
    September 2025

    Knicks star Jalen Brunson cautioned his team against complacency as they prepare for the 2025-26 season, highlighting the wide-open Eastern Conference landscape after injuries to Tyrese Haliburton and Jayson Tatum weakened key rivals. He insists New York must stay sharp. Despite reaching the East Finals last season, Brunson emphasized that success cannot be assumed. With Cleveland still strong and New York bolstering depth with veterans like Jordan Clarkson and Guerschon Yabusele, Brunson believes discipline and consistency will dictate whether the Knicks can truly contend for the Finals.

    Knicks Could Trade Young Trio To Retain Veteran Depth

    New York Knicks
    September 2025

    The Knicks may sacrifice youth to keep veterans like Malcolm Brogdon, Jordan Clarkson, and Landry Shamet after a strong summer rebuild. Reports suggest Miles McBride and rookies Pacome Dadiet and Tyler Kolek could be moved to create cap flexibility. With new coach Mike Brown shaping rotations, McBride risks losing minutes after his best NBA season. New York prioritises proven experience to stay competitive following last season’s Eastern Conference Finals run. Trading prospects reflects their shift into full win-now mode.

    LeBron James Hints Retirement Could Be Near

    LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers)
    September 2025

    LeBron James, 40, admitted the end of his career is approaching, though he stopped short of confirming retirement plans. The NBA icon remains productive, averaging 24.4 points last season, but acknowledged he is “on the other side of the hump.” Speaking on 360 With Speedy, James said he won’t play another decade but is enjoying year 23 alongside Luka Doncic. He framed retirement as inevitable but not immediate, leaving open the possibility of chasing a fifth NBA championship before hanging it up.

    Dwyane Wade Backs A’ja Wilson to Beat NBA Players

    A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces)
    September 2025

    NBA legend Dwyane Wade claimed WNBA star A’ja Wilson could beat some NBA players 1v1, citing her intelligence, footwork, and versatility. Wilson, a three-time MVP and two-time champion, continues to build a case as one of the greatest women’s basketball players ever. On Lou Williams’ podcast, Wade argued many male pros rely on athleticism, while Wilson’s skillset and basketball IQ could expose them. While hypothetical, his comments highlight her dominance, raising her profile beyond the WNBA and sparking debates over cross-gender matchups.

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