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    Knicks Add Matt Ryan and Alex Len on Camp Deals

    Matt Ryan, Alex Len (New York Knicks)|
    September 2025

    The New York Knicks signed forward Matt Ryan and center Alex Len to training camp contracts as they bolster their roster depth before the new NBA season. Both are hoping to secure permanent deals after brief and uneven stints with previous teams. Ryan, last year’s G League Draft top pick, averaged 1.5 points in 19 Knicks games before being waived in March. Len, who disappointed in 10 games for the Lakers, brings size but must prove reliability. Both face uphill battles for rotation minutes.

    Tony Parker to coach France U17s at 2026 World Cup

    Tony Parker (France U17)
    November 2025

    The four-time NBA champion starts his coaching pathway with Les Bleuets, pursuing licenses and returning to courtside competition after executive roles. Federation hands Parker a development brief and international exposure; he brings elite guard craft, leadership standards, and pathway credibility to a group targeting competitive reps on the world stage.

    Celtics Sold for U.S. Sports Record $6.1B

    Boston Celtics
    August 2025

    NBA approved the sale of the Celtics to Bill Chisholm’s group for $6.1B, rising to $7.3B with full control by 2028. Chisholm outbid rivals including Steve Pagliuca; the sale surpasses the $6.05B paid for the NFL’s Commanders in 2023 and sets a new NBA record.

    Towns Responds to Knicks Critics, Vows to “Reinvent” Himself

    Karl-Anthony Towns (New York Knicks)
    September 2025

    Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns addressed criticism of his defensive weaknesses, saying all feedback helps him improve. After averaging 24.4 points and 12.8 rebounds last season, the five-time All-Star insists he will continue reinventing himself until he wins a championship ring. Towns dismissed doubts about his focus, stressing his yearly growth and commitment. Despite friction noted in The Athletic, he emphasised resilience. Knicks’ Eastern Conference Finals run ended in disappointment, compounded by coach Tom Thibodeau’s surprise sacking after five playoff appearances in five years.

    7-foot-9 Olivier Rioux debuts for Florida, tallest ever in NCAA game

    Olivier Rioux (Florida Gators)
    November 2025

    The redshirt freshman entered late to a roaring ovation, becoming the tallest player to appear in college basketball. He didn’t record a touch but marked a milestone after a year focused on development. Coach Todd Golden set expectations for cameo usage in blowouts given frontcourt depth. Teammates and fans embraced the moment; next steps hinge on practice gains translating to situational minutes.

    Experts Back 76ers for Big Standings Jump in 2025-26 Season

    Philadelphia 76ers
    August 2025

    SPN insiders ranked Philadelphia third most likely team to make a significant leap in standings, behind Spurs and Hawks. Injuries plagued their 2024-25 season, with the Sixers finishing 24-58 despite star power. Expectations hinge on health and cohesion of Embiid, George, and Maxey. Embiid’s fitness remains the biggest question mark after multiple knee surgeries and just 19 appearances last season. If George stays healthy and Maxey continues improving, Philadelphia could rise back into contention. Their depth and chemistry will be decisive in overcoming recent setbacks.

    Clippers ‘Done Building Around Kawhi’ Amid Injury Woes

    Kawhi Leonard (Los Angeles Clippers)
    September 2025

    Reports suggest the Clippers are no longer building their team around Kawhi Leonard after years of injury frustration. Leonard is expected to play out his contract, which runs until 2027, but not as the franchise’s centerpiece. Leonard has averaged just 53 games per season due to knee issues. An NBA probe into his sponsorship adds pressure. Despite his training push for a full season, executives admit the team is shifting focus away from him as their cornerstone.

    Richie Adubato, longtime NBA/WNBA coach, dies at 87

    Richie Adubato
    November 2025

    The former Mavericks head coach and Liberty boss—who led New York to three WNBA Finals and later served as Magic radio analyst—passed away at 87. Tributes from the Liberty, Magic, NBA and WNBA lauded his warmth, humor, and decades-long impact. Adubato’s career spanned four decades across high school, college, NBA and WNBA posts, highlighted by 100 Liberty wins and mentoring future Hall of Famers. Organizations remembered him as a connector who turned gyms into communities, shaping players and staffs well beyond results.

    Hall of Fame Coach George Raveling Dies at 88

    George Raveling
    September 2025

    Hall of Fame coach George Raveling, known for linking Michael Jordan with Nike and revolutionising sports endorsements, has died aged 88. Raveling coached Washington State, Iowa, and USC, and later worked at Nike. He was pivotal in Jordan’s Nike deal, introducing him to Sonny Vaccaro. Michael Jordan called him a lifelong mentor who shaped basketball history.

    Lakers Legend Calls for Reaves Trade

    Austin Reaves (Los Angeles Lakers)
    September 2025

    Lakers legend Robert Horry urged the team to trade Austin Reaves, arguing his role overlaps too much with Luka Doncic. Reaves is due a new contract and will command a big salary after his breakout season, sparking debate about his future. Horry suggested a sign-and-trade as smarter roster management. Reaves averaged 20.2 points, 5.8 assists, and 4.5 rebounds last season, but with Doncic handling similar duties, Horry questioned long-term fit. Reaves, however, seeks a pay rise as he develops into a star guard.

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