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    NBA Sets 2026 Regular-Season Games in Berlin and London

    Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic (NBA)
    January 15 & 18, 2026

    The NBA has confirmed that the Grizzlies and Magic will play regular-season games in Berlin and London in January 2026, marking the league’s first regular-season game in Germany and 10th in London.
    The games will be held at Uber Arena and The O2, presented by Tissot. The NBA also revealed future games in Manchester and Paris for 2027, and in Berlin and Paris for 2028, with teams to be announced later.

    NBA Talent Set to Shine at FIBA EuroBasket 2025

    NBA and former NBA players across 24 national teams
    August 27 – September 14, 2025

    EuroBasket 2025 will feature current and former NBA stars including Luka Dončić (Slovenia), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece), and Nikola Jokić (Serbia) competing across four host nations. Preliminary rosters highlight significant NBA involvement.
    Countries like Serbia (Jokić, Bogdanović), France (Risacher, Coulibaly), and Germany (Schröder, Wagner) bring depth, while newcomers like Ben Saraf (Israel) and Saliou Niang (Italy) join the mix. The final will be held in Arena Riga, Latvia.

    Former Atlanta Hawks owner Tom Cousins passed away at 93

    Tom Cousins (Atlanta Hawks)

    The Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena released a statement mourning the passing of Tom Cousins, the former Hawks owner and philanthropist who played a key role in moving the team to Atlanta in 1968. Cousins, alongside Carl Sanders, relocated the Hawks from St. Louis, built the Omni Coliseum, and helped shape Downtown Atlanta’s sports and urban identity. He also led transformative community projects like East Lake’s revitalization.

    Lean and Locked In: Doncic Unveils Offseason Transformation

    Luka Doncic (Los Angeles Lakers)
    Summer 2025 (Post-playoffs to July)

    Luka Doncic revealed a dramatic physical transformation after spending two months training in Croatia. He credits a gluten-free, low-sugar, high-protein diet and intermittent fasting for reshaping his body. Men’s Health highlighted his progress with slimmer photos and new fitness details.
    After an injury-riddled season, Doncic began training the day after the Lakers’ playoff exit. He cut basketball for a month and focused on strength, diet, and conditioning. Inspired by Kobe and MJ, he now eyes long-term improvement and a possible $222M contract extension.

    Billy Donovan Signs Multiyear Extension With Bulls

    Billy Donovan (Chicago Bulls)
    July 2025

    Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan has signed a multiyear contract extension, the team announced Sunday. While financial and term details remain undisclosed, the extension secures Donovan’s future as he enters his sixth season in charge during 2025–26.
    Donovan had one year left on his original deal and was pursued by the New York Knicks before recommitting to Chicago. Despite three straight play-in exits, Bulls management values Donovan’s leadership. He’ll be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in September.

    Kuminga Standoff Freezes Warriors’ Offseason

    Jonathan Kuminga (Golden State Warriors)
    July 2025

    Restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga has rejected Golden State’s latest contract offer, prolonging a tense standoff. He’s exploring sign-and-trade options while keeping Golden State’s $7.9M qualifying offer open as leverage for long-term control and starter guarantees.
    Kuminga seeks a featured role, which Phoenix and Sacramento have pitched. The Warriors demand a young player and a first-round pick—terms Phoenix can’t match. Golden State’s offseason plans, including targets like Al Horford and Seth Curry, remain stalled until the situation resolves.

    Haliburton Opens Up on Achilles Injury and Recovery

    Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana Pacers)
    July 2025

    Tyrese Haliburton believes there’s no clear cause behind the NBA’s rise in Achilles injuries, calling it “just bad luck.” The Pacers star suffered his own tear in Game 7 of the Finals, despite feeling fully fit after passing stress tests post-calf strain.
    Now ruled out for 2025–26, Haliburton plans to grow his basketball IQ by sitting in on Pacers coaches’ meetings and aiding teammates from the bench. He’s spoken with Kevin Durant and Jayson Tatum—both Achilles victims—and aims to return stronger in 2026–27.

    McDermott Returns to Kings on $3.6M Deal

    Doug McDermott (Sacramento Kings)
    July 2025

    Doug McDermott has agreed to a guaranteed one-year, $3.6 million deal to return to the Sacramento Kings. Entering his 12th NBA season, the sharpshooter rejoins after shooting nearly 44% from three across 42 games with the Kings last season. This marks his second stint with the franchise.
    McDermott’s return was confirmed by Priority Sports agents Mark Bartelstein and Andy Shiffman. Known for his elite 3-point shooting (career 41.1%), he provides reliable perimeter depth. Sacramento valued his floor spacing and experience after using him on a similar one-year deal last season. This will be his eighth NBA team.

    Lakers to Sign Marcus Smart After Wizards Buyout

    Marcus Smart (Washington Wizards > Los Angeles Lakers)
    July 2025

    Marcus Smart has agreed to a buyout with the Wizards and will sign a two-year, $11 million deal with the Lakers, including a 2026 player option. He rejoins a playoff-caliber roster after two injury-hit seasons.
    Luka Doncic personally recruited Smart to the Lakers, who prioritized a defensive guard after losing Dorian Finney-Smith. The Lakers will waive Shake Milton to open a roster spot for Smart, filling a critical defensive gap.

    Pelicans Rookie Derik Queen to Miss Start of Camp After Wrist Surgery

    Derik Queen (New Orleans Pelicans)
    July 2025

    Rookie forward Derik Queen will miss the start of training camp after undergoing surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left wrist, sustained during Summer League action. He’ll be re-evaluated in 12 weeks.
    Queen tore his scapholunate ligament during Tuesday’s game and underwent surgery on Friday, performed by Dr. Steven Shin in Los Angeles. Drafted 13th by Atlanta, his rights were acquired by the Pelicans via trade.

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