ESPN national analysts Zach Kram and Kevin Pelton debate the biggest early-season questions about Victor Wembanyama, Austin Reaves, Cooper Flagg and more.

Nets forward Noah Clowney received a surprise start on Monday and turned in his most productive performance of the season.

VJ Edgecombe has emerged as the top rookie over the first two weeks of the season, helping the Sixers to a 5-2 start.

What an encore these first eight games have been for the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Bricktown Ballers waltzed their way to the best record in the NBA last seaso

The NBA season continues with the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder facing off with the Los Angeles Clippers tonight.

Wembanyama, 21, had his season cut short last season as a result of deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder. Despite the injury, he was still named an NBA All-Star last season and led the league in blocks for the second straight season.

After suffering a three-game losing streak on the road to the Heat, Bucks, and Bulls — the Knicks bounced back with two dominant home victories versus the Bulls and Wizards by 12 and 17 points. New York has five straight home games on deck as apart of this seven-game home stand.

Giannis leads the league in scoring at 34.0 points while also averaging a career-high 13.3 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game.

Soon afterward, Dixon learned about a new job change. After spending last season as a Thunder assistant, he'd take over as the G League's OKC Blue head coach. Kameron Woods had previously spent the past three seasons as the affiliate's head coach and won the 2024 G League championship. He's returned to being an OKC assistant.

Just how good do experts think the Sixers are this season? Here’s what they’re saying after the Sixers 5-2 start.

The NBA Cup is back. The league's in-season tournament is entering its third season as part of the NBA schedule, and this year's edition will tip-off Friday, as group play begins on Halloween. The Lakers and Bucks have put up NBA Cup (or,

Not only is this a huge hit for the player's team to endure, but it has massive implications on the rest of the NBA. NBA insider Chris Haynes reported on Wednesday that Jazz center Walker Kessler will be out for the remainder of the 2025-26 NBA season, as he'll need surgery to fix a torn labrum in his left shoulder.