New York City, NY

Dallas, TX

FanSided

With player movement in the NBA offseason seemingly coming to a standstill, the Dallas Mavericks players are training hard and prioritizing recovery ahead of next season, as this time off is essential for Dallas coming off of a run to the NBA Finals. Some of Dallas’ young talent is still in Las Vegas competing at NBA 2K25 Summer League as well, so Mavericks fans can fill the void in their heart of no Mavericks basketball being on display throughout the next two days to a certain extent.

Former Mavericks fan-favorite guard expresses doubt about Klay Thompson's fit

Dallas Mavericks On SI

What will Thompson look like as he adjusts to Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving?

Former Dallas Mavericks Guard Believes Klay Thompson is Facing a 'Little Adjustment'

Memphis, TN

FadeawayWorld.net

Scotty Pippen Jr. is showing the world he's ready to be an impactful NBA point guard after a strong 2024 Summer League.

Scotty Pippen Jr. Is Showing He's An NBA Caliber Player In 2024 Summer League

Sports Illustrated

The Hall of Famer spoke to Sports Illustrated about his passion for cycling and all things basketball.

Q&A: Reggie Miller on JJ Redick, TNT NBA Rights, and His Love for Mountain Biking

The WNBA reportedly agreed to a record 11-year, $2.2 billion media-rights deal starting in the 2026 season, with the opportunity to add tens of millions more over the course of the deal. At its floor, the new deal triples the league’s media-rights revenue; at its ceiling, it would increase it by something closer to a factor of six. At $200 million a year, it is about the same amount of money that was the entire revenue figure—not just media rights—for the league in ’23.

What the WNBA’s Windfall Could Mean for Player Salaries

Security issues around the Copa América final at Hard Rock Stadium prevented many fans with tickets from getting in, while others climbed fences and even went into air ducts to gain entry. Filippo Silva, host of the Tactical Manager YouTube channel, joins the show to offer his firsthand account of the disarray, and his thoughts on what’s next for the USMNT.

A Firsthand Report of the Copa América Chaos

Jacksonville, FL

The Jaguars sued their former employee who stole $22 million from the organization in Florida state court Thursday. The team is seeking $66.6 million in damages from Amit Patel, who used his position in charge of the team’s virtual credit card program to steal money. He spent the vast majority of the funds on gambling, mainly on FanDuel, but also bought private jet flights, a condo, a Tesla, and other luxuries. The team claims Patel committed civil theft, fraudulent misrepresentation, and breach of fiduciary duty.

Jaguars Sue Ex-Employee for $66.6 Million After Thefts

Chicago, IL

Jennifer Nabers has loved going to Chicago Sky games for years. Every summer, the Sky’s home matchups are her “20 dates” with her husband. The season-ticket holder is a big fan of the rookie frontcourt duo of Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso and head coach Teresa Weatherspoon.

Loyal WNBA Fans Hit With Enormous Season-Ticket Price Hikes

Last year, Caleb Williams’s father, Carl, broached the idea of his son getting equity in the team that drafted him. That never became part of Williams’s contract negotiations, because the NFL went on to pass a rule barring players and other team employees from receiving ownership stakes in their teams.

Caleb Williams’s Contract Requests Could Have Changed the NFL

MLB is entering the second half of its season with a solid dose of business momentum that not only has retained the historic gains of a year ago but also in many respects adds to them. The league and national media partner Fox Sports registered an average audience of 7.6...

MLB Attendance and Ratings on the Rise at Midway Point

Las Vegas, NV

The A’s were due Thursday to offer more clues about their financing for the planned $1.5 billion stadium in Nevada during a meeting of the Las Vegas Stadium Authority. They did that—but only to a point. During the stadium authority session, club board member Sandy Dean laid out...

A’s Stadium Site Demolition Begins, but Many Questions Still Remain

Denver, CO

The Denver Nuggets will finally get their prized target — former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook — without giving up anything in return. Westbrook will join the Nuggets after working out a buyout with the Utah Jazz following a July 8 trade with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.

Nuggets Get Major Coup With Former NBA MVP: Report

Los Angeles, CA

BasketballNetwork.net

Gilbert Arenas defends Bronny James by highlighting Jaylen Brown's shooting struggles in the 2016 Summer League, drawing parallels to current criticism.

Gilbert Arenas defends Bronny by exposing Jaylen Brown's 2016 Summer League shooting woes: "The first three games, just like Bronny James"

Lonzo Ball reflects on his "welcome to the NBA" moment as a Laker.

Lonzo Ball On His 'Welcome To The NBA' Moment With LeBron James: "He Had 21 And We Had 7..."

Minnesota State

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DayTripper

The hit History Channel series "American Pickers" is gearing up for an exciting return to Minnesota this fall. The show's production team has announced plans to film episodes throughout the state in September 2024, offering locals a chance to showcase their unique collections and share their stories with a national audience.

"American Pickers" Set to Unearth Minnesota's Hidden Treasures

As the Chicago Sky delivered chaos in the form of massive price hikes for season-ticket holders, they added a nugget of unannounced league-wide plans. “We are expecting approval on a 44-game schedule (22 home games) + a preseason game. Your 2025 season ticket invoice reflects this addition,” read Monday’s email to season-ticket holders, obtained by Front Office Sports.

WNBA Appears Set to Extend Season to 44 Games in 2025

The clock is officially ticking on TNT Sports as it weighs the future of its 40-year NBA relationship. TNT confirmed to Front Office Sports that it has officially received contracts spelling out dueling third-party offers for the NBA’s media rights starting with the 2025–26 season. The Warner Bros. Discovery–owned TNT is “reviewing them and preparing a response in view of its matching rights,” said a spokesperson.

Just Days to Go: NBA Media-Rights Ball Officially in TNT’s Court

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The Los Angeles Clippers traded guard Russell Westbrook to the Utah Jazz on Thursday, with the veteran guard reportedly in line to join the Denver Nuggets once released. The Clippers acquired guard Kris Dunn in a sign-and-trade deal while offloading Westbrook, sending Utah the draft rights to center Balsa Koprivica and adding cash considerations. The Clippers also gave the Jazz the right to a second-round draft pick swap in 2030.

Clippers trade G Russell Westbrook to Jazz

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After declaring his dislike for Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant’s playing style in his Club 520 Podcast, former NBA All-Star Jeff Teague revealed the reason behind the seemingly crazy take. “It was rough… Kobe was like, jab, get there. Ah, pump fake, pump fake, pump fake. Get him off the ground, foul shot, and […]
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Ex-NBA All-Star gets brutally honest why he didn’t like watching Lakers’ Kobe Bryant

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Jersey City, NJ

Hoboken, NJ

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NBA’s New Money Has Josh Hart Ready to ‘Play Until My Knees Fall Off’

The new NBA media deals have changed how players think about their careers and their bodies. Knicks swingman Josh Hart wanted to have some energy left...

NBA’s New Money Has Josh Hart Ready to ‘Play Until My Knees Fall Off’

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