Jeanie Buss Is Defending the Floor, Not a Memory
Jeanie Buss is contesting her siblings’ vote to sell the Lakers’ final 17.8% stake, citing a 2017 court order that locks her controlling-owner status above the NBA’s 15%
Jeanie Buss is contesting her siblings’ vote to sell the Lakers’ final 17.8% stake, citing a 2017 court order that locks her controlling-owner status above the NBA’s 15%
The NBA found no proof Ballmer paid Kawhi through sponsors, but the shift to “failure to supervise” reveals a softer standard that still threatens cap integrity.
Rajon Rondo backed LeBron’s Sixers as early title favorites. The books disagree, but the pieces, the fuel, and the fit make his bet look sharper than the odds.
Haliburton admitting he may never get over his Finals Achilles tear is not a warning sign. It is the exact chip Indiana needs him to keep for 2026-27.
Edwards vowed Minnesota will beat the Thunder and Spurs after adding LaMelo Ball. The swagger is real, the roster is new, and the West just got louder.
The 2026 Hall class put women’s pioneers at the center with D’Antoni’s revolution and Crawford’s whistle, expanding what basketball greatness actually means.
KG’s No. 21 finally rises in Target Center after years of Glen Taylor estrangement. New ownership fixed what the old regime treated like optional history.
Beal’s cheap two-year return gives the Clippers secondary creation without apron pain. The hip and his role next to Harden decide if the bet pays.
Cleveland’s Schröder-for-Mann swap is pure apron math: $6.8M in relief, a 25-year-old option, and a clearer path to bid on Peyton Watson.
The 2026-27 schedule just dropped and the true NBA blood feuds are Knicks-Spurs, the new Sixers-Celtics chaos, and Thunder-Spurs—not the nostalgia bait still clogging eve