In a stunning turn of events, ESPN lost arguably the best basketball insider in media on Wednesday. Adrian Wojnarowski announced that he is leaving ESPN

Wojnarowski joined ESPN seven years ago, and became one of the NBA's top insiders and news breakers. From free agency signings, trades, injury news, draft picks and everything in between, Wojnarowski made a career out of being one of the first to break news, specifically on social media.

The NBA world was shocked on Wednesday when ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski announced his retirement from the news-breaking world. It was a decision that took many by surprise. Wojnarowski has dominated the NBA insider field for over a decade.

After the 2024-25 City Edition Nike jerseys leaked early on Tuesday night, one NBA team decided to take matters into its own hands. The Washington

The latest jersey editions of Nike’s annual NBA City Edition uniforms have seemingly leaked to social media. Many fans were underwhelmed.

The Los Angeles Lakers have some of the most iconic and recognizable uniforms, not just in the NBA but in all of sports. For over 50 years, their standard purple and gold uniforms have seen minimal changes,

In past expansion drafts, teams also were allowed to select only one player from each existing NBA franchise. This means that if a hypothetical Las Vegas franchise were to use its first pick in the expansion draft on a player from the Boston Celtics, neither it nor the other expansion team would be permitted to draft another Celtics player.

An ESPN article posted Tuesday floated the idea of the NBA putting a team in Mexico City. The league has played 33 regular season games there since 1992, the most outside of the US and Canada. The Mexico City Capitanes already play in the NBA's G League,

NBA Insiders Tim Bontemps, Kevin Pelton and Brian Windhorst reported that NBA Commissioner Adam Silver provided an update on possible expansion last week. At the annual fall board

NBA expansion has been a topic of conversation for at least the last decade, and over the last few years there's been reports and speculation about which cities the league would target for their next franchises.

According to the league’s agreement with Oklahoma City, should Seattle get an NBA franchise, the Supersonics’ name, logos, colors, and all associated history will be returned to the city. The Supersonics have been out of Seattle since 2008,

A deal between Seattle and the Thunder ensures the Sonics name and history would come back if the NBA returns to Seattle.