Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff defends Isaiah Stewart’s ejection after he drilled Thomas Bryant in loss to Pacers

The Golden State Warriors are considering trading for Jimmy Butler, but Stephen Curry's reservations about Butler's fit in the locker room, shared by head coach Steve Kerr, may prevent the deal. Butler's history of clashes with teammates and coaches in previous teams raises concerns about potential chemistry issues. The Miami Heat have lowered their asking price for Butler, and if the Warriors decide against trading for him, the Memphis Grizzlies could be a potential destination...

On December 15, 2024, in Orlando, Florida, Miles McBride of the New York Knicks defended Anthony Black of the Orlando Magic in the second quarter at Kia Center. This article introduces one intriguing dynasty player from each NBA team, focusing on lesser-known players with long-term potential. McBride, a 24-year-old guard for the Knicks, shows promise with his current role off the bench and potential for increased playing time in the future. Additionally, other young players...

NBA commissioner Adam Silver is open to discussing potential rule changes, including the possibility of awarding two free throws for fouls on 3-point shots and shortening quarters from 12 to 10 minutes. Silver believes the shorter format would be more viewer-friendly and align with global basketball standards, potentially reducing player load. However, he emphasized that these changes would require thorough consideration and are not imminent. Full Article

The Golden State Warriors are actively exploring potential trades to enhance their playoff chances in the Stephen Curry era, with discussions involving both Jimmy Butler and Zach LaVine. While LaVine is seen as a better fit due to his scoring ability and fit within the team's culture, Butler brings playoff experience and defensive prowess. However, both players come with significant financial considerations, and the Warriors must decide if they are willing to part with key...

The Golden State Warriors secured a surprising 116-109 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, despite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's impressive 52-point performance. Gilgeous-Alexander, the NBA's leading scorer, outscored the Warriors in the first quarter and tallied 31 points by halftime, but Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins led the Warriors to a comeback victory with strong second-half performances. The Warriors' bench also played a significant role, outscoring the Thunder's bench by a wide margin, while the Thunder struggled...