The NBA wasted no time getting chaotic after the New Year, with big wins, bad losses, and plenty of movement around the league. Some teams are surging, others are sliding, and a few are starting to show who they

The 2026 NBA trade deadline is still several weeks away, but it's not going to sneak up on any of the league's 30 teams.

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The Spurs and Timberwolves continue to ascend as two of the top teams in the Western Conference, with each led by a young superstar, Victor Wembanyama and Anthony Edwards, respectively. They’ll clash at now in the Target Center in Minneapolis.

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The best version of Quickley is a euphoric fit beside Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving—an active defender who can drill threes on the catch and off the bounce and add a dab of two-level playmaking. Rolling the dice on his deal, which averages about 18.7 percent of the salary cap, shouldn't take much convincing.

The Celtics star said players should be able to invest alongside ownership groups, and suggested that equity in teams should be part of pay packages.

Kobe Bufkin’s rising G League production for the Lakers is drawing NBA attention, but it’s his defensive impact that may determine his future.

A 29-win team in 2004, the addition of Steve Nash for the 2005 season was a huge boost, lifting the team to a 62-20 record. Shawn Marion and Amar’e Stoudemire became unstoppable along with Nash as the team played with unprecedented pace. While they didn't make it to the Finals, this team's play style was a precursor to the modern game.