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Ayo Dosunmu intends to sign a five-year, $112 million contract to return to the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Miami Heat's new duo 🔥🔥

Not a single player from the 2021 Bucks championship roster is still on the team:

Giannis Antetokounmpo - Heat
Khris Middleton - Mavs (FA this offseason)
Jrue Holiday - Blazers
Brook Lopez - Clippers
Donte DiVincenzo - Timberwolves
Bobby Portis - Heat
Sam Merrill - Cavaliers
Pat Connaughton - Free Agent
Torrey Craig - Free Agent
Thanasis Antetokounmpo - Free Agent
Jeff Teague - Retired
PJ Tucker - Retired
Bryn Forbes - Retired
Jordan Nwora - Overseas

Biggest off-season acquisitions for the Heat of this century:

2004: Shaquille O'Neal (1 Finals appearance, 1 championship)

2010: LeBron James and Chris Bosh (4 Finals appearances, 2 championships)

2019: Jimmy Butler (2 Finals appearances, 0 championships)

2026: Giannis Antetokounmpo

Pat Riley got his next superstar. Let's see what Giannis can deliver!

There's a small chance that the Heat will now pursue LeBron James in free agency.

That now gives him 4 likely options that he could join this summer, which are:

Cavaliers: The team he played for from 2003-2010, 2014-2018

Heat: The team he played for from 2010-2014

Lakers: The team he most recently played for

Warriors: The team he played against in the Finals from 2015-2018

Josh Hart went off at Becky Hammon for her diss towards Jalen Brunson

Jordan Clarkson PROUDLY represents the Philippines as he carries the flag during the New York Knicks’ 2025–26 NBA Championship Parade! 🇵🇭🏆

A proud Filipino-American and now an NBA champion, Clarkson continues to showcase his love for the Philippines on one of basketball’s biggest stages.

Seeing the Philippine flag front and center during the Knicks’ championship celebration is a special moment for fans everywhere 🙌✨

There’s a very real argument that OG Anunoby is the greatest player never to make an All-Star team.

OG Anunoby is having the most efficient 20+ PPG NBA Finals series in league history:

🔸 23.8 PPG
🔸 4.0 RPG
🔸 2.5 STL + BLK
🔸 58/56/92 splits

🔹61 points combined in Games 3 and 4, plus a game-winning tip-in in one of the greatest comebacks in NBA Finals history.

One of the greatest pressure performances you’ll ever see. 🏆🔥

Worst DM you’ll ever lay eyes on but he scores 8 screamers every season. Russell Westbrook grew up in Hawthorne, California, in a close-knit family with his parents, Russell Westbrook Jr. and Shannon Horton, and his younger brother, Raynard. From a young age, he spent countless hours practicing basketball with his father, who emphasized discipline, hard work, and repetition. Westbrook was not considered a basketball prodigy as a child and entered high school as a relatively undersized guard, standing around 5-foot-8 and weighing about 140 pounds. He did not become a varsity starter until his junior year and was largely overlooked by major college programs early on. One of the most important events of Westbrook’s youth was the death of his best friend, Khelcey Barrs III, who collapsed from an enlarged heart during a pickup basketball game in 2004. The two friends had dreamed of attending UCLA together, and Barrs’ death deeply affected Westbrook. He became even more determined to succeed and has honored his friend ever since by wearing “KB3” on his wristbands and shoes. After a late growth spurt, Westbrook emerged as a star at Leuzinger High School, averaging more than 25 points per game as a senior and earning a scholarship to UCLA, beginning the path that eventually led him to NBA stardom.