The end of an era in L.A.: LeBron is leaving, and the Lakers become Luka's team
James told the Lakers he'll play elsewhere, and Los Angeles is reshaping around Luka Doncic with a new center in place.
James told the Lakers he'll play elsewhere, and Los Angeles is reshaping around Luka Doncic with a new center in place.
New York finally got back to the top, and a quiet, depth-focused summer is about keeping the title window open.
Brooklyn's summer was about acquiring veteran talent and draft capital as the roster reset continues.
Chicago's summer was about rim protection and rotation depth as the roster continues to take shape.
Phoenix reshaped its rotation with veteran guards and re-signings, building a more balanced roster around its star.
Trading a former Finals MVP is a bold, franchise-altering move — here's the bet Boston is making.
Portland's summer was defined by the arrival of an electric All-Star guard to headline its rebuild.
After six seasons, Leonard is gone to Toronto, and Los Angeles must retool around what remains.
Philadelphia sent Paul George and picks to Boston to land Brown — an aggressive bid to contend right now.
Pat Riley emptied the cupboard to build around a new centerpiece — here's what it costs and what it buys.
Sacramento's offseason has been defined by speculation as the franchise weighs its direction.
Atlanta locked in its front office and coach, added a two-way wing, and is positioning to pounce if a star shakes loose.
Milwaukee traded its two-time MVP to Miami for a young haul and picks — the defining decision of the offseason.
Orlando brought in veteran guards to complement its ascending talent and address a longtime need.
Seven years after delivering a title, Kawhi is back — a stunning, sentimental move with real on-court stakes.
Cleveland kept its foundation intact and is betting that chemistry and health carry it deep next spring.
Adding an All-Star lead guard gives the Wizards' young rebuild a centerpiece to grow around.
Dallas leaned into its exciting young foundation, signing Santi Aldama to complement Flagg and Dereck Lively II.
Utah continued to prioritize youth and draft capital, with veteran signings to round out the roster.
Minnesota added a dynamic playmaker and moved Julius Randle in a bold bid to raise its ceiling.