When assessing where Ben Simmons is at in his career, one quote comes to mind: “Oh, how the mighty heroes have fallen!” Once a perennial All-Star, he’s now struggling to find a team to pick him up in free agency. The latest whispers say the Sacramento Kings and New York Knicks are “still in the mix” (h/t Bleacher Report insider Jake Fischer). However, despite solid play with … [Read more...] about 2025 NBA Free Agency: Where Will Ben Simmons Sign Next?
G-Leaguer Who Starred During 2025 Summer League Play Reportedly Has At Least One Suitor
Former Utah Jazz two-way holder David Jones-Garcia could be heading overseas after having an outstanding NBA Summer League campaign. According to Greek reporter Tolis Kotzis, via Sportando, Olympiacos is discussing a deal with Jones-Garcia. Jones-Garcia, who concluded the 2024-25 season with the G-League Mexico City Capitaines, starred for the San Antonio Spurs this summer. … [Read more...] about G-Leaguer Who Starred During 2025 Summer League Play Reportedly Has At Least One Suitor
Nets Leading Scorer Goes Off On Zach Lowe On X
Restricted free agents, at least the notable ones, have been just sitting out there on the market this offseason. While almost all of them (except perhaps Jonathan Kuminga) aren’t expected to switch teams, they still remain unsigned. One of those restricted free agents that remains unsigned is the Brooklyn Nets leading scorer the last two seasons, Cam Thomas. On Friday, Thomas … [Read more...] about Nets Leading Scorer Goes Off On Zach Lowe On X
Nets’ Contract Offer To Cam Thomas Will Shock You
NEW YORK – Sean Marks entered the offseason with the biggest chunk of cap space in the league. The Nets had to decide what to do about the contract situations of Cam Thomas, Day’Ron Sharpe, and Ziaire Williams. Nets’ Contract Offer To Cam Thomas Will Shock You Mar 13, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Bulls forward Julian Phillips (15) defends Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas … [Read more...] about Nets’ Contract Offer To Cam Thomas Will Shock You
NBA Set To Lose Revenue Soon But Teams Are Already Adapting
NEW YORK – The NBA’s salary cap for 2025–26 stands at $154.647 million, a 10% rise from last year’s $140.588 million. However, Bobby Marks of ESPN reports that the league projects only a 7% increase for 2026–27, pushing the cap to about $165 million. A 10% hike would have set the cap at $170 million, so the NBA’s revenue hit will cost teams about $5 million in cap space. This … [Read more...] about NBA Set To Lose Revenue Soon But Teams Are Already Adapting