The Clippers announced that recently acquired forward Brandon Ingram is recuperating from a partially torn Achilles and won’t be ready at the start of the season. The injury was found after his heel surgery.
Speaking to the media at the 76ers' media day, LeBron James discusses the 'championship approach' he plans to bring with him to Philadelphia and the uncomfortable sacrifices he and his teammates need to make if they want to win a Larry O'Brien Trophy together.
While playing for Team Canada earlier this summer, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander asked to play more off the ball and during Thunder media day, he spoke about whether or not he is going to incorporate that into his game in the NBA. The Canadian also discussed the possibility of winning a third-straight MVP title.
The move from Milwaukee to Miami is still being processed by Giannis Antetokounmpo but one of the biggest adjustments he has had to make is dealing with iguanas in Florida. The Heat star was also informed that he was allowed to shoot them but he shot that idea down very quickly.
LeBron James is getting set for his first season as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers, and his first time back in the East in eight years. He joined ESPN to chat about what it's like to join the 76ers, some of his other free agency options in the offseason, and much more.
Raptors centre Jakob Poeltl spoke to the media on Monday about the health of his back and the work he put in this summer, what he expects from the Raptors defensively this season, the high expectations on the team this year and more.
RJ Barrett is entering the final year of his contract with the Raptors and no extension has been signed as of yet. The Canadian spoke about that situation and also touched on his new teammate, Kawhi Leonard.
Raptors guard Immanuel Quickley joined the media on Monday and spoke about what he feels the addition of Kawhi Leonard will bring to the club, how it will help his game, and much more.
Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes spoke about how their partnership has the potential to have a lot of success this season.
Scottie Barnes was left off of the All-Defensive First Team last season, which is something he took note of and refuted as the Raptors gathered for media day ahead of the upcoming season. He spoke about that, and his expectations this season.
Scottie Barnes went viral last week when he hung out in the background of a CTV News report about the team. He addressed the interaction as the media met for media day on Monday.
Scottie Barnes once said the player he'd most like to play with in the league is Kawhi Leonard, and now he's been given that chance. He spoke about the opportunity and how he envision it working out.
Kawhi Leonard was asked if he had any regrets not staying with the Raptors after 2019, especially given how much talent the team had, and shared why he ultimately left to go to Los Angeles.
Kawhi Leonard reflected back on his first season with the Raptors, specifically his media day that was the birthplace of his iconic laugh and the Ka'wine & Dine promotion that attempted to entice him to stay in 2019. Leonard also touched on his health and the experience he can bring to a young team.
Kawhi Leonard was asked whether or not he has been thinking about his legacy and if that was part of his decision to return to Toronto.
In his first words during his media day session, Kawhi Leonard told reporters that after discussions with the NBA and NBPA, he would not be discussing the investigation involving the Clippers and just wants to move forward with the Raptors.
Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic joined the media for media day and spoke about Kawhi Leonard's return to Toronto, how he feels he will fit into the Raptors program, and more.
Toronto Raptors head coach says his goals haven't changed with Kawhi Leonard back in the fold, that the club has always been working to be a championship contender, and he feels that Kawhi Leonard will not only help them towards that goal, but that he will help a player like Scottie Barnes be better.
Warriors star Stephen Curry has agreed to a two-year, $116 million contract extension, tying the franchise legend to the only organization he has ever known through his 20th NBA season, league sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
ESPN's Brian Windhorst and Tim MacMahon discuss Kawhi Leonard's lack of success with the Clippers and Raptors GM Bobby Webster being able to find a way to bring Leonard to Toronto to pair with Scottie Barnes.
Stephen A. Smith breaks down why he considers Victor Wembanyama to be a top-3 player in NBA.
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