NBA draft

Bronny James might find some motivation when he finds out his way-too-early 2024 NBA Draft projection.

It's time for a first-round mock draft. Where do Chet Holmgren, Jabari Smith, Paolo Banchero, and the rest of the big names fall for the 2022 NBA draft?

The first five players taken in the 2021 NBA Draft have experienced varying degrees of success through two seasons.

The NBA barely tapped the Bulls and Heat on the wrist after cases of overt tampering during free agency. The message is that anything goes.

Michael Jordan didn't hear his name at the Felt Forum inside Madison Square Garden when the Chicago Bulls picked him third overall at the 1984 NBA Draft. The why is the most Jordan reason ever.

The Milwaukee Bucks won't have a second-round pick in the 2022 NBA Draft because of tampering. But some NBA executives want picks given to other teams rather than being removed, allegedly to prevent players from being punished by having fewer draft slots available.

The New York Knicks haven't re-signed their last 18 first-round NBA draft picks to a second multiyear contract.

The Houston Rockets not only drafted well in 2021, they got a steal by signing one of the best undrafted free agents as well. Duke’s Matthew Hurt is a knockdown shooter who can add exactly what the Rockets need to round out their young and exciting team that should be fun to watch in 2021-22.

Two first-round NBA draft picks are excited about the potential of their new team. While they aren't Showtime yet, they could be very good. The Charlotte Hornets' James Bouknight and Kai Jones think that teaming up with LaMelo Ball and Gordon Hayward makes them a team to watch in the coming years.

Gonzaga freshman Jalen Suggs landed in the NBA as a member of the Orlando Magic hours after St. Paul, Minnesota, childhood friend Sunisa Lee captured the Olympics gold medal in the women's gymnastics all-around competition.

Cade Cunningham decided to try a plant-based vegan diet to see what happened, but after one too many fast-food burgers, he stuck to it. The number one overall pick in the 2021 NBA draft joins a host of other very successful athletes to go vegan and compete at sports’ highest levels.

The NBA draft is just hours old, but it's never too early to declare some winners and losers from the annual pro basketball selection event. The Houston Rockets, Montverde Academy, and Zion Williamson are among the winners and the Sacramento Kings, Franz Wagner, and New York Knicks fans are some losers.

Two teams made strong offers to the Chicago Bulls ahead of the 1984 draft in an attempt to trade up to select Michael Jordan.

Sensational Turkish Teenager Alperen Sengun has been flying up 2021 NBA draft boards and looks like he has a bright future in the league. The old-school center has a highly-developed post game, was MVP of the Turkish Super League at 18, and is a darling of the analytics crowd.

Jimmy Walker, the Pistons' first-ever No. 1 overall NBA draft pick and Jalen Rose's father, was also the last pick in the 1967 NFL draft.

Carmelo Anthony is the only player selected in the top five of the 2003 NBA draft without a championship, but could get his best chance next season.

Jalen Green, Jalen Suggs, and Evan Mobley will be top picks in the 2021 NBA draft but they also have something else in common. The three stars signed deals to endorse Adidas. They join other athletes representing the brand like James Harden, Damian Lillard, Trae Young, Candace Parker, Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, and Lionel Messi.

The 2021 NBA draft has players from well-known colleges and international locales, but this year also brings prospects from G League Ignite. This year’s squad featured four top prospects in Jalen Green, Jonathan Kuminga, Daishen Nix, and Isiah Todd. Next year’s team should be even more loaded as more prospects go this route.

Jalen Suggs tells NBA teams that they will regret passing on him because he is a proven winner at the highest-levels of basketball. Despite this warning, Suggs is a top five draft pick and not a top three section. The 2021 NBA draft is deep and features four tiers of player atop the first round.

Cade Cunningham is a -10000 favorite to be the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NBA draft.