Not every team will have the opportunity to land a game-changing talent, but if it means only losing a second-round pick, why wouldn’t a franchise take that risk?

Early-season struggles in Boston have magnified the roster construction issues which only a trade can fix.

Additions of Kyle Kuzma, Montrezl Harrell have helped Wizards become an early-season surprise.

Larry Riley speaks with Compare.bet about his fateful draft-day decision and Curry’s ascent to superstardom.

Could a city starved for a championship get two in the same calendar year?

While the Warriors and Nets grab the attention, Scott Bordow believes last year’s Western Conference champion is the team to beat.

Former 76ers star tells Compare.bet Simmons should be working on game, not looking for exit from Philadelphia.

If the Big Three of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green need help, Towns could be the perfect solution.

Russell Westbrook, Carmelo Anthony and other big names must develop quick chemistry with LeBron James and Anthony Davis in Los Angeles.

The two super teams have the lowest odds, but the Warriors, Bucks and Suns should be in the mix.

While the Mavericks star is the favorite, Joel Embiid, LeBron James, Steph Curry and others are on the short list of contenders.

The United States men’s basketball team has more talent than anyone at the Olympics, but lost its debut to France and struggled during exhibition games. If it doesn’t capture an easy win over Iran on Wednesday at 12:40 a.m. ET, there would be reason for panic.