Deandre Ayton and the Portland Trail Blazers are coming off of a miserable 2023-24 campaign in which they won 21 games and finished last in the Western Conference. While he doesn't say that this would absolutely spell the end for Ayton, he notes that it could potentially make Ayton available.
Portland still has a lot to figure out.
Dan Devine and Jake Fischer recap the action from Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, the Cavaliers firing J.B. Bickerstaff and the 76ers plans to pursue another star this offseason
Newport Beach police said in January Giddey wouldn't face criminal charges.
Major League Baseball does not expect to implement an automated ball-strike system or "robot umpires" by the 2025 season, according to commissioner Rob Manfred.
The Bears are one of the more interesting NFL teams going into the season.
The charges are related to four matches over his first two seasons with the club.
This may be the end for Chusovitina's Olympic career, but she made her mark on the sport.
Louisville police have disciplined the police officer whose body camera was not active during Scheffler's arrest.
The Mavericks won a game with 14 lead changes.
Yes, the Phillies have faced a soft schedule. There's still plenty of reason to think they're for real.
Davis wants to know why there's a problem with $100K sponsorships for Aces players while Caitlin Clark reportedly has an 8-figure deal with Nike.
The All-NBA selection was the sixth for Jokić, who was awarded his third MVP trophy in four seasons on May 8.
The news was announced as TNT's NBA rights hang in the balance.
Ohtani will live about 20 minutes from Dodger Stadium.
On today's episode, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde recap Jaden Rashada's recent lawsuit, discuss the latest on the House settlement, break down private capital in college football and a man who trashed the DMV with fish.
If teams like St. Louis and Toronto decide to pull the plug on this season, some big names could become available on the trade market this summer.
Schumacher finished his career as the all-time leader in F1 driver's championships with seven. He hasn't been seen in public since sustaining brain damage in a 2013 skiing accident.
College administrators are bracing for the new reality of sharing revenue directly with athletes as part of the terms of the House settlement agreement.
"I'm nowhere near my ceiling," Fields said. Wilson told reporters: "I don't blink."
With largely the same group of players as the past two seasons, the answer for Philadelphia can be both.
