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Duke basketball's Isaiah Evans had a chance to stay in the 2025 NBA Draft. Why didn't he? A look at those conversations with head coach Jon Scheyer.
NBA Draft concerns rise as the 2027 class is viewed as especially weak, prompting teams to prioritize the loaded 2026 draft class instead.
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Yardbarker on MSNWho has showed out so far at NBA Summer League?Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper and the other top picks of the 2025 draft were always going to show out at the NBA Summer League. But what about some of the lesser heralded draftees?
The 2025 NBA draft was completed less than a month ago, but teams are already looking ahead to next year and beyond.
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Rockets Wire on MSNReport: NBA teams view 2027 draft as lacking elite prospectsThe Rockets have two potentially strong first-round assets in the 2027 NBA draft, but ESPN’s Jonathan Givony reports that it could be a weak class.
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The Atlanta Hawks nailed the 2025 NBA offseason with key signings, trades, and a draft-night heist. Full free agency grades and breakdowns.
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Liberty Ballers on MSNHow a weak 2027 draft class could affect the SixersHitting on second-round picks will be crucial, as cheap but talented players will offset the top-heavy cap sheet. The Sixers' President of Basketball Operations has a strong history of drafting players in the second round, with names like Isaiah Joe, Paul Reed and, more recently, Adem Bona making a name for themselves or earning second contracts.
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Bright Side Of The Sun on MSNWhat it’s like to cover the NBA Draft at 21 years old for Bright SideIt’s why I early decisioned to Syracuse University, where Bob Costas, Mike Tirico, Scott Hansen, Ian Eagle, Nick Wright, and many other all-time great sports journalists went to college, including the Suns’ play-by-play radio guy, Jon Bloom!
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Badgers Wire on MSNFormer Wisconsin basketball star shines in NBA Summer League debutFormer Wisconsin basketball star John Tonje shined for the Utah Jazz in his NBA Summer League debut on Monday.
While the Nets used nearly all of their draft picks on guards, the lone big man that they selected also seems to play like one. According to members of Brooklyn