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Saturday Night Live has launched its 52nd season with a premiere hosted by NBA star Jalen Brunson and featuring a musical performance from the girl group KATSEYE. The new season also brings notable cast changes, with several departures and additions announced ahead of the opener. Viewers are looking up how to watch the premiere and discussing the reshaped cast lineup.
- 2Charles Barkley announces decision as Inside the NBA run nears its end▼‘Had the greatest life…’ Charles Barkley makes announcement as Inside the NBA tenure set to end
Charles Barkley has made an announcement about his future as his long-running tenure on Inside the NBA comes to an end, saying he has 'had the greatest life'. The comments come as the beloved TNT studio show winds down following the NBA's departure to new broadcast partners, prompting reflection on Barkley's decades as one of basketball's most prominent and outspoken television analysts.
- 3Stephen Curry Signs $116 Million Extension With Golden State Warriors▼NBA Radio Host Makes Strong Steph Curry Claim After Warriors Lock Down Superstar Guard With $116m Extension
Stephen Curry has agreed to a one-year, $116 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, keeping the two-time MVP with the franchise through the 2026-27 season. A radio host drew attention by claiming Curry remains the NBA's premier point guard despite his age, sparking debate among fans about whether the veteran star can still lead the Warriors to another championship run.
- 4Victor Wembanyama opens up about emotions after Finals loss▼Victor Wembanyama on processing emotions after Finals loss
Victor Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs star, is speaking publicly about how he is processing the emotional aftermath of losing in the NBA Finals. His comments on coping with defeat, shared via NBA.com, are drawing attention from basketball fans as the young French player reflects on the setback following a remarkable deep playoff run with his team.
- 5Cavs GM Koby Altman says team built for sustainable run●NBA: Koby Altman: Cavs built for 'sustainable run' despite missing on LeBron … https://www. espn.com/nba/story/_/id/5002
Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman says the roster is built for a 'sustainable run' of contention even though the franchise was unable to bring LeBron James back. His comments frame the Cavs' young core as a long-term project rather than one dependent on a superstar reunion, sparking debate among NBA fans about whether Cleveland can truly contend without James.
- 6Jalen Brunson hosts SNL premiere with Knicks tributes▼Host Jalen Brunson brings the Knicks to premiere of 'SNL,' with many nods to team's NBA title run
Knicks guard Jalen Brunson served as host of the season premiere of 'Saturday Night Live,' using the spotlight to include numerous references to the New York Knicks and their NBA championship run, according to reports from multiple outlets. The appearance gave the team prominent late-night television exposure.
- 7LeBron James to the Knicks was closer than fans realized, legend says▼LeBron James joining Knicks was closer than anyone realized, NBA legend reveals
An NBA legend claims LeBron James came closer to signing with the New York Knicks than previously known, reviving one of the biggest what-ifs in recent basketball history. Fans and pundits are debating how different the league would look had James joined New York instead of the path that led to his championship runs elsewhere.
- 8Spurs open camp as defending Western Conference champions▼Spurs embrace expectations as defending NBA Western Conference champions open camp
The San Antonio Spurs have opened training camp as the defending Western Conference champions, with players and coaches speaking openly about embracing the expectations that come with their status. The team says it is focused on handling pressure and building on last season's run as it prepares for the new NBA campaign.
- 9NBA trade and news buzz builds ahead of 2026-27 season●2026-27 NBA regular-season buzz: Latest on trades, news and intel
ESPN has published a running roundup of the latest trade talk, news and league intel ahead of the 2026-27 NBA regular season. The piece aggregates reporting on potential deals, roster moves and storylines to watch as teams prepare for the new campaign, giving fans a single hub for the season's early rumblings.
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Zion Williamson, the New Orleans Pelicans forward, has made a blunt public admission about the state of his NBA career, according to BasketNews. The specifics of what he said are not detailed, but the framing suggests he spoke candidly about disappointments, injuries or unmet expectations since he entered the league as a top draft pick. Reactions are circulating among basketball fans and media.
- 11NBA Fans Mock Nasir Core's Bold Bronny James Claim▼‘Bronny (James) Smoking Him,’ ‘Brainrotted’ – NBA World Clowns Nasir Core Over ‘Delusional’ 1-on-1 Claim Against LeBron James’ Son
Hooper Nasir Core is being widely ridiculed online after claiming he would beat Bronny James, LeBron James' son and an NBA player, in a one-on-one game. Fans and commentators have called the claim delusional, with many arguing Bronny would easily win. The exchange has become a running joke across basketball social media.
- 12Knicks Star Jalen Brunson to Host Saturday Night Live▼How to watch Jalen Brunson on ‘SNL’: Time, streaming info for Knicks star’s hosting debut
New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson is making his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live. Viewers can watch the show live on NBC at its regular Saturday night time slot, with streaming available the next day on Peacock. The appearance marks a notable crossover moment for the NBA star, coming off the Knicks' strong recent seasons and Brunson's rise as one of the league's top guards. Fans are eager to see how the usually understated guard handles comedy on the long-running sketch show.
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A former NBA player has hinted at a possible return to professional basketball with Australia's National Basketball League, according to BasketNews. No name, team, or timeline has been confirmed, and details of the potential deal remain unclear as fans speculate about which club could be in the running.
- 14Oklahoma City Thunder Unveil 2026-27 Training Camp Roster●Thunder Announces 2026-27 Training Camp Roster
The Oklahoma City Thunder have announced their training camp roster for the 2026-27 NBA season, setting out the group of players who will report for camp ahead of the new campaign. The announcement gives fans a first look at the squad composition as the defending contenders prepare for another run, with attention on roster battles and final spots.
- 15NBA Scout Flags Thunder's Key Concern After Salary-Shedding Summer●The Thunder’s Biggest Issue After Their Salary-Shedding Summer, According to an NBA Scout
Oklahoma City Thunder entered the season after a summer of shedding salary, and an NBA scout told Sports Illustrated what he views as the team's biggest issue following those roster moves. The scout's assessment has drawn attention as the Thunder, fresh off a championship run, try to defend their title with a reshaped, cost-conscious roster.
- 16Jim Rome Show Aired New Episode September 29●The Jim Rome Show | 9/29/2026 (M-F 3pm ET/2pm CT/12 Noon PT) … https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=6zK4DpfRQuI # Sports # T
The Jim Rome Show aired its September 29, 2026 episode, with the sports talk program airing weekdays at 3pm ET, 2pm CT and noon PT. The episode covers the usual mix of NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL and college sports topics, and reaction among the show's fanbase, known as the Clones, is circulating online.
- 17NBA closing in on Las Vegas expansion team ownership decision▼NBA closing in on choosing ownership for new Las Vegas franchise: When could team debut? What about Seattle?
The NBA is reportedly nearing a decision on which ownership group will run a new franchise in Las Vegas, a major step in the league's expansion plans. Questions remain over when the team could debut and whether Seattle will also receive an expansion club. Fans in both cities have long awaited the return or arrival of NBA basketball.
- 18Michael Jordan 'Last Dance' Finals jersey sells for record $12.26 million▼Michael Jordan ‘Last Dance’ NBA Finals jersey sells for record $12.26 million
A jersey worn by Michael Jordan during the 1998 NBA Finals, his championship-winning 'Last Dance' run with the Chicago Bulls, has sold at auction for $12.26 million, a record price for sports memorabilia. The sale underscores the booming market for items tied to Jordan, whose final title with the Bulls remains one of the most celebrated moments in basketball history.
- 19Las Vegas NBA Franchise Valued at $12-13 Billion●Las Vegas NBA Franchise Valued at $12-13 Billion, Exceeding Lakers Sale The NBA is nearing the selection of an owner for
The NBA is nearing a decision on ownership for its planned Las Vegas expansion team. According to ESPN, the franchise, including a new arena, is valued at an estimated $12-13 billion, a figure that would exceed the recent record sale of the Los Angeles Lakers. Multiple ownership groups are reportedly in the running as the league moves toward selecting an owner.
- 20NBA The Run Launches First Season with Major Update▼NBA The Run Kicks off its First Season with a Major Update
NBA The Run, the basketball game, has kicked off its first season with a major update. The update coincides with the start of the season, and details were covered in gaming news for Xbox players. Fans of the title are checking out what the new season brings as the game settles into its first live-service cycle.
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Basketball fans are mocking the Minnesota Timberwolves with the nickname 'Secondhand Champs', a jab suggesting the team's rise is built on players acquired from other franchises rather than homegrown talent. Sports outlets including Yahoo Sports and fan sites are running with the label as conversation around the team's roster construction grows across the NBA community.
- 22Anthony Edwards enters Year 7 facing his hardest step yet with Timberwolves●Anthony Edwards enters Year 7 with one more step to take for Timberwolves https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7638955/2 02
Anthony Edwards is beginning his seventh NBA season with the Minnesota Timberwolves, and coverage of his career trajectory notes that the remaining step in fulfilling his immense potential — a championship run at the top — will be the hardest one to complete. Discussion centres on whether the star guard can carry Minnesota the final distance after years of steady progress.
- 23Isaiah Hartenstein reacts to Knicks' 2026 championship run▼Isaiah Hartenstein reacts to Knicks' 2026 NBA championship run
Isaiah Hartenstein has publicly reacted to the New York Knicks' run to the 2026 NBA championship, drawing attention from basketball fans and media. The former Knicks center, now with the Oklahoma City Thunder, shared his thoughts on his old team's title success, sparking discussion about his connection to the franchise and the Knicks' first championship in decades.
- 24NBA The Run Adds 2000s Legends in Wave One Update▼NBA The Run’s Wave One update adds 2000s legends Allen Iverson, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Kevin Garnett, and Dirk Now
NBA The Run's Wave One update adds five stars from the 2000s: Allen Iverson, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Kevin Garnett, and Dirk Nowitzki. The update also brings custom matches, a practice mode, and gameplay tuning. Fans of that era of basketball are welcoming the chance to play with these retired legends in the game.
- 25Former NBA star J.R. Smith arrested in Texas on assault charge▼Former NBA star J.R. Smith arrested in Texas on assault
Former NBA player J.R. Smith has been arrested in Texas on an assault charge, according to Yahoo Sports. Smith, a two-time NBA champion known for his stints with the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks, is facing legal trouble following the arrest. No further details about the incident, the circumstances, or any court dates have been made available at this time.
- 26NBA Fans Baffled by Joe Dumars' Awkward Pelicans Media Day Answer▼‘No Way This Guy Is Running an NBA Team,’ ‘Dear God’ — NBA World Baffled Over Pelicans Executive Joe Dumars Fumbling Media Day Question
New Orleans Pelicans executive Joe Dumars stumbled over a question at the team's media day, drawing widespread mockery from NBA fans and commentators. Reactions on social media included disbelief that Dumars is leading an NBA franchise's basketball operations, with some questioning his fitness for the role after the awkward exchange.
- 27Walmart heiress among finalists to buy NBA expansion team▼Report: Walmart heiress one of three finalists to purchase NBA expansion team
A report says an heiress to the Walmart fortune is one of three finalists in the running to purchase an NBA expansion team. The news links one of America's wealthiest families to a potential franchise purchase as the league weighs expansion. Details on the other finalists, the city involved, and the size of the bid have not been confirmed.
- 28Andre Drummond joins the Knicks as their lone notable newcomer▼Andre Drummond takes his place with the Knicks as the NBA champions' lone newcomer of note
Andre Drummond has taken his place with the New York Knicks, described in reports as the NBA champions' only newcomer of note. Outlets including Yahoo Sports are carrying the item as Drummond slots into a largely unchanged championship roster, with the veteran big man the main addition of the off-season so far.
- 29Do the young Spurs stars need to stop talking?▼The Bounce: Do the young Spurs stars need to stop talking for a while? https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7645955/2 026/0
The Athletic's Zach Harper asks in his Bounce newsletter whether San Antonio's young stars, including Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle, need to tone down their public chatter. The piece runs through recent NBA news and weighs whether the rookies' boldness is becoming a distraction as expectations rise around the Spurs' rebuilt young core.
- 30Kevin Durant, Amen Thompson and 11 questions facing the Rockets▼Kevin Durant, Amen Thompson and the 11 questions facing the Rockets this season
A New York Times analysis lays out 11 questions facing the Houston Rockets this NBA season, with Kevin Durant and Amen Thompson at the center. Key themes include how Durant fits into the young roster, Thompson's development, and whether the team can turn its talent into a deep playoff run.
- 31NBA World Divided Over Charles Barkley's 'Inside the NBA' Exit▼‘His Fourteenth Retirement,’ ‘Much Respect’ — NBA World Divided As Charles Barkley Announces His ‘Inside the NBA’ Show Exit
Charles Barkley has announced he is leaving 'Inside the NBA', prompting a divided reaction from the basketball world. Some fans mocked the move as the latest of Barkley's many false retirement announcements, joking it was 'his fourteenth retirement', while others offered praise and 'much respect' for his decades on the show. The mixed response reflects both affection for Barkley and skepticism about whether he will truly walk away.
- 32NBA Expansion News Settles Mavericks-to-Las Vegas Speculation●Latest NBA expansion news should put Mavs-to-Las Vegas conspiracy theories to rest
New reporting on the NBA's expansion plans appears to end speculation that the Dallas Mavericks could relocate to Las Vegas. The latest developments point to the league pursuing new franchise cities rather than moving existing teams, undermining long-running conspiracy theories about the Mavericks leaving Dallas. Fans and analysts are weighing in on what the league's expansion direction means for both Dallas and potential new markets like Sin City.
- 33Thunder players and coaches speak on first day of training camp●Recap: What OKC Thunder said on Tuesday's 2026-27 NBA training camp
The Oklahoma City Thunder opened their 2026-27 NBA training camp on Tuesday, with players and coaches addressing reporters afterward. A roundup of their comments covered early impressions from camp as the team begins preparations for the new season following its recent championship run.
- 34J.R. Smith Arrested on Assault Charge Involving Family Violence●NBA news: JR Smith arrested on assault charge involving family violence
Former NBA guard J.R. Smith has been arrested on an assault charge described as involving family violence, according to a Yahoo Sports report. Details about the alleged incident, including when and where it took place, have not yet been released. The news is drawing attention given Smith's high profile from his championship runs with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers.