Ja Morant's Grizzlies had some secrets shared with the public during Jaren Jackson Jr. and Desmond Bane's hilarious podcast session.

Victor Wembanyama was a -170 favorite when ... We'll use 2022-23's DPOY race as an example: As the season progressed, with Jaren Jackson Jr. having been a big favorite, his odds had a minus ...

The NBA All-Star Game starters have been chosen, and now it falls to NBA coaches — or the assistants they pawn this off on — to select the reserves for each conference. Those coaches must vote for two guards, three frontcourt players, and two wildcards — seven players total from each conference. Their choices will be announced next Thursday.

Memphis faces San Antonio for a Western Conference matchup Friday. The teams match up Friday for the first time this season.

As the new year begins, 2K has unveiled the latest NBA 2K25 player ratings, spotlighting the remarkable evolution of power forwards and centers in the league. Rising stars Victor Wembanyama, Evan Mobley, and Jaren Jackson Jr. have all seen their ratings climb, reflecting their standout performances on the court.

Headed toward his first All-Star berth next month, Evan Mobley is atop our Most Improved Player ladder. Who rounds out the top five?

Ja Morant and Zach Edey put the exclamation marks on the Memphis Grizzlies' win in San Antonio, but Luke Kennard and Desmond Bane had their say, too.

Ja Morant, Desmond Bane,, Santi Aldama and Jaren Jackson Jr. 19 all scored 19 or more for Memphis, while neutralizing Spurs center Victor Wembanayma’s impact.

The Memphis Grizzlies squared off against Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs in a crucial Western Conference showdown at Frost Bank Center on Wednesday.

Victor Wembanyama has already established himself as one of the best players in the NBA in just his second season.

Ja Morant had 21 points and 12 assists to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 129-115 win over the San Antonio Spurs. Desmond Bane scored 21 points, Santi Aldama added 20 and Jaren Jackson Jr. 19 for Memphis,

O'Connor: Tyler Herro. He has completely changed the way he plays basketball. He has nearly eliminated early-clock midrange jumpers in favor of more at-rim chances, 3-pointers, and playmaking looks. With better off-hand finishing, passing vision, and perimeter scoring, he looks like a borderline All-Star.