Eric Pincus is a Writer at Bleacher Report and the General Manager at SportsBizClass. He specializes in competitive sports and sports business, with a focus on team sports. Eric's insights and analysis have been featured in RealGM and Bleacher Report.
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Eric Pincus' coverage revolves almost entirely around basketball, with a focus on the NBA and its players. His articles frequently feature expert commentary and analysis, indicating that he is likely to respond well to pitches offering knowledgeable insights into ongoing developments in the NBA.
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By: Eric Pincus
Where will LeBron James play his 24th NBA season? The NBA's all-time leading scorer will officially hit free agency on July 1, possibly returning to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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By: Eric Pincus
The NBA is bracing for a final decision from the Milwaukee Bucks on former NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo. The expectation is that the Bucks will agree to trade Antetokounmpo before next week's NBA draft, with an extension for Antetokounmpo in Milwaukee seeming more remote by the day.
By: Eric Pincus
The Los Angeles Lakers, who are searching for a starting center to partner with Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, have yet to reach a deal with future Hall-of-Famer LeBron James.
By: Eric Pincus
The Los Angeles Lakers have already agreed to a deal with Austin Reaves, but where's the respect for the NBA's all-time leading scorer, LeBron James?
The NBA postseason proved even the top contenders need to improve to compete—or stay—at the highest level.
This time of year is a bit overwhelming in the best way possible.
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The most intriguing question of the offseason surrounds the league's oldest player: Where will LeBron James play in his 24th season?
By: Eric Pincus
The Los Angeles Lakers have executed their long-in-the-making summer plans to pivot away from paying LeBron James over $50 million a season and toward spending cap room on a roster built around All-Star Luka Dončić.
The 2026 free-agent period has seen a whirlwind of action so far, with multiple stars changing teams and available players flying off the board.
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