Eric Pincus

The Oklahoma City Thunder and Cleveland Cavaliers ended their seasons one step short of the NBA Finals. The Thunder fell in a hard-fought seven-game series against Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs; the Cavaliers were swept quickly by the New York Knicks. Both need upgrades to have a real chance of improving on their disappointing finishes.

From the B/R list of top potential free agents this summer, where will the best available players land?

The most intriguing question of the offseason surrounds the league's oldest player: Where will LeBron James play in his 24th season?

NBA teams are busy preparing for the draft, free agency and trade season. The heavy lifting over the next few weeks will shape the 2026-27 campaign, as several familiar faces may find new homes.

The New York Knicks have won the 2026 NBA Finals, which means the offseason can officially begin.

The Atlanta Hawks took a positive step forward this past season, winning 46 games to avoid the play-in tournament. The team initially shocked the Knicks early in their first-round matchup, before New York embarked on its historic run to the championship.

The Atlanta Hawks took a positive step forward this past season, winning 46 games to avoid the play-in tournament. The team initially shocked the Knicks early in their first-round matchup, before New York embarked on its historic run to the championship.

The Giannis Antetokounmpo decision is expected soon, as the Milwaukee Bucks sift through offers for their franchise superstar.

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.

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.