Games that matter are starting in college basketball, but we've already learned a lot through practices and preseason action.

The 2025 NBA Draft had immense hype leading up to June. A lot of it can be attributed to Cooper Flagg, the generational prospect who went No. 1 overall to the Dallas Mavericks. However, a major strength is that this year's class runs deep, and the first few games of the season have proved that to be true.

The NBA returns to Mexico when the Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons meet in the NBA Mexico City Game 2025 on Nov. 1. It marks the 34th NBA game played in Mexico – this will be the 15th regular-season game, along with 19 preseason games – as the country has hosted the most NBA games outside of the United States and Canada.

Eduardo Nájera, who identified as a "hard worker in the NBA," is set for Saturday's Dallas Mavericks-Detroit Pistons game in Mexico City.

The 2025 NBA rookie class is off to a strong start, filled with impressive performances -- including VJ Edgecombe's 34-point debut. Below we take a look at the

The Brooklyn Nets are projected to take BYU forward AJ Dybantsa with the third overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, per B/R's Jonathan Wasserman.

Expectations were high for Cooper Flagg when he was selected first overall by the Dallas Mavericks in June's NBA Draft. Not only was Flagg a standout freshman at Duke, but he was also joining a team that already featured stars like Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis.

The 2025 NBA season is only a few games old for most teams, but there have already been some massive surprises when it comes to NBA Draft lottery teams firing out of the gate and showing that their young talent could prove to be successful on the court this year.

A potential first-round pick in the upcoming NBA Draft class had a solid showing in a preseason exhibition game against one of the best teams in the NCAA.

Grizzlies star guard Ja Morant has been suspended one game by the team for his remarks about Tuomas Iisalo and the coaching staff.