After an eventful offseason, the NBA world had been patiently waiting to get its first look at the new-look roster and hear ...

This is despite having Damian Lillard for all nine of those games, and Giannis Antetokounmpo for all but one. This star duo ...

On ESPN’s First Take, Brian Windhorst attempted to do just that. And in doing so, he even went as far as to praise the Los Angeles Lakers’ handling of the situation from a basketball perspective.

They hope he will find his rhythm quickly but know they must keep the season going. Analyst Brian Windhorst shared his thoughts on the Bulls’ plan this season. “I don’t think they are ...

During Monday's episode of The Hoop Collective, ESPN's Brian Windhorst revealed he was on the phone with a team that received a trade call from Milwaukee during the conversation. "I was on the ...

The Philadelphia 76ers are no strangers to drama, but this latest controversy involving Joel Embiid has fans buzzing and tensions running high. The star center has found himself in the spotlight ...

Windhorst thinks the Warriors have an "itchy trigger finger" when it comes to trade talks and chasing another star.

But when during the game might history happen for the father and son? According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, there is a specific moment when fans may want to pay attention. "I would expect ...

ESPN insider Brian Windhorst believes that the sun will rise on the New York Knicks (3-4) again ... but it may require some patience. The Knicks' slow start amidst the hype around one of the most ...

Stephen Curry and company might be makings moves. On Thursday, ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst claimed the Golden State Warriors were the most likely team to try and make a huge trade this season.

Stephen A. Smith is joined by Andraya Carter and Brian Windhorst and they react to the Celtics' series-sealing victory over the Mavericks in Game 5 of the Finals. The crew also debates whether or ...

The Golden State Warriors are the "biggest candidate" in the NBA "to make a big trade," according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst. Appearing Thursday on First Take, Windhorst cited Golden State's ...