Boston would have to have the right deals in place so that its roster isn't completely depleted after the Holiday and Porzingis deals, but it seems like anything is on the table with an expected downturn from the top part of the Eastern Conference occurring next season.

While not as busy as previous years, the Oklahoma City Thunder didn't let an NBA championship parade distract them from their draft work. The schedule-makers put one over the title winner one last time as they celebrated with fans on Tuesday and went to the war room on Wednesday and Thursday for the 2025 NBA draft.

NBA Draft is officially in the books, and there were plenty of surprises along the way. NBA teams did not wait until draft night to start making trades, however. Multiple All-Stars were dealt prior to Wednesday's first round,

Cavaliers fans will not have Isaac Okoro to complain about anymore. The Cavs on June 28 agreed to trade Okoro to the Chicago Bulls for 6-foot-6 point guard Lonzo Ball, a league source confirmed.

Lonzo Ball is on the move Saturday as the former No. 2 overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft is reportedly headed to his fourth NBA team. After four injury-riddled seasons with the Chicago Bulls, he is going to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for former lottery pick Isaac Okoro,