Grizzlies in the headlines as Ja Morant trade chatter and team drama swirl; Memphis-based NBA squad led by exposure to superstar talent.
The NBA Board of Governors has approved the exploration of adding teams in Las Vegas and Seattle, with potential start in 2028-29. The move aims to tap into these markets' support, with bids expected to reach $7-10 billion per team. The decision follows years of speculation and regional demand.
Las Vegas continues to expand as a major sports hub, with talks and votes expanding the NBA’s footprint and confirming future Super Bowl rotations back to the city amid ongoing expansion discussions.
The Wizards have drafted BYU star AJ Dybantsa with the No. 1 overall pick, edging out Kansas guard Darryn Peterson. Dybantsa averaged 25.5 points as a freshman and is projected to make an immediate impact in Washington, while Peterson goes No. 2 to Utah. Cameron Boozer is picked No. 3 by Memphis.