Will Carmelo Anthony land on an NBA roster? The Crossover podcast discusses his future in the league and why USA Basketball decided to pass on him. 

Gregg Popovich has been around Team USA for years, including the watershed moment in 2004 when NBA stars lost at the Olympics. Now the head coach, he can finally exact revenge. 

Why did so many stars on the USA Basketball team skip the FIBA World Cup? New York Times columnist Marc Stein joined The Crossover podcast to discuss that and more. 

Will LeBron James buy in? Will Jason Kidd offer support? What style of play will the Lakers adapt? L.A. is set to embark on a season full of fascinating questions, and Frank Vogel will largely be depended on to provide the answers. 

Should NBA fans be concerned about Zion Williamson's conditioning after NBA Summer League? ESPN draft analyst Fran Fraschilla joined The Crossover podcast to discuss Williamson's summer and why he is not worried about his potential. 

Top Knicks pick R.J. Barrett improved as the week wore on and the early returns of the Anthony Davis trade looks positive, but the leading story from Vegas is the rookies who didn't play.

The 2019 NBA draft is behind us, which means it's time to take a look into the future and rank potential players in next year's class. The Front Office provides insight on the futures of James Wiseman, LaMelo Ball and more.

The NBA draft has come and gone and The Front Office was there to process everything that went down. Here are 10 big picture thoughts after a wild and surprising night. 

The Clippers were a playoff team before landing Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. Now that they've picked up two stars and maintained most of their roster, what is the best way to bond both sides together?

The Nets landed Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant this summer, but only one of them will suit up to start the season. The Crossover considers the ceiling for Brooklyn in Year 1 and whether this team is being underestimated. 

Golden State keeps Draymond Green at a significant discount with this extension, and his presence on the floor is obviously of great value to the Warriors’ success.

From LeBron James and Anthony Davis to Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, there are new NBA superstar pairings all over the map. The Crossover ranks the best new partnerships in the league.

Shaq and Penny. Bobby Knight and Dickie V. The Sexiest Man Alive and the guy behind The Exorcist. Twenty-five years ago they all combined—or collided, really—to create the definitive college-hoops-scandal movie. This is the inside story.

As his nation's first (and still only) NBA star, Yao Ming made basketball relevant in China. Now, as chairman of the CBA, he wants to make Chinese basketball relevant across the world and ensure that he's not the country's last export.

He didn’t see eye-to-eye with his boss after a franchise-altering trade, but Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry kept his cool, cleared the air and four months later helped lead Toronto to its first NBA title.

The most polarizing figure in the NBA is not any owner, player, exec or even LeBron James—it’s Rich Paul, the King’s agent and friend, who unleashed havoc on the league this past season when he demanded that New Orleans trade star client Anthony Davis in a seeming bid to unite him with James in L.A. Paul’s next moves could reshape the entire league, but here’s the thing: He and LeBron have bigger plans.