Despite falling to the Wizards in the season opener, it was a positive sign to see the 76ers core finally on the court together. 

The NBA's opening night managed to produce two genuine jolts to the title chase—one crushing and one uplifting.

Giannis opens up on growing up as an undocumented immigrant and his big NBA aspirations.

With Chris Paul moving on this summer, does keeping Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan still make sense for the Clippers?

Kyrie Irving and the Celtics have their work cut out for them with Gordon Hayward out—but all is not lost for Boston.

We got our first glimpse of the Rockets last night. And while they have much to improve, Houston showed a lot in their opening night win over Golden State. 

Is LeBron James washed? Should the Warriors panic? Is JaVale McGee being wasted? The Crossover gives a serious breakdown of the NBA's Opening Night.

The NBA has never been more interesting—and we have Kevin Durant to thank. With Golden State triggering a league-wide panic, the 2017-18 season will be fascinating to watch, even if the outcome has already been decided.

Six minutes into his debut for the Boston Celtics, Gordon Hayward suffered a dislocated left ankle and broken tibia, instantly casting a dark cloud on the NBA's Opening Night.

In case a budding Warriors dynasty, a LeBron James contract year, and a compelling pack of superteams isn't enough for you—here are 72 more reasons to watch the 2017-18 season.