Jimmy Butler got his wish to leave Minnesota but did he land in the right situation in Philadelphia? The Open Floor podcast debates.

The Open Floor podcast breaks down Zion Williamson’s NBA future, player comparisons and more.

Klay Thompson and the Warriors are synonymous. But with his free agency on the horizon, the Open Floor podcast considers how Thompson might fit in another town. 

The Warriors are having more fun and playing a lot like the 73-win team from 2015-16. The Open Floor podcast offers their thoughts on Golden State's tremendous start and answer if they should chase the NBA regular season wins record. 

Who are the best prospects in the 2019 NBA draft? With the college basketball season set to tip off, The Crossover's Front Office ranks the top 60 players.

USC freshman Kevin Porter Jr. arrived on campus with a lot of hype and is proving after his first couple games that he is a future lottery pick. 

There were nearly two dozen NBA prospects playing in the Champions Classic on Tuesday. The Crossover's Front Office offers observations on Duke's dominant trio and more.

Arkansas, Stanford and Murray State may not be teams that fans are accustomed to watching but they—alongside perennial powers Duke, Kentucky and UNC—are among of a group of college teams that NBA junkies should tune in to this season. 

World-class talent doesn't always equal world-class creation. For the Clippers, a team devoid of stars, an egalitarian approach serves as the offensive centerpiece.

Basketball has evolved and the players who realize that have started to adjust to fit its new direction. The Crossover takes a closer look at the second wave of the three-point shooting revolution. 

The only NBA team with a worse record than the Wizards is the Cavs—and they lost LeBron. So what's Washington's excuse for its dismal start?

After jettisoning former head coach Dwane Casey, the Raptors were in search of an innovative replacement. They didn't need to look far for Nick Nurse, who could deliver Toronto's culture reset. 

Miles Plumlee isn't afraid to try new things. He unicycles through New York City, endures grueling workouts and parties at Burning Man. At the end of the day, he uses all of those experiences to help lead a young Hawks team. 

Facing his third free-agency decision, LeBron James traveled on a new path and picked the Lakers. The Crossover takes you inside the process that led James to join an iconic franchise and follow in the footsteps of legends. 

No longer draining daggers for the Lakers, Kobe Bryant—the self-styled Black Mamba—is now an entertainment mogul with a friendlier mission: transporting kids to magical worlds. 

Nearly 30 years before the Splash Brothers came along, three scoring sensations gave Golden State a revolutionary, wide-open offense with a catchy name.