There has been much debate about Kawhi Leonard's current standing within the NBA hierarchy. After an ugly divorce with the Spurs, The Open Floor Podcast crew goes behind the process of leaving him off the top 10 players of 2019. 

The Lakers are betting on big seasons from young core members Brandon Ingram and Josh Hart. The Open Floor crew analyzes their fit next to LeBron James and if they are worthy breakout candidates.

With LeBron James finally out of the Eastern Conference, could this be the year that the Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo finally breakout and show their playoff chops? 

Will 39-year-old LeBron James still be dominant in the year 2023? The Open Floor podcast crew predicts his future and discusses why LeBron James Jr. might be his motivation to play late into his career. 

While the summer is a quiet time for basketball, the NBA draft clock never quite stops ticking. With that in mind, The Crossover's Front Office evaluate players who helped or hurt their stock this offseason. 

We answer the biggest questions surrounding the 2019 draft, including what Zion Williamson's NBA position be and if he, Cam Reddish and R.J. Barrett can coexist at Duke.

With the disclaimer that this is only NBA Summer League, the early returns on this year's draft class have been pretty impressive. The Crossover points out the best showings in Las Vegas. 

With this year's NBA draft officially behind us, it's time to look forward to 2019. The Crossover's Front Office provides an early look at the next crop of top players.

One of the Milwaukee police officers who was present during the controversial arrest of Sterling Brown has been fired. How could this development affect the Bucks guard's lawsuit against the city and police department?

Draymond Green is one of the best defenders on the planet and a future Hall of Famer. He's also a lot to handle. Here's why Green, not Kevin Durant, will likely be the first member of the Hamptons Five to part with Golden State. 

Victor Oladipo and the Pacers were one of the most surprising stories in the NBA last season. So what are the next steps in their evolution? The Crossover provides a season outlook.

After 16 seasons in the NBA, San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobli announced his retirement. From his imitation-spawning eurostep to his bat-catching abilities, he will go down as one of the most exciting players in history. 

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.

Which Dennis Rodman should we remember? The unselfish, relentless Hall of Famer that was ahead of his time? Or the one popping up on TMZ and traveling to North Korea? The NBA's rebounding king carries a complicated legacy.

With the 2018-19 NBA season approaching, The Crossover paneled sneaker writers to get their opinions on the upcoming season, LeBron James and more. 

Duke freshman Zion Williamson is everything you'd want in a future sneaker pitchman in the social media age.

Kevin Durant uses the power of sneakers to connect with the next generation, embarking on trips throughout the United States and Asia. His designer, Leo Chang, provides The Crossover with a window into the KD 11 and Nike tour. 

The sneaker market typically heats up in the summer, with new deals and releases popping up from major companies. While this year has been a bit slower, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard and others created headlines. The Crossover picked winners and losers from the bunch.