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In the NBA, winners get immortalized over anyone else, pretty much like in every other sport in existence. As such, we decided to look at the NBA players with the best winning percentage in league history amongst players with at least 250 games …
In the NBA, winners get immortalized over anyone else, pretty much like in every other sport in existence.
As such, we decided to look at the NBA players with the best winning percentage in league history amongst players with at least 250 games under their belts.
Magic Johnson reigns supreme while Sam Hauser has surprisingly jumped to the No. 2 spot thanks to the dominance of the Boston Celtics led by Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown.
Check out the full rankings below:
The NBA playoffs are finally upon us. For every team still contending for the championship, here are their current rotations. And for eliminated teams, we’re using our 2025-26 Depth Charts to project their offseason outlook. More details on injuries …
The NBA playoffs are finally upon us. For every team still contending for the championship, here are their current rotations. And for eliminated teams, we’re using our 2025-26 Depth Charts to project their offseason outlook. More details on injuries here:
Key: • Player Option / • Team Option / Not Guaranteed / • Two-way contract
NBA jerseys hold a special place in the hearts of basketball fans. According to NBA Store sales reports, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Stephen Curry have dominated jersey sales in the 21st century. King James led the league with nine top-selling …
NBA jerseys hold a special place in the hearts of basketball fans. According to NBA Store sales reports, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Stephen Curry have dominated jersey sales in the 21st century. King James led the league with nine top-selling seasons, while the Black Mamba and Curry achieved this feat six and four times, respectively.
Check out the full list down below:
Every year, the start of the next NBA Draft cycle is marked by the Nike Hoops Summit. This season’s event carried extra anticipation, as four of the top five projected prospects were in attendance, with the only absence being Darryn Peterson, the …
Every year, the start of the next NBA Draft cycle is marked by the Nike Hoops Summit. This season’s event carried extra anticipation, as four of the top five projected prospects were in attendance, with the only absence being Darryn Peterson, the No. 1 recruit in the 2025 class and a University of Kansas commit. Headlining the event were AJ Dybantsa, Cam and Cayden Boozer (the twin sons of Carlos Boozer), and the still-uncommitted Nate Ament.
Also in attendance were the sons of three other former NBA players: Kiyan Anthony (Carmelo Anthony’s son), Tajh Ariza (Trevor Ariza’s son), and Dorian Hayes (Chuck Hayes’ son), who played for the Portland Generals.
Koa Peat (Team USA) was sidelined with an injury and replaced by Trey McKenney, while Dash Daniels (Team World) was replaced by Shon Abaev.
Other notable participants included Bogoljub Markovic, a 2025 NBA draft prospect who confirmed his draft entry to HoopsHype, and Italian prospect Dame Sarr, who made headlines after arriving at the Hoop Summit against FC Barcelona’s wishes.
HoopsHype was on the ground all week, covering practices and scrimmages leading up to Saturday’s game, where Team USA secured an exciting 124-114 overtime victory over the World Select Team.
Below, we break down the standout performers from both squads.
NBA Bar Races: The top playoff scorers through the years
In the modern NBA, there’s no more important skill than availability. To keep track of who’s playing, who’s sitting, and who’s on the fence, here’s the current status for each player in the league. To see how this affects each team’s rotation, you …
In the modern NBA, there’s no more important skill than availability. To keep track of who’s playing, who’s sitting, and who’s on the fence, here’s the current status for each player in the league. To see how this affects each team’s rotation, you can check our updated Depth Charts.
We’re also introducing the Injured Salary Ranking, which shows which teams have the most money sidelined at the moment. This ranking includes players currently listed as “Out” or “Doubtful,” while healthy players assigned to the G League are not included.
Key: • Out / • Doubtful / • Questionable / • Probable
Dame Sarr, a potential NBA Draft 19-year-old prospect playing professionally for FC Barcelona, has become a topic of conversation not only for his high-level play contributing to Barca’s rotation, but also for a recent headline-making decision. …
Dame Sarr, a potential NBA Draft 19-year-old prospect playing professionally for FC Barcelona, has become a topic of conversation not only for his high-level play contributing to Barca’s rotation, but also for a recent headline-making decision. Without the approval of Barça, the 6-foot-6 European prospect traveled to the 2025 Nike Hoop Summit causing a media stir and leading to a public statement from the club. Barça stated they have the right to defend their interests “by any means” in the press release.
In an exclusive HoopsHype interview at the 2025 Nike Hoop Summit, Dame Sarr talked about the tension with Barça, his NBA influences like Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Kevin Durant, his admiration for legends like Michael Jordan, and more.
HoopsHype hands out awards and accolades for the 2024-25 NBA season, including MVP, Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year.
With the 2024-25 NBA regular season just about wrapped up, we asked our team of writers and editors to vote on their end-of-year ballots, which we then totaled to give out awards for the 2024-25 season.
Just like the actual voting process is more than likely going to go, MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year were the closest calls, with Sixth Man of the Year also having a couple of very convincing options that finished neck-and-neck in the vote.
Below, you can check out HoopsHype’s MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year and much more.
After the shocking Michael Malone firing, HoopsHype presents the coaches with most games coached in a season to get fired.
The NBA world was rocked by another shock in-season firing on Tuesday when it was reported that the Denver Nuggets had fired head coach Michael Malone, along with general manager Calvin Booth.
The firing was a historic one, as Malone is now tied with the legendary Hubie Brown for the distinction of having coached the most games in a season before being fired. Brown had coached the 1980-81 Atlanta Hawks for 79 games when he was fired.
In addition, Malone also tied the record of having the most wins in a season at the time of a firing. That record he shares with another legend in the coaching world, Hall of Famer Larry Brown, who had coached the 1982-83 New Jersey Nets to a 47-29 record at the time of his firing.
According to reports, Malone was fired due to Nuggets players losing confidence in his messaging. Malone and Booth clashing over the direction of the team also didn’t help matters, per the Denver Post.
Even so, Malone’s firing was a complete shocker. We’ll see how interim head coach David Adelman, the son of former NBA head coach Rick Adelman, fares as interim head coach now.
Below, check out the NBA head coaches with the most games coached in a season before getting fired, as well as their win-loss records at the times of their firings. Spoiler alert: Malone and Taylor Jenkins, who the Memphis Gizzlies recently fired despite his 44-29 record this season, both rank high on this list.
With the NCAA season over, the best draft prospects are starting to assess their NBA chances. While NIL and the transfer portal have changed the NCAA landscape, we’re recapping every player who has announced their intention to enter the 2025 NBA …
With the NCAA season over, the best draft prospects are starting to assess their NBA chances. While NIL and the transfer portal have changed the NCAA landscape, we’re recapping every player who has announced their intention to enter the 2025 NBA draft but hasn’t yet committed to returning to college basketball.
(AMD: Ranking in our Aggregate Mock Draft).
