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Last updated: September 19, 2026, 6:09 AM ET

Cavaliers Front Office

Cleveland is promoting Brandon Weems to general manager, elevating a longtime franchise executive into the top personnel chair. The move reshapes the Cavaliers' decision-making structure as they weigh roster moves around their young core.

Miami Secures Larsson

The Heat have locked up Pelle Larsson on a four-year, $60M extension, keeping the guard in Miami through his prime. The deal reflects the organization's confidence in Larsson's two-way development.

Utah Pays George

The Jazz committed five years and $157.5M to guard Keyonte George, the team announced. It is a franchise-defining bet that George can anchor Utah's backcourt for the rest of the decade.

Detroit Invests in Thompson

Pistons All-Defensive forward Ausar Thompson agreed to a $155M extension spanning five years, per sources. Detroit is paying premium money for elite perimeter defense and transition scoring.

New Orleans Retains Bey

The Pelicans and forward Saddiq Bey settled on three years worth $55.5M, keeping a versatile wing in the rotation. Bey's shooting and positional size fit New Orleans' win-now window.

Knicks Ticket Glitch

New York paused ticket sales after a pricing error inflated costs far beyond intended levels. The team said it is reviewing the issue before reopening sales to fans.

New York's Title Defense

The Knicks ended a 53-year drought by winning the 2026 championship, and now face the harder question of repeating. Their offseason additions and early-season form will determine whether New York can go back-to-back.

In Memoriam

Michael Sweetney, who played four NBA seasons with the Knicks and Bulls after starring at Georgetown, has died at. The Hoyas and both franchises mourned a beloved former big man.