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Thunder Were Only Team To Allow Zero 40-Point Scorers In Regular Season
Oklahoma City was the only NBA team in 2025-26 that did not allow any opponent to score 40 points in a regular-season game.
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Knicks End Up Holding Fan-Made Unofficial NBA Championship Belt
A Reddit user built a tracker for the NBA's unofficial lineal championship belt and found that the Knicks currently hold it.
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Pistons, Jalen Duren Reportedly Split Over $35 Million Contract Range
Detroit is reportedly offering Jalen Duren a five-year deal near $35 million per year, while Duren is seeking more than $40 million annually.
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Former Warriors Employees Sue Team Over Workplace Discrimination Claims
Two former Golden State Warriors employees have sued the franchise, alleging discrimination, harassment and retaliation tied to their terminations.
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Reddit Debate Puts Modern NBA Offense Under Rule-Enforcement Lens
A Reddit discussion argued that modern NBA offense is shaped as much by loose enforcement of travels, carries and screens as by analytics.
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Nikola Jokic Leads NBA In Touches For Eighth Straight Season
Nikola Jokic again finished first in NBA touches per game, with Tyrese Maxey, Josh Giddey, Jalen Brunson and Jalen Johnson behind him.
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Jaylen Brown Says Player Reps Push Athletes Away From Community Work
Jaylen Brown said some people around NBA players steer them away from investing in the communities they came from.
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Sam Vecenie Rips Jonathan Kuminga's Agent Over Contract Fallout
Sam Vecenie delivered a blunt criticism of Aaron Turner, arguing Jonathan Kuminga's camp mishandled the forward's Warriors contract situation.
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Raptors Set Three-Game Celebration For Kyle Lowry's No. 7 Retirement
The Raptors announced that Kyle Lowry's No. 7 will be retired on Jan. 10 after a three-game celebration at Scotiabank Arena.
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LeBron's Eight-Year Finals Run Looks Wilder Against East Top Seeds
A Reddit breakdown noted that LeBron James' teams often entered the East playoffs below the No. 1 seed, then repeatedly knocked those teams out anyway.
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