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The NBA ‘shot doctor’ is in: Rockets hire Chip Engelland

The Houston Rockets made another offseason move, this time within the coaching staff, by hiring longtime assistant Chip Engelland. The 65-year-old is widely referred to around the league as the “shot doctor.” Engelland departs from the Oklahoma City Thunder, where he spent the past four NBA seasons. Before that, he served as an assistant coach […] The post The NBA ‘shot doctor’ is in: Rockets hire Chip Engelland appeared first on ClutchFans .

Summer Summary: July 23rd

Matt Campbell and one of his standout players are doing good work in the community Anyone surprised that the defensive backfield is getting some preseason love? ICYMI Tuesday, Mike Rhoades believes the basketball NIL budget is not where it should be. The Wisconsin game may have more Badger fans in attendance this year. In not-at-all […]

Potential Breakout Candidates for Celtics Next Season | Still Poddable

Jay King and Sam Packard give their closing thoughts on Celtics Summer League play before making their picks for breakout candidates for the Celtics next season. Breakout Year Loading for Baylor Scheierman? 🤔 “He’s just scratching the surface. Like his shotmaking matters. His secondary playmaking matters. He started to draw the toughest defensive challenges…I just [...] The post Potential Breakout Candidates for Celtics Next Season | Still Poddable appeared first on CLNS Media .

Pelicans Exploring Jordan Hawkins Trade Scenarios

The Pelicans remain resistant to moving highly coveted forwards Trey Murphy III and Herbert Jones, but they’ve been engaged in trade discussions involving swingman Jordan Hawkins, league sources tell Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line (Substack link). According to Stein and Fischer, the Grizzlies are one of the teams the Pelicans have […]

5 Bargain Basement Hitters - Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pickups For Week 17

Welcome, RotoBallers, to another edition of our Bargain Basement Hitters for Week 17 of the fantasy baseball season. We're in the thick of the stretch run now, so it's time to boost our teams with some impactful pickups. As always, we will look at five hitters who are improving and are widely available across all […]

Thunder Dan's Second Half Bold Predictions for Fantasy Baseball (2026)

Who doesn't love a good hot take, right? Sometimes it feels like we get a lot more of those in the industry these days than we get well-researched, data-driven takeaways. I've always tried to trend towards the latter, but I'll admit that they are a lot more boring and a lot less fun! With the […]

Will Wade details blueprint for LSU’s rebuilt roster

LSU Tigers men’s basketball head coach Will Wade has a clear vision for what he wants the program to look like as they continue rebuilding the roster. Speaking about the roster overhaul with Brendon Fairbairn of Louisiana First News, Wade said the emphasis was on bringing in players with the size, athleticism and skill needed […]

NFL Teams Surpass Combined MLB, NBA & NHL Revenue With Massive $14B Milestone – Report

The NFL’s financial dominance is no longer just a talking point, but a reality backed by staggering numbers. According to a landmark financial report, the league generated a record $14+ billion in national revenue, putting it in a class of its own. In fact, the NFL now produces more national revenue than Major League Baseball, […] The post NFL Teams Surpass Combined MLB, NBA & NHL Revenue With Massive $14B Milestone – Report appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Latest Hawks rumors on Jonathan Kuminga and Lu Dort

The Hawks have been among the league’s busiest teams this offseason, and while the brunt of the work may be complete, Onsi Saleh isn’t quite finished. The situation surrounding Jonathan Kuminga remains very fluid, according to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. The bouncy wing remains open to returning to Atlanta, but […]

Hot takes: Who is going to be last in the East?

A friend of mine offered an interesting question, mostly just to chat about for a little and move on but it’s been sticking in my mind for a while now. The question was who will be in last place in the Eastern Conference next season? It’s been an interesting point to ponder on in the […]