On August 1, Beijing time, NBA reporter JMar Smith wrote an article comparing the current 76ers to the Heat that LeBron James played for. He believes the 76ers are stronger than that Heat team and could win a championship soon. Here is his analysis—Everyone knows LeBron's career story: entering the league at 18, starting his career with his hometown team.

According to renowned reporter Siegel on August 1, the Warriors are open to reuniting with Kevin Durant if his time in Houston doesn't go well. Siegel noted that looking at the Warriors' potential targets, the team hasn't completely abandoned the idea of bringing together Stephen Curry and his former teammate, two-time Finals MVP Kevin Durant.

On August 1st Beijing time, Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty owners Joe Tsai and Clara Wu have decided to divorce after 30 years of marriage. The couple's spokesperson exclusively stated to US media Page Six: "Clara Wu and Joe Tsai have decided to end their marriage, a mutual decision made with great respect for each other."

On August 1st Beijing time, according to renowned reporter Shams, sources revealed that Spurs star Victor Wembanyama has agreed to a new long-term contract extension with Nike, which includes the launch of a personal signature shoe line. After just three NBA seasons, Wembanyama has already reached the Finals, competed for the regular-season MVP, won the Defensive Player of the Year award, signed a max contract, and now is about to get his own signature shoes.

After an impressive performance in the Finals against the Knicks, Spurs rookie guard Dylan Harper quickly became a hot topic of discussion. On July 31, Beijing time, Harper sat down for an exclusive interview with Bleacher Report. Although the Spurs ultimately lost the series in five games, Harper showcased his potential to the basketball world, proving he can become a significant player in the future.

On July 31, Beijing time, Cavaliers basketball operations president Koby Altman officially announced today that the team has signed forward Mario Hezonja. According to previous reports, the two sides agreed to a one-year, $2.8 million contract. Hezonja stands at 2.06 meters tall and weighs 110 kilograms. After the 2019-20 season, he returns to the NBA once again.

If LeBron James chooses to settle in New York, commuting to Philadelphia for games may not be as easy as imagined. On July 31, Beijing time, the well-known US media outlet The Athletic (TA) reported on this topic, as follows—

Domestic violence... However, it's the woman who abused the man. Who is this unlucky guy? Oh, it's Rockets forward Tari Eason. He recently filed for a domestic violence restraining order against his 32-year-old ex-girlfriend Rodriguez, accusing her of punching him in the face, using bleach to destroy about $92,000 worth of designer clothes, and making verbal threats, among other things.

In the 25-26 season, his stats were as follows: regular season averaged 28.2 minutes, 19.5 points, 10.5 rebounds, 2 assists, shooting 65% from the field, earning All-Star and All-NBA Third Team honors; in the playoffs, he experienced a sharp decline, averaging 30.1 minutes, 10.2 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.2 blocks, with a 51.4% field goal percentage.

The 2026 NBA offseason shook the league's foundation, but everyone knows that just one more blockbuster trade could trigger a new wave of chain reactions. US media outlet Bleacher Report (BR) today lists the most likely assets to appear in the next earth-shattering trade. Note that BR is not discussing the core franchise players in a trade, and does not consider young superstars who can fetch a huge return, such as Victor Wembanyama.