
Chet Holmgren Says Watch Tells People His Time Is Valuable, Declines to Reveal Current Time
The Thunder big man says watches are no longer for telling time, leaving reporters with one obvious unanswered question.
Players, personalities, side quests and everything happening around the actual hoops.

The Thunder big man says watches are no longer for telling time, leaving reporters with one obvious unanswered question.

Chicago promises its new rookie there is no pressure beyond helping make the Bulls good again.

The rookie’s first assignment is to interpret 300 pages of veteran advice before the trio plays its first game together.

Houston’s veteran center has issued the league’s clearest warning yet about the coming November productivity crisis.

Across the league, players have simultaneously added muscle, lost weight, improved their jumpers and discovered previously unknown levels of maturity.

Toronto’s reunion began with a detailed facility tour, an updated Wi-Fi password and several reminders that the basket is still in roughly the same place.

Boston insists Tatum’s job is basically unchanged, provided he can score, create, rebound and carry several objects at once.

Detroit’s presentation devoted almost the entire runtime to defense, then replayed one jumper several times for balance.

Miami’s onboarding process began before breakfast and immediately escalated into something that looked like military conditioning.

Philadelphia's new star is preparing for advanced possession negotiations with footwork, reaction drills and a foil.

Denver wanted a Nikola Jokić conditioning update. Serbia sent back a scouting report on several extremely prepared horses.

San Antonio’s team-bonding trip was considered a success until several guards started hitting their heads on doorframes.

The city’s newest monument finally answers the question of what a Raptors legend should look like if everyone takes the team name literally.

Sacramento is starting fresh and would appreciate it if everyone could stop opening old playoff clips immediately.

The Knicks star is expanding his New York résumé into television, because apparently there were still a few blocks in Manhattan left unconquered.

The 7-foot-1 NBA legend has added federal agent to a résumé already containing almost every other occupation available.

The new beverage, sneaker, documentary, app, and fragrance are all apparently part of staying locked in.

One efficient Tuesday night has reportedly transformed him into “exactly what we need.”

The dispute is over, except for the quotes, song lyrics, emojis, and six-hour internet investigation.

League observers are calling the transformation one of the most financially timed developments of the season.

Medical staff stressed that nothing is specifically wrong, but Wednesday has been unusually present all day.

The personal-brand adjustment reflects increased exposure without any reduction in grievance.

The rookie has played 14 NBA games, which analysts say is enough to eliminate most uncertainty.

Analysts have opened a full review of whether 14 successful seasons ended during a three-minute stretch.

The player was seen eating lunch without a weighted vest, resistance band, or documentary crew.