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Porzingis remains out indefinitely

15.10.26 Golden State Warriors: Injuries

Golden State Warriors center Kristaps Porzingis will remain out indefinitely due to a private health-related issue and has not been cleared to practice. He is working with doctors and experts to recover and will remain around the team as it prepares for the regular season. Porzingis, who played just 34 games last season, says his health is gradually improving.

Maxime Raynaud diagnosed with right knee subluxation

14.10.26 Sacramento Kings: Injuries

Sacramento Kings center Maxime Raynaud suffered a patellar subluxation in his right knee during a preseason loss to the Golden State Warriors. An MRI ruled out serious ligament damage, and he will be reevaluated in two weeks. Raynaud is expected to play an important role as backup to Domantas Sabonis once he recovers.

Porzingis expected to return to Warriors facility

13.10.26 Golden State Warriors: Injuries

Golden State Warriors center Kristaps Porzingis is expected to return to the team's San Francisco practice facility Tuesday after missing the first two weeks of preseason due to a private health issue. His return to on-court action remains uncertain as he meets with the team's medical staff. Porzingis played just 34 games last season.

Kessler nears Lakers preseason debut after finger injury

12.10.26 Los Angeles Lakers: Injuries

Los Angeles Lakers center Walker Kessler returned to full practice Sunday after a left pinkie finger injury and is nearing his preseason debut. His availability for Tuesday's game against the Golden State Warriors remains uncertain as the team takes a cautious approach.

Knicks pause contract extension talks with Towns

10.10.26 New York Knicks: Transfers

The New York Knicks have postponed contract extension negotiations with Karl-Anthony Towns and Josh Hart until later in the season, choosing to focus on preparations for the upcoming campaign. Towns reportedly received an offer worth around $200 million over four years, below his maximum eligibility of $276 million.

LeBron James makes preseason debut with the 76ers

9.10.26 Philadelphia 76-ers

LeBron James recorded 10 points, four rebounds and five assists in his preseason debut for Philadelphia, helping the starters outscore Brooklyn during his minutes despite the 76ers' 114-108 loss.

Grizzlies waive Jordan Hawkins

3.10.26 Memphis Grizzlies: Transfers

The Memphis Grizzlies and guard Jordan Hawkins have agreed to part ways via waivers, allowing the 2023 No. 14 pick to enter free agency. Hawkins, acquired from New Orleans three weeks ago, averaged 5.1 points in 51 games last season while struggling for consistent playing time.

Duren agrees to five-year, $200M deal with Pistons

2.10.26 Detroit Pistons: Transfers

All-NBA center Jalen Duren agreed to a five-year, $200 million fully guaranteed contract to remain with the Detroit Pistons, ending a four-month contract standoff. Duren, 22, is coming off a breakout season in which he averaged 19.5 points and 10.5 rebounds, helping Detroit earn the Eastern Conference's No. 1 seed.

Team%W-L
Atlantic Division
1Boston0.00-0 (0)
1Brooklyn0.00-0 (0)
1New York0.00-0 (0)
1Philadel.0.00-0 (0)
1Toronto0.00-0 (0)
Central Division
1Chicago0.00-0 (0)
1Cleveland0.00-0 (0)
1Detroit0.00-0 (0)
1Indiana0.00-0 (0)
1Milwaukee0.00-0 (0)
Southeast Division
1Miami0.00-0 (0)
1Orlando0.00-0 (0)
1Washing.0.00-0 (0)
1Atlanta0.00-0 (0)
1Charlotte0.00-0 (0)
Southwest Division
1New Orl.0.00-0 (0)
1Dallas0.00-0 (0)
1Houston0.00-0 (0)
1Memphis0.00-0 (0)
1San Ant.0.00-0 (0)
Northwest Division
1Denver0.00-0 (0)
1Minnesota0.00-0 (0)
1Utah0.00-0 (0)
1Portland0.00-0 (0)
1Oklahoma0.00-0 (0)
Pacific Division
1Gold. St.0.00-0 (0)
1LA Clipp.0.00-0 (0)
1LA Lakers0.00-0 (0)
1Phoenix0.00-0 (0)
1Sacram.0.00-0 (0)

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League format : NBA 2026/2027

NBA teams play divisional opponents four times each (two home games and two road games), conference opponents outside the division three or four times each and opponents outside the conference two times each (one home game and one road game).

Ten teams in each conference will advance to the postseason, with teams seeded seventh through 10th participating in a Play-in Tournament to gain admission to the conference playoffs. All rounds of the NBA Playoffs will be best-of-7 games.