Dan Favale
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Blockbuster NBA Trade Idea To Boost a New Eastern Conference Contender (opens the original)
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Domantas Sabonis and the Sacramento Kings seem ready to go their separate ways. The Toronto Raptors can help give both of them what they want. Between Sabonis switching agents, the Kings' overall direction and the usual onrush of various murmurings, this is a situation that'd be resolved already if not for the big man's complicated value. The two years and $94.1 million left on his deal always felt steep. It is even steeper coming off a season in which he played just 19 games. Even after the Kaw
Building the NBA's All-Overpaid Team Ahead of 2026-27 Season (opens the original)
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As we set out on our annual journey to build the NBA's All-Overpaid team ahead of 2026-27 training camps, it's important to remember this won't be a step-for-step repeat of the league's worst contracts. A compilation of the least team-friendly deals considers the length of an entire agreement. Our All-Overpaid squad cares only about how much on-court value we can expect players to provide relative to their 2026-27 salaries alone. This approach opens the door for expiring-contract names to make t
Which Players Would Every NBA Team Protect From an Expansion Draft? (opens the original)
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The NBA appears to be inching closer to expansion. During his annual address at Las Vegas Summer League, commissioner Adam Silver repeatedly said the league wants to decide on an expansion by the end of 2026. He didn't confirm it's a sure thing, but he did note that he's "optimistic about the future" of NBA basketball in Las Vegas. Naturally, this quasi-confirmation got us thinking: If the league added two new franchises today, which players would every existing team protect ahead of the expansi
Young NBA Players 25 and Under Who Already Need a Trade (opens the original)
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Changes of NBA scenery are most often associated with established stars. Oftentimes, though, young players of note desperately need new surroundings. Opportunity is everything for unfinished products. If they do not have a clear pathway to meaningful minutes or have seen their role upended by other moves that conflict with their long-term trajectory, the odds of them sniffing anything near their best-case career outcome become virtually nonexistent. At that point, it's time for a fresh start. Th
7 NBA Teams That Waited Too Long to Trade Their Stars (opens the original)
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Trading away NBA stars is often viewed as a disastrous last resort. But you know what can be even worse? Waiting too long to move franchise cornerstones. Stubbornness when it comes to moving on is almost always understandable. Superstars are championship currency, and finding another one is difficult. There is also an emotional component to overcome, particularly if the player-team marriage previously resulted in a championship. Sometimes, though, the writing isn't just on the wall. It's etched
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