A noisy night at the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery in Chicago earlier this month netted the Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs the No. 1 and No. 2 picks in this year's draft, respectively, turning the top of the draft on its head in a flash.

As a new draft class gets ready to be ushered in, NBA player comparisons are often a big topic of conversation. Ahead of a fresh batch of rookies entering the l

Rookie Wire examined every team and the prospects they’ve brought in for workouts before the NBA draft on June 25-26.

Another Duke player. Yes, the Blue Devils could have a decorated group of draftees in 2025. Maluach is a 7-footer who can add a prominent defensive presence to the Raptors’ frontcourt. His size allows him to serve as a formidable lob threat. Maluach could be a solid addition next to RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes.

After securing the third pick in the NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers have begun a wide search for the right young talent to bring onto their ready-made roster

The Celtics will control the Nos. 28 and 32 picks in the first and second rounds of the draft, respectively, and will need to find some cheap talent to help fill out their already costly roster if they hope to continue contending for titles when star forward Jayson Tatum returns from his torn Achilles tendon injury.

The deadline to withdraw from the 2025 NBA Draft is on the horizon. Players who entered their name as early entrants will have until May 28 to stay in the draft or return to school for the 2025-26 college basketball season.

Per NCAA rules, underclassmen have until Wednesday, May 28, to withdraw from the draft and retain eligibility. Which players are considering option?

The Utah Jazz have been preparing for the 2025 draft for years, but the pace of the work and the attention to detail is in full gear as we close in on the June 26 draft.

North Texas junior Brenen Lorient has reportedly withdrawn from the 2025 NBA draft and will transfer to West Virginia, according to Jon Chepkevich of DraftExpress.