Stephen Curry changed the NBA as we knew it. One might argue that it was for better or for worse, but that’s not the point.

During the NBA's Sunday ESPN slate, Brian Windhorst revealed that folks around the league don't view the Thunder as a threat ...

The Los Angeles Lakers still have a huge hole in their frontcourt after their trade for Mark Williams fell through, but Brian Windhorst does not agree with Stephen A. Smith’s suggestion for how ...

As he was explaining this to the Get Up panel Brian Windhorst chimed in with a savage line that reflects what he thinks of those numbers. "You're seeing ESPN analytics. Only the Thunder have a ...

Brian Windhorst was on Get Up on Monday morning to react to the development and what has to be music to the ears of all Los Angeles fans. "I am looking for a reason not to believe in this team ...

According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, Embiid's injuries combined with his three-year, $192.9 million contract extension mean that the 76ers couldn't even trade him if they wanted to. "He's not ...

Two staples of ESPN’s NBA coverage could be hitting the open market later this year, with Front Office Sports’ Ryan Glasspiegel reporting that Brian Windhorst and Malika Andrews’ current ...

With that said, NBA analyst Brian Windhorst believes that James still has plenty of gas left in his tank and he is not even close to announcing his retirement. "I really like what the Lakers have ...