The NBA had its first big trade on Sunday, when the Orlando Magic acquired Desmond Bane from the Memphis Grizzlies. ESPN's Brian Windhorst predicted the future of Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported Sunday on the Hoop Collective podcast that "all signs point toward Jaren Jackson Jr. being able to get a contract extension this summer and therefore not being traded." ...

Windhorst went on to explain that the cost of the trade—the four first round picks—was so exorbitant because the Magic were not only paying up for Bane, who is one of just three players to ...

ESPN’s Brian Windhorst confidently proclaimed Golden State Warriors’ reported offseason target Giannis Antetokounmpo will remain with the Milwaukee Bucks despite trade rumors.

ESPN’s Brian Windhorst before Game 1 of the 2025 NBA Finals. NBAE via Getty Images Others have been unsuccessful in making similar jumps with Bill Simmons campaigning to be GM of the ...

Brian Windhorst is regarded as one of the most prominent and plugged-in NBA reporters out there. That is why, according to one report, at least one NBA team tossed around the idea of officially ...

Brian Windhorst is regarded as one of the most prominent and plugged-in NBA reporters out there. That is why, according to one report, at least one NBA team tossed around the idea of officially ...

There’s something massive about to happen this NBA offseason and only veteran analyst Brian Windhorst seems to know a thing or two. The NBA Draft is just around the corner and star players are ...

Brian Windhorst’s warning is crystal clear: the NBA offseason earthquake is loading, and it’s set to detonate around the draft. With superstar trades, lottery pick shake-ups, ...

Kevin Durant's time with the Phoenix Suns appears to be nearing its conclusion. Speaking Tuesday on Get Up, ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst expressed his belief that the Suns will trade Durant ...

During an appearance on SportsCenter on Monday, Windhorst addressed the situation between Kidd and New York. "The way I would describe this is there's mutual intrigue on both sides," Windhorst said.