Draymond Green

After one of the more turbulent and entertaining NBA seasons, The Daily Californian breaks down the 2022-2023 season.

About a fourth of the way through the NBA regular season, and we have a lot to be excited about!

After a boring hiatus, the NBA is back!

What was expected to be a quiet free agency this summer soon escalated into a mania of trade demands, unprotected pick swaps and big-time signings.

The young and hungry Boston Celtics led by Jayson Tatum take on the golden dynasty that refuses to die in Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.

After a disappointing season, the Warriors look to be aggressive buyers this offseason. While Stephen Curry had a season for the ages, he lacked support.

Drawing from the world’s most coveted basketball league, the U.S. traditionally has a deep pool of talent to pull from. 2021 is no exception.

Although Isaiah Thomas has been hampered by injuries over the years and isn’t getting any younger, there are still reasons to sign him: He has proven that he’s still a very capable scorer who has plenty of playoff experience.