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2022 NBA re-draft: A way too early look

4 days ago | hoopshype.com | Frank Urbina

The top part of the 2022 draft is quite strong, and there are a few good role players who fill out the ranks right after that top tier. The jury is obviously still out on a lot of guys, but as of now, it’s not looking like a draft class to call home about. Below, check out our way-too-early look at the 2022 draft, as we re-draft the entire first round. (FYI: At the bottom of this exercise, you’ll find the biggest risers and fallers from the actual 2022 draft to our re-draft.
Ranking: The NBA players with the worst winning percentages ever

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Sam Yip

In the NBA, winning is most important. It helps players build brands and legacies, and gives fans something to cheer for. That’s not to say players who lose frequently don’t build notoriety… it just might not be for the reasons they want to be remembered. When looking at the players who have the worst win rates ever (minimum: 250 appearances), a few names stand out, but none more so than Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
We have compared NBA player salaries to Euroleague team budgets

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Frank Urbina

Some of you may be old enough to remember Josh Childress signing with Olympiacos and the scare that ensued about NBA teams potentially losing talent to deep-pocketed European clubs. It may sound like that was a zillion years ago now, but it was actually not even two decades ago. It happened in the summer of 2008, when Childress, who had averaged 11.8 points and 4.9 rebounds the season prior for Atlanta, chose to sign with Olympiacos on a three-year deal worth up to $20 million.
Adou Thiero Rumors

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Sam Yip

Arkansas small forward Adou Thiero will remain in the 2025 NBA Draft and forgo his senior season, On3’s Joe Tipton reported. He played just one season for the Razorbacks after spending the first two years of his career at Kentucky.
WNBA Global Rating rankings: The best in basketball right now

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Alberto de Roa

American professional basketball doesn’t stop during the summer. While NBA players take their vacations, the WNBA is in full swing and more popular than ever. To track which players are performing at their peak and see how superstars like A’ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier, and Caitlin Clark are faring in the W, here’s our Global Rating for the 2025 season.
Milos Uzan Rumors

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Sam Yip

University of Houston point guard Milos Uzan has declared as an early entry candidate for the 2025 NBA Draft. Uzan will return to Houston if he decides to withdraw from the draft.
25 greatest Euroleague players ever: The HoopsHype list

1 week ago | hoopshype.com | Alberto de Roa

Four years ago, the NBA released its NBA75 list honoring its greatest players in the league’s 75th anniversary. When that happened, we created our own list, which we have updated annually with one new inclusion each time. After reaching the 25th anniversary of the post-FIBA era, the Euroleague compiled its own Top 25 players ever, so we’re following the same approach with basketball’s premier competition outside the NBA. The HoopsHype list features 21 of the 25 names from the official selection.
Social media reacts to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander winning MVP: Congrats to SGA on being the first non top 5 player in the NBA to win MVP

2 weeks ago | hoopshype.com | Sam Yip

The NBA finally announced Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as the 2025 MVP. It was really a two-man race between him and Nikola Jokic, who many can argue has a legitimate case to win his fourth MVP. This comes on the heels of SGA’s 14 free throws in Game 1 of the Conference Finals where fans (especially Minnesota ones) were complaining about the calls he was getting, furthering the narrative of his moniker as the “Free Throw Merchant”.
The best non-MVP seasons in NBA history

2 weeks ago | hoopshype.com | Frank Urbina

In light of Denver Nuggets star big man Nikola Jokic finishing second in the MVP vote in 2024-25, despite averaging a 29-point triple-double while becoming the first non-guard in NBA history to achieve that feat, today, we have decided to take a look at the best non-MVP seasons in NBA history. Jokic is obviously on this list, and more than once, but so are some other all-time greats that you’ll recognize. One such player even averaged 50 points for an entire season and still didn’t win MVP.
The NBA stars with the best championship win rates in league history

2 weeks ago | hoopshype.com | Frank Urbina

Debate about Ring Culture and how it affects NBA fandom aside, there’s no question that winning a championship can elevate a player’s resume quite a bit – especially if said player is the top option on a championship-winning team. Today, we are going to take a look at the NBA All-Stars with the best championship win rates in league history. Obviously, those golden era Celtics players from the ’50s and ’60s fared extremely well in this exercise. But how about Michael Jordan? Kobe Bryant?