K Games announced Wednesday that NBA 2K26 will feature Angel Reese and Carmelo Anthony on special edition covers.

NBA 2K26 will be released Sept. 5, and Angel Reese and Carmelo Anthony will be featured on special-edition covers. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the cover athlete for the standard edition.

The trio will share a cover for NBA 2K26’s “Leave No Doubt” Edition, a special release, in addition to having their own individual covers.

Full schedules will be announced in August, coinciding with the rest of the NBA’s schedule rollout for the 2025-26 season. East Group A — Cleveland, Indiana, Atlanta, Toronto, Washington. East Group B — Boston, Detroit, Orlando, Brooklyn, Philadelphia. East Group C — Milwaukee, New York, Chicago, Miami, Charlotte.

All 30 teams have been randomly drawn into groups of five within their conference based on win-loss records from the 2024-25 regular season. Beginning Oct. 31 and continuing through Nov. 28, each team will play four Group Play games on designated “Cup Nights” – one game against each opponent in its group, with two games at home and two on the road.

Find out which other teams will be in West Group B along with the Lakers for this coming season's Emirates NBA Cup.

A trio of former Spartans will be playing for the Magic in the NBA Summer League -- see how you can watch their game vs. Sacramento on Thursday

League Hits Las Vegas, With Flagg Vs. Bronny as Thursday's Day 1 Centerpiece Opening night at NBA Summer League in Las Vegas has turned into an annual spectacle, and this year will be no different. Cooper Flagg's debut is coming — against Bronny James,

Here is everything you need to know about the 2025 NBA Summer League. Las Vegas. That's the short answer. The more detailed answer is that there are actually three Summer Leagues. First, there are a couple of appetizers — the Salt Lake City Summer League (hosted by the Jazz) and the California Classic (played at the Warriors' Chase Center in San Francisco).

Being a college basketball star, playing in the NBA and plying his trade around the world. But a recent criminal conviction will now see him spend nearly a decade behind bars. Last week McLemore was found guilty on charges of first-degree rape,

Former NBA player Ben McLemore was sentenced to 100 months in prison after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault.

A jury found McLemore guilty of first-degree rape, first-degree unlawful sexual penetration and second-degree sexual abuse one week prior.