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German 7-footer Felix Kiehlneker has committed to Indiana for the 2027 recruiting class, according to Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress. The 18-year-old, 7-foot-1 (216 cm) center is a product of German team ratiopharm Ulm and started for Germany at this summer's FIBA U18 EuroBasket.
Patrick Beverley: "What was said in Indiana was, I've never been spoken to that way my entire life in the NBA. I'm going to just say that. Do I regret the way I handled things? Of course. Could I have had handled things better? Of course. Obviously that you cross and you don't cross when it comes to just talking to anybody, any human being. And that line for the people that were around, that line was crossed several times. Did I handle it the best way? Probably not, but would that person go around saying those things again? Probably not."
Glenn said, “Gary, Indiana will always be a part of who I am. It’s where I’m from, and I will never forget the people and the community that helped shape me. This is more than a donation, this is an investment in the City of Gary, its families, and its future.”
Tyrese Haliburton: ‘And then I got another call, and it was like, now it was both of my agents, and they were like, and I was like, who is it? And then Woj on the phone. I don't know how he got like, cause I don't know how he was on the phone. He goes, I think it's Indiana. I'm like, who the [expletive] is Indiana? I'm like, I think it's Indiana. And I'm like, then I'm like, oh, after I process that Woj on the phone, I said, Indiana for who? Cause I didn't even know. And they were like, Sabonis. And I was like, oh, word.’
Mike Vorkunov: The 2nd round pick the 76ers sent to the Clippers in the Johni Broome trade: The second most favorable between (1) the most favorable of Houston/Indiana/Miami/Oklahoma City, (2) the most favorable of Golden State/Phoenix, or (3) Philadelphia’s own 2027 second-round pick.
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Houston Rockets: OFFICIAL: The Rockets today announced they have signed free agent forward/center Oscar Tshiebwe. He spent his rookie season as a two-way player with Indiana in 2023-24 and the past two seasons on a two-way contract with Utah. In 49 career games with seven starts, Tshiebwe has averaged 7.0 points and 6.5 rebounds in 15.2 minutes per game.
Marc Stein: LeBron James’ first scheduled appearance at @FanaticsFest on Thursday in New York is a @mindthegamepod recording in front of a live audience alongside Indiana’s Tyrese Haliburton — sitting in for Steve Nash — at 1:15 PM ET.
Sean Highkin: The Blazers have claimed Micah Potter off waivers from Indiana, the team announced.
You played with Zach Edey at Purdue, and now you’re playing with Ivica Zubac in Indiana. They’re both traditional back-to-the-basket, post-up guys, which is rare in today’s league. What aspects of your game do you feel translate well from when you played with Edey to now, hopefully with Zubac? Braden Smith: Obviously, two big dudes and being able to play with those guys and learn how to play with them. I think it was important for me, especially early on in my first two years of college, to be with Zach. So I think it just sets you up because if you are trying to go play in the league and do those things, that’s who you’re going to get. Those are the type of guys you’re going to have to play with and learn to play with, so for me, I think it’s just a head start to that. Obviously, having Zubac on the team and being able to play with another guy very similar to that. I think it only benefits me even more because I already know how to play with a caliber player like that, and it really just makes it that much better.
Shams Charania: The Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to sign 2025 second-round pick Kam Jones on a two-way NBA deal, sources tell ESPN. Jones was traded from Indiana to Chicago on draft night before being released, and now joins the Bucks.
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On Wednesday, Indiana delivered by agreeing to a two-year, $16.5 million deal with 6-foot-8 wing Kelly Oubre Jr. The deal is fully guaranteed with no player or team options, according to league sources who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal has not been completed.
Jon Chepkevich: NEWS: Indiana’s Lamar Wilkerson has agreed to an Exhibit-10 contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder, sources tell DraftExpress. The 6’4+ sharp-shooting guard averaged 20+ PPG each of the past two seasons and has drilled 39.2% of his 780 career three-point attempts.
Jake Fischer: Pacers are trading for the No. 38 pick, sources say. It'll be Braden Smith.