The truth is out~ China's Anti-Doping Agency revealed: "Whiteside" Hassan Whiteside committed a violation by waiving the B sample test, which occurred on May 6 this year. May 6 was the date of Shanghai's playoff first-round Game 1 against Shandong. Whiteside still played in Game 2 against Shandong, as well as all four semifinal games against Beijing, but he was absent for the entire Finals series...

Congratulations, congratulations. Zhang Zhenlin received a four-year D-class maximum salary contract offer from the Shanghai team... Last summer, this guy was traded from the Liaoning team to the Shanghai team. Last season, he held a B-class contract and played 42 regular-season games for his new team, starting 38 times, averaging 26.6 minutes per game with 10.7 points, 2.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 1.6 steals, with three shooting percentages of 46.9%, 32.2%, and 78.

On July 10, Beijing time, the marquee matchup of today's Summer League featured No.1 pick Dybantsa against No.2 pick Peterson. Prominent US outlet Bleacher Report issued preliminary grades based on final stats, game impressions, and actual performance, though they stressed it's only Summer League. Dybantsa received an A- grade, while Peterson managed only a D+.

The Warriors are still waiting for James to make a decision and have reserved a spot for him. According to well-known reporter Shams, the Warriors have reached a one-year deal with center Charles Bassey. Warriors reporter Anthony Slater analyzed: "Bassey takes the 11th roster spot, and it's expected that Green will ultimately take the 12th spot."

Today marks the Summer League debut of top pick AJ Dybantsa, arguably the most anticipated game of the entire Summer League, as he faces off against the second pick, Darren Peterson. Their rivalry dates back to high school, where they played each other twice. In the first game, Peterson’s team beat Dybantsa’s 76-70, with Peterson posting 32 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists, while Dybantsa had 28 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists.

On July 10, Beijing time, the Los Angeles Lakers remain determined to add Kuminga to their heavily revamped roster, but whether they can actually secure the player is still uncertain. Insiders Fischer and Stein have detailed the latest developments in the Lakers' pursuit of the 23-year-old forward, bringing the most complete update so far.

According to ESPN on July 10, another iconic landmark of Anthony Davis' Los Angeles era has officially come to a close. The Washington Wizards interior star sold his Los Angeles mansion today for a whopping $32 million. Davis was traded to the Dallas Mavericks in a blockbuster deal in February 2025, a move that sent Luka Dončić to the Lakers in return.

According to ESPN on July 10, the Warriors' front office is actively pursuing unrestricted free agent LeBron James, and franchise star Stephen Curry admitted that teaming up with his longtime rival late in their careers to form a Hall of Fame duo is indeed very appealing. "A couple of years ago, this was just a fantasy—no one even dared to think about it," Curry said. "But that very possibility is what makes it intriguing.

What? Oh no, he's finally been dragged into this. According to insider Shams, the Clippers and Raptors trade involving Leonard cannot be finalized until the NBA completes its investigation into the star player. The league has been probing whether the Clippers secretly offered Leonard a $28 million endorsement deal to circumvent the salary cap, but so far no clear conclusion has been reached.

On July 10th, Beijing time, the Las Vegas Summer League kicked off, and Yang Hansen has joined the Trail Blazers' Summer League squad for training. After practice, Summer League head coach Gilbert Abraham spoke with the media, with the vast majority of the interview centered on Yang Hansen. Here are the specifics: — Reporter: How was today's overall practice session? Coach: Today's practice execution was highly efficient.