Brian Windhorst dives into why this offseason could be unforgettable, packed with potential blockbuster deals that might shake up the league.

Brian Windhorst named three Timberwolves players that Minnesota might have trouble keeping in the 2025 NBA offseason.

Brian Windhorst is sharing some new details this week on his harrowing recent experience with fans in New York. The ESPN personality Windhorst appeared Tuesday on Barstool Sports’ “Pardon My Take” podcast.

The heart of basketball does not beat on the court. The post Brian Windhorst Is at ESPN Security’s Mercy After Interacting With NBA Fans Turned Unpleasant in New York appeared first on EssentiallySports.

ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst said Wednesday that Durant is a near-lock to be traded by the Suns this offseason. “Kevin Durant, I’m like 98 percent sure he’s not going to be a Sun next year,”

The Timberwolves face what feels like an insurmountable 3-1 deficit in the Western Conference Finals against the Thunder. It's a hole that only 13 NBA teams have pulled themselves out from in the history of the league, which means the Wolves could be making offseason roster adjustments in the very near future.

Appearing on 'Pardon My Take,' Brian Windhorst addressed his viral incident following the New York Knicks' series-clinching win.

Well I don’t think they can keep this team together. The core they can but… so Julius Randle’s a free agent. Nickeil Alexander Walker is a free agent and Naz Reid is a

The New York Knicks shocked the NBA with a series upset over the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. It was an outcome many did not

Knicks fans spared no mercy for ESPN's Brian Windhorst after their team knocked off the Celtics in the 2025 NBA playoffs.

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