We're previewing the 2025-26 Philadelphia 76ers, who are on the two-timeline plan
We're previewing the 2025-26 Los Angeles Clippers, who are even deeper than they were before
We're previewing the 2025-26 Golden State Warriors, who are taking aim at Father Time
We're previewing the 2025-26 Los Angeles Lakers, who are in transition
We're previewing the 2025-26 Sacramento Kings, who are a strange brew of vets and young role players
We're previewing the 2025-26 Phoenix Suns, who are reloading rather than rebuilding
We're previewing the 2025-26 Boston Celtics, who are having a gap year
We're previewing the 2025-26 New York Knicks, who have a high bar to clear
We're previewing the 2025-26 Toronto Raptors, who are trying to take the next step
We're previewing the 2025-26 Brooklyn Nets, who are going (really) young
We're previewing the 2025-26 Oklahoma City Thunder, who still have room for improvement
We're previewing the 2025-26 Denver Nuggets, who added reinforcements in the offseason
We're previewing the 2025-26 Minnesota Timberwolves, who had a quiet offseason
We're previewing the 2025-26 Portland Trail Blazers, who want to pick up where they left off
We're previewing the 2025-26 Utah Jazz, who have a new lead exec but are still putting the pieces together
James Herbert is somewhat fond of basketball, feature writing and understatements. A former season-ticket holder for the expansion Toronto Raptors, Herbert does not think the NBA was better back in the days of hand checking and illegal defense. He joined CBS Sports in 2014 and lives in Brooklyn.