With media day and training camp just around the corner, let's take a look at a few familiar faces in new places.

The last big free agent left to sign this summer is Jalen Duren. The restricted free agent has been in a stalemate in negotiations with the Detroit Pistons since June, and with media day just a week away, the two sides still don't seem to be near an agreement on a new contract.

We're revealing our top 100 players in the league for the 2026-27 season. Which players broke into Nos. 100 to 51? Which stars fell?

As training camps get set to open, USA TODAY Sports has previews for every NBA team.

The Warriors are joined by the Portland Trail Blazers and the New Orleans Pelicans in the Sad Play-In Hopeful tier, with other Western Conference teams like the Phoenix Suns and Utah Jazz ranking ahead of the Golden State outside the top-15 in The Ringer's Power Rankings.

ESPN's ranking of the top-100 NBA players for the 2026-27 season includes four members of the Charlotte Hornets. Coby White and recent trade acquisition Naz Reid were ranked at No. 94 and No. 81, respectively. Rookie sensation Kon Knueppel, who led the NBA in 3-pointers made, landed at No. 48 on the list.

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New York Knicks star Josh Hart has never been shy about poking fun at himself, so he's not sweating his ranking among the best players in the NBA.

Just days before training camps are set to open, the Charlotte Hornets and Atlanta Hawks completed a rare, intra-division trade.