France stuns the American "C Team," and we dig into 10 burning questions for the upcoming NBA season.

After a long hiatus, we're back to catch up on some summer goings-on: A spate of contract extensions that've made a weak 2020 free-agent class even weaker, Dwight Howard's return to the Lakers, a dark turn in the DeMarcus Cousins saga, Bradley Beal's trade value, and Carmelo Anthony's increasingly desperate search for an NBA job.

On this episode, Wael Saghir subs in for a vacationing Cash to talk about some regular-season over/under win total projections.

We take stock of the 2019-20 outlooks for the Hornets, Timberwolves, Blazers, Celtics, Lakers, Nuggets, Bulls, Bucks, Heat, and Warriors.

On this week's episode, we bounce around the league looking for big-picture takeaways from a wild NBA offseason.

Examining the implications of the Chris Paul-Russell Westbrook blockbuster. Does anybody win? Did the Rockets get better, or worse? How can Westbrook and James Harden fit together? What's the Thunder's next move? And how does this affect Paul's legacy?

In this week's episode, we spend 2-3 minutes on where each of the NBA's 30 teams stands as the dust settles on the offseason.

Kawhi Leonard announces himself as the NBA's newest power broker, the Clippers become title favorites, the Lakers pivot, the Raptors reset, and the Thunder gear up for a long rebuild. We break down the implications of two landscape-altering moves for all four teams involved.

On this episode, we try to make sense of where the league's balance of power stands after Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Jimmy Butler, Al Horford, and D'Angelo Russell changed teams, while more than $3 billion worth of contracts were handed out.

theScore's resident draft expert, Wael Saghir, joins hosts Joseph Casciaro and Joe Wolfond to break down the winners and losers from the NBA draft.

The Lakers and Pelicans won, the Celtics lost, and the Raptors' championship parade offered a glimpse into the relationship between Kawhi Leonard's uncle Dennis and Raptors president Masai Ujiri.