News about Dyson Daniels

Matas Buzelis, an 18-year-old high school basketball player from Chicago, has left college to play for G League Ignite, a minor league team aimed at producing young players for the NBA. Contract terms have not been disclosed, but NBA prospects can sign with G League Ignite for substantial sums. London Johnson, a four-star recruit, has agreed to a new contract with the club in October that will reportedly pay him more than $200,000. Buzelis is a 6-foot-10 guard who is renowned for his height, athleticism, ball handling, and passing skills. He's also expected to place first in the 2024 NBA Draft, ahead of other elite candidates such as LeBron's eldest son Isaiah Collier and Bronny James.

Victor Wembanyama, France's top export, is poised to replace wine as France's top export, a 7-foot-4 basketball sensation. He's athletic, skilled, vast, and yet only 19, so the winning team will undoubtedly be considered very lucky as the league selects its first pick on Tuesday night in New York. It's either way or not Wembanyama will feel the same way. The 14 teams in Tuesday's lottery aren't all positive, and that's by design. The lottery is supposed to enhance the league's bottom feeders by (slightly) deterring them from tanking their seasons in an attempt to land a top talent in the draft, such as Wembanyama. Mail Online's preview of Wembanyama's 14 future teams, how he'd fit, and what these clubs need to do to attract the NBA's most coveted prospect in a generation.

Xavier Cooks, a boomer, has lauded the Australian NBL for its contributions to his fruitful move to the NBA with the Washington Wizards.

With almost the entire squad unable to participate, FIBA has robbed Aussie fans from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Although the Boomers will be short of first-class talent, it does open the door for the next wave of talent to showcase their skills.

Following an MRI, the New Orleans Pelicans announced that superstar forward Zion Williamson has been diagnosed with a hamstring injury and will be reevaluated in three weeks. During Monday night's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Williamson was injured late in the third quarter. Williamson pushed the ball up court after getting a bounce back from Joel Embiid's absence, aweful event. As soon as he crossed the half-court line, he seemed to have something in his right hamstring before dribbling to the corner and handing the ball to teammate Dyson Daniels.