The New York Knicks finally got their man. For years, whispers around the NBA told the same story: Knicks head of basketball operations Leon Rose wanted Karl-Anthony Towns at Madison Square Garden. Some believed it was only a matter of time before it happened.

We are just a couple of weeks away from the start of the 2024-25 season, so House of Highlights decided it was time to get some predictions for the upcoming campaign. Devin Booker, Shaquille O'Neal, Duke Dennis,

Cynt Marshall, who became the first Black woman to ever head up an NBA franchise when she became CEO of the Dallas Mavericks in 2018, has announced her retirement.

Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall, a transformative figure who reshaped and energized the franchise during one of its darkest periods, is retiring effective Dec. 31. Marshall finalized her decision late Monday and informed Mavericks staff members Tuesday morning.

Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall has announced she will retire at the end of December after nearly seven years in the role. A news release sent by the team today, says she will move into a consultant role through 2025.