Brian Windhorst is at it again. Windhorst, ESPN's Senior NBA Reporter, three years ago became something of a Sherlock Holmes-esque figure among NBA fans when he openly questioned the Utah Jazz's motives for a trade as if he knew something everyone didn't,

The Memphis Grizzlies sent shockwaves through the NBA on Sunday after trading away one of their core pieces in a deal that has everyone questioning the franchise’s direction. The move has sparked immediate speculation about whether Memphis is preparing for a complete organizational overhaul.

Trading Bane to Orlando, Memphis got back in return Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks, and one first-round pick swap. When Windhorst gave his initial reactions to the news, he would say on “SportsCenter” that the deal is a “rebuild trade.”

Brian Windhorst discusses additional teams, beyond Durant's top picks of the Rockets, Spurs and Heat, that are showing interest in him.

Brian Windhorst is regarded as one of the most prominent and plugged-in NBA reporters out there. That is why, according to one report, at least one NBA

ESPN's Brian Windhorst speaks about the Thunder and Pacers matchup that could decide who wins Game 4 and maybe the NBA Finals.

The veteran NBA analyst Brian Windhorst recently teased some explosive offseason moves that are coming 'very soon'.

Brian Windhorst has built his career by reporting on the inner-workings of NBA front offices, and it turns out he almost joined one himself. In Thursday’s episode of “Pablo Torre Finds Out ...

It's obvious that LeBron James isn't too fond of Brian Windhorst, regardless if he's been covering the Los Angeles Lakers star since he was drafted. James let that be known in one

The New York Knicks have reportedly irked some NBA teams with the manner in which they have conducted their head coaching search thus far.