The league is punishing teams for losing on purpose, yet front offices keep pushing closer to the line. Fines have already arrived this season, and investigations followed immediately after.

“I had an executive tell me that the No. 1 pick this year is worth $100 million,” ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said on The Hoop Collective Podcast. “If you gave the opportunity to buy that pick, teams would pay $100 million for it. Keep that in mind when the Jazz were fined $500,000.”

With the NBA going all in against the tanking problem persisting in the league, the league has recently placed teams on "high alert."

As previously mentioned, Friday was the day the Point God Chris Paul officially announced his retirement after 21 seasons in the NBA. And then there was the incident involving the Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers being fined for sitting key players.

Toronto swaps Ochai Agbaji for Trayce Jackson-Davis and gets under the tax line. A minor move after three straight years of big ones (Jakob Poetl, Immanuel Quickley/RJ Barrett and Brandon Ingram). This is fine. Toronto is having a good season and needs to chill on the expenses. Should be in the mix for a 4-6 seed the rest of the way.

The All-Star break is over, which means we've hit the point in the NBA season when teams hope to hit their strides.

Phoenix Suns owner did not hold back on social media.

What is the NBA G League? The NBA G League is the NBA’s official minor league, preparing players, coaches, officials, trainers, and front-office staff for the NBA while acting as the league’s research and development laboratory.

During a recent appearance on ESPN’s Get Up, Jay Williams expressed that general managers should be very concerned about Darryn Peterson, stating he would prefer to draft AJ Dybantsa instead.

There are a few teams we’re going to be locked in on as we push towards the playoffs.