Ace Bailey has been labeled the most polarizing prospect in the 2025 NBA Draft, and he is not helping his case with the latest decision of a perplexing pre-draft process. The former Rutgers star on Wednesday cancelled a private workout and visit with the Philadelphia 76ers that was scheduled for this weekend, according to ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.

The 76ers have had their eye on San Antonio's pick for some time. HoopsHype's Michael Scotto reported last week they "engaged" the Spurs in trade talks, though he did add they have four prospects in mind if they stay at No. 3.

The fifth and final overhaul of the NBA Draft prospect rankings for the 2025 cycle is live today at CBS Sports as a sweetener for this year's annual draft that begins next Wednesday in Brooklyn. We here at CBS Sports value tradition -- hello,

Most of those prospects have been tracked for years, their names familiar to anyone who follows the ESPN 100 recruiting rankings, such as Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, Ace Bailey an

There's often at least one expected top lottery prospect who faces a precipitous draft fall. In a fresh ESPN mock draft co-written with Jeremy Woo, NBA draft expert Jonathan Givony reports that Bailey has rejected several calls to audition for teams expected to select within the top five — and has,

The Warriors have the No. 41 overall pick in the 2025 draft, which is far from the top of anyone’s list of places Golden State could find a contributor to help the team’s upcoming push for the fifth title of the Steph Curry era.

We have heard rumors that the Celtics may be looking to trade up to secure a better player for their future -- how much fire is there to this smoke?

Which players make sense for the Boston Celtics to take with their Nos. 28 and 32 picks in the 2025 NBA draft? Given the rumors we have been hearing about Boston potentially trading away Jrue Holiday this offseason, does it make more sense to aim for adding some talent to the team's backcourt rotation?