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

Brian Windhorst has made a name for himself as one of the most prominent figures in NBA media, but he reportedly could have had a job in a front office.

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

The list of suitors for Kevin Durant is said to be narrowing, but a surprise team might make a last-ditch effort to acquire the 15-time NBA All-Star. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said during the Sunday morning edition of “SportsCenter” that the Toronto Raptors remain a team to watch in the Durant sweepstakes.

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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 ...

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 insider Brian Windhorst doesn't believe NBA fans will have to wait long after the 2025 NBA Finals for significant trades to begin taking place this offseason.

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