The New York Times canvassed 40 executives across the league, including presidents, vice presidents, general managers, and assistant general managers to rank the NBA’s top front offices.

New York’s VP of basketball and strategic planning, seemed to have its hands on a string of deals the franchise won on the margins. But the Knicks were the most divisive front office in the NBA ...

The New York Times surveyed 40 NBA executives to rank the league's top front offices. The Oklahoma City Thunder emerged victorious, lauded for their astute drafting and talent acquisition under ...