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ESPN's Michael Jordan documentary "The Last Dance" will debut Sunday, 9 P.M. ET on ESPN.

The Liberty have drifted in and out of the W.N.B.A. spotlight, but the opportunity to draft Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu could be just what the team needs to right itself.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Phoenix Suns (@suns) on Apr 3, 2020 at 1:19pm PDT Here’s Arizona Sports reporting on the Suns backcourt, which features Ricky Rubio at point guard and scoring star Devin Boo...

The story of Lloyd Daniels, NYC playground legend and basketball savant, is finally available for all to see. Following its 2015 premiere in New York City, The Legend of Swee’ Pea, can be purchased from video-on-demand...

High school senior Isaiah Todd has signed to play in the NBA G League next season, it was announced today by NBA G League President Shareef Abdur-Rahim. Todd is ranked by ESPN as the top player in Virginia and No. 13 in ...

North Carolina freshman Cole Anthony, a projected lottery pick, declared his eligibility for the NBA draft on Friday.

Here’s the Raleigh News and Observer reporting a story that won’t come as a surprise: North Carolina freshman guard Cole Anthony, son of former NBA player Greg Anthony, is going pro: Anthony, 6-3, 190 pounds, led the...

CEO Ted Leonsis has committed to paying an estimated total of $1.2 million to part-time workers for the Wizards, Mystics and Capitals through the end of April.

Sabrina Ionescu has the ball at the top of the arc, her defender inches closer, wary of the threat the triple-double queen poses. Ionescu starts to drive to the basket, dragging two defenders with her before she kicks it...

The NBA and WNBA will be selling cloth face coverings, featuring all 30 NBA and 12 WNBA team logos, with the proceeds benefiting hunger relief organizations.

The 1997-98 campaign, Michael Jordan‘s final one in Chicago, was a “trying” one. With Bulls management determined to break up a legendary squad, head coach Phil Jackson galvanized his players by calling it “The L...

Kobe Bryant “was the basketball version” of Kanye West, according to Yeezy. “And I was the rap version of him,” adds West, who was devastated by Bryant’s untimely death in late January. Ye is now determined to ...