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The league has transported 22 of its 30 teams to a complex in Disney World in Florida to play out the season in a worsening pandemic. Can it succeed without the virus piercing the bubble?

Toronto's Fred VanVleet left Sunday's scrimmage in the first quarter after banging knees with Portland's Anfernee Simons but isn't expected to miss extended time. Sunday also marked the return of Marc Gasol, playing in j...

Zion Williamson, who returned to the NBA bubble on Friday after leaving on an excused absence, is expected to join Pelicans practice by Wednesday.

After more than four long months, the suspended 2019-20 NBA season will resume with an opening night matchup between the Utah Jazz and New Orleans Pelicans on Thursday. Each of the 22 teams chosen to participate in the u...

Nets star Kyrie Irving is committing $1.5 million to supplement the income of WNBA players who choose not to play this season, whether because of coronavirus concerns or social justice reasons.

For the first time in nearly eight months, Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac has the go-ahead to play for his team. Josh Robbins of The Athletic wrote on Sunday that the 22-year-old will suit up in the team’s Monday...

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The playing field has leveled in the NBA, with no home-court edge in Orlando and teams well rested after the coronavirus pandemic halted the season in March.

Celtics and Suns point guards Kemba Walker and Ricky Rubio both returned to action for their respective teams on Sunday.

Damian Lillard will miss Sunday's scrimmage with inflammation in his left foot, but coach Terry Stotts said they "don't expect it to be a long-term thing."