Basketball News

Tyronn Lue said Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are "feeling well," but the head coach isn't sure when his two stars will rejoin the LA Clippers.

Wendell Carter Jr. will be re-evaluated by the Chicago Bulls in four weeks after an MRI confirmed his original diagnosis of a severe right quadricep contusion.

Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Wednesday for a flagrant foul 2 committed during Monday's game against the Dallas Mavericks.

As the NBA ponders a "potential" All-Star Game this season, fans can vote for starters beginning Thursday and running through Feb. 16 through the NBA App, NBA.com and Twitter.

When an artist steps into a studio, there's an energy that pours in the second the recording light flashes on. It's a palpable feeling, an energy felt as the musician is laying down the tracks to the songs that are going...

Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray has been fined $25,000 for striking Dallas Mavericks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. in the groin area, it was announced today by Kiki VanDeWeghe, Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations....

Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell has been placed in the concussion protocol, with the team saying it was unclear when he suffered the injury.

In the midst of Steph Curry moving up the all-time three-point shooting list, there's talk around the League that he might not be the best shooter in the NBA. In fact, one of the longest-tenured players thinks that the b...

LeBron James had perhaps the best game of his season on Monday night, producing 46 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists against the Cleveland Cavaliers. After the game, James spoke to Harrison Faigen of Silver Screen and Ro...

Anthony Davis was one of the key reasons the Los Angeles Lakers won their recent NBA title. However, prior to that championship, he spent his first seven NBA seasons in New Orleans playing for the Pelicans. While the end...

Sekou Smith, a longtime reporter and television analyst who was beloved within the basketball world, died Tuesday after a battle with COVID-19.

Utah lawmakers took a stand Tuesday to defend Jazz star Donovan Mitchell against critiques by Shaquille O'Neal by passing a playful resolution that called out O'Neal.