As the Portland Trail Blazers (32-42) continue to struggle for the second consecutive season, the probability of Damian Lillard being traded looks more likely.
Zion Williamson's absence is the biggest reason for the Pelicans to consider dealing the former No. 1 overall pick.
In the thick of the Western Conference playoff hunt, the Oklahoma City Thunder is playing with house money.
The Los Angeles Clippers lost a nailbiter Tuesday to the surging Oklahoma City Thunder, 101-100 -- a gut-wrenching defeat for a team trying to solidify its playoff position. But it wasn't the only bad news for Los Angeles.
Jordan Poole signed a four-year, $140 million contract in October, but the pricey deal looks terrible now for the Warriors.
International star Victor Wembanyama has said he doesn't have a preference for where he begins his NBA career. But is one team a particularly good fit for the prospect?
Despite Curry's stellar play, Golden State has struggled, especially on the road, where it is tied for the third-worst record in the NBA (7-27). It is one of the strangest phenomena this season.
The Dallas Mavericks (35-35) are eighth in the Western Conference, 1.5 games from falling into 12th.
Phoenix has lost three straight games and won only once since a rolled ankle sidelined Kevin Durant. The Suns (37-32), only one game ahead of Golden State (36-33) and the Los Angeles Clippers (36-33), have also lost their cushion on the fourth seed.
Mikal Bridges, once a superb role player, looks like a potential star since being traded to the Brooklyn Nets as part of the Kevin Durant trade.
The New York Knicks, who have missed the postseason nine of the past 10 seasons, are in the thick of the playoff hunt thanks to the stellar play of guard Jalen Brunson.
The Memphis Grizzlies relayed that center Steven Adams is expected to miss at least another four weeks after receiving a stem cell injection as he recovers from a PCL sprain. He might miss the rest of the regular season.
The Sacramento Kings (37-26), the NBA's biggest surprise, find themselves third in the Western Conference.
Green's comments came on the heels of ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith's release of his list of NBA stars under the most pressure this postseason.
Since the Joel Embiid era began in 2014, the Philadelphia 76ers have yet to make a conference finals despite having contending rosters.
With LeBron James expected to miss multiple weeks with an ankle injury, the pressure on the Los Angeles Lakers shifts to Anthony Davis.
Before this season started, the Golden State Warriors signed Jordan Poole to a four-year, $140 million contract extension. The deal made sense at the time.
At the end of the day, Jokic's numbers and his team's standing in the Western Conference don't lie. Without an injury or a standing/numerical freefall, it will be tough for someone else to take the award this season.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr continues to make head-scratching lineup decisions.
Stephen Curry has been sidelined since Feb. 4 after suffering two partially torn ligaments in his left leg against the Dallas Mavericks.
Golden State's core is aging, but it's not time to pull the plug yet. Given all his intangibles and the chemistry he's developed with Steph Curry and Klay Thompson over the years, and it would only hurt to let Green walk.
The Golden State Warriors are ninth in the Western Conference (29-29), staggering but still standing with 24 games to go in the regular season. But to beat the champs, you must knock out the champs.
At the All-Star break, the Warriors are 29-29, ninth in the Western Conference. Here are three issues keeping Golden State from rising in the West.
For Golden State, Payton -- who is dealing with a core muscle injury -- is the perfect plug-and-play player.