The Knicks are hitting their stride, and making franchise history in the process.
Jokic has been as dominant as ever this season, but the Knicks were able to hold him to an uncharacteristically unproductive outing on Wednesday.
Averaging 24.0 points at a career-high clip of 44.6 percent from three, he has become one of the most coveted players on the trade market.
Victor Wembanyama is done being Mr. Nice Guy.
Unlike Sabrina Ionescu, Caitlin Clark is less enthused about the idea of participating in a 3-point contest during NBA All-Star weekend.
The Lakers have been moving him back and forth between the NBA and G League.
Fox reportedly has an intriguing team atop his list of preferred destinations.
Perhaps the Warriors realize Butler may be their best bet to return to relevancy.
The Lakers found themselves overwhelmed by a struggling Sixers team playing without two of its best players after Davis was forced to leave the contest.
Few saw a floor general in Thompson when he was drafted, but rather a versatile guard capable of playing four positions.
Has Kuminga played his last game for the Warriors?
Both blowout wins came against red-hot teams.
76ers owner Josh Harris has debunked reports that his franchise is frustrated with Joel Embiid's inability to stay healthy.
A dark cloud has hung over Jannik Sinner ever since it was revealed he failed two drug tests for a banned steroid last year, but it hasn't stopped the Italian from playing dominant tennis and winning another grand slam event.
Some critics questioned the legitimacy of his injury that led to his medical retirement from the Australian Open semifinal.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner Sunday became the first Italian to capture a third major title with a convincing straight sets win.
Bob Myers, the architect of the Warriors dynasty, could soon be returning to a front-office position in the NBA.
Gregg Popovich's assistant coach, Mitch Johnson, has done a tremendous job since taking over the clipboard.
Bronny James is beginning to justify the Lakers' faith in his talents.
Madison Keys is proof that good things happen to good people.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner Friday became the youngest man to reach back-to-back Australian Open finals since Jim Courier in 1992.
At least three NBA stars have a legitimate reason to feel shunned by the voters.
Davis has always been more effective playing next to a true center.
Another day, another historic feat for Nikola Jokic.
Parts of the crowd at Rod Laver Arena booed Novak Djokovic when he medically retired from his Australian Open semifinal clash against Alexander Zverev on Friday.