Can a basketball team function better without LeBron James? This season, the Lakers are 6-4 without James in the lineup.
No player has enjoyed a bigger midseason resurgence than D'Angelo Russell.
The Phoenix Suns are coming off a loss to the San Antonio Spurs, one of the worst teams in the NBA. They will face a considerably higher degree of competition over the final 10 games of the regular season.
The Dallas Mavericks are rolling in part due to the unselfish nature of superstar Luka Doncic.
It's a two-horse MVP race that could come down to the wire.
Not too long ago, there were serious question marks about Anthony Davis' durability, and justifiably so. But Davis has been answering those questions.
No title contender has seen its stock drop as quickly as Los Angeles.
This is not to say Steph Curry has a pedestrian supporting cast, but it's becoming increasingly evident that he's got lesser help than any of the nine teams seeded above his Warriors.
The Rockets may end up thanking a rival club for rejecting a trade proposal ahead of the trade deadline.
Despite losing Brandon Ingram to a knee injury, the Pelicans have sustained their triumphant ways, winning their last two games without the star forward. But Ingram remains critical to the team's chances of making noise in the postseason. Will he be available?
James, for one, is trying to change his portrayal in the media by taking matters into his own hands.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver has floated the possibility of next year's All-Star game pitting the best talents from the United States against the rest of the world.
The Clippers lost to the Sixers, who were without Joel Embiid, on Sunday. The loss extended the team's woes against winning teams and caused the coach to express some frustration.
Kevin Durant loves his alma mater. During his Suns' 131-106 win over the Spurs on Saturday, Durant couldn't help but worry about his Texas Longhorns' second-round NCAA tournament match-up against the Tennessee Volunteers.
With the red-hot Rockets closing in on the Warriors, Green was clearly frustrated following his team's loss to the Timberwolves.
After an underwhelming 2024 event, could the league try a format change to spice things up?
The Celtics have unearthed a new sharpshooter.
Jrue Holiday missed his third consecutive Friday after suffering a sprained right shoulder last Sunday. Will he be 100 percent for the Celtics playoff push?
If Warriors guard Chris Paul ever pens down an autobiography, a chapter should be dedicated to his run-ins with various NBA referees.
It appears the Clippers are about to get back on track again.
The Warriors traded their "strength in numbers" mantra for "strength in cuteness" on Friday night.
If straw polls and sportsbooks are anything to go by, this year's NBA MVP won't fulfill the age-old "best player on the best team" criteria.
Bulls star DeMar DeRozan is typically a mild-mannered individual who rarely gets rattled on a basketball floor. Not on Thursday, though.
With the Lakers and Celtics tied with 17 NBA championships, the race for banner No. 18 is underway.
Ingram's potential loss won't be easy to sustain for the Pelicans.