The Celtics traded Malcolm Brogdon, Robert Williams, a 2024 first-round pick (via Warriors), and a 2029 unprotected first-rounder to the Trail Blazers for Jrue Holiday last offseason. LeBron James thinks they got a steal.
Anthony Edwards clarified a postgame remark that many misheard.
Some shooters in the NBA have the "green light" to keep jacking up shots. Lakers star D'Angelo Russell has been given the "green room" by his coach.
As controversial as it sounds, Zion Williamson was body-shamed by the media and fans last December.
If last year's Lakers are proof, a play-in team can make a deep postseason run. That said, the chances of this year's Warriors replicating those Lakers are getting bleaker by the day, and Stephen Curry knows it.
Despite having future Hall of Famers Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green in their ranks, the Warriors are clearly in a transition phase.
This team's recent surge has propelled two analysts to call them "the scariest team" out West, and now a Hall of Famer agrees.
Wembanyama continues to wow during his rookie season.
When Kyrie Irving drained a 21-foot left-handed floater at the buzzer to seal the Mavericks' 107-105 win over the Nuggets, Luka Doncic was in such disbelief he dropped to his knees holding the back of his head. It wasn't the only one shocked by the shot.
The Tyronn Lue-led squad has the third-shortest odds to win the NBA Championship, behind only prohibitive co-favorite Celtics and Nuggets. However, the Clippers' postseason aspirations could be dealt an early jolt by a championship longshot.
Perhaps Green knows a budding dynasty when he sees one, after being an integral member of one over the past decade.
Despite being one of the top three seeds for most of the season, the Thunder continue to be disregarded as a playoff threat due to their inexperience in the postseason.
Daniel Gafford was a lucky bounce off the rim away from continuing his streak. Alas, it wasn't to be.
Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla was the talk of the basketball world Thursday night, but not for his X's and O's or outspoken tendencies. Instead, Mazzulla went viral for stepping onto the court and contesting a shot attempt after the whistle.
After Kuminga's 27-point effort against the Mavs on Wednesday, the decorated big man spoke glowingly of the third-year Warriors forward on the NBC Bay Area Sports postgame show.
Grant Williams is developing quite a reputation for himself in the NBA.
Domantas Sabonis continues to have Anthony Davis' number, and a pair of Lakers legends didn't hold back in their criticism of the big man.
Gafford continued his run at a Wilt Chamberlain record Wednesday night but he's trying not to jinx himself as he looks to accomplish the feat.
Those who grew up watching Mike Tyson would concede that no boxer ever put fear in their opponents like him. All these years later, "Iron Mike" still gives the vibes of an absolute killer.
Recent history suggests that being the No. 1 in the Eastern Conference doesn't translate to postseason success.
The injury couldn't have come at a worse time for the Clippers.
Former NBA All-Star John Wall has opened up about mental health struggles.
Celtics legend Paul Pierce could soon be debating the recurring and often exhausting "MJ versus LeBron" topic with Skip Bayless.
Paul George has been defended by the likes of prime 2013 LeBron James, Tony Allen, and even his Clippers teammate, Kawhi Leonard, but none of those players bothered him as much as Jrue Holiday.
The Lakers plan to fix the spelling errors on the Kobe Bryant statue unveiled outside the Crypto.com Arena last month.