The spiraling Heat need to make a Butler deal happen sooner than later.
After 54 minutes of basketball Monday night, DeMar DeRozan decided it was time for everyone to go home.
Mired in a four-game losing streak, the Phoenix Suns decided to bring Bradley Beal off the bench. The move paid off as Beal scored 25 points in a 109-99 win over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups got a huge ovation on his return to Detroit. But it was the son of a different Hall of Fame point guard who won the game for the Pistons.
Anthony Edwards doesn't want to pass the ball all the time. Unfortunately, no one else on the Minnesota Timberwolves does either.
The Suns are limited in what they can do to improve their team.
If the Golden State Warriors want to trade for veteran help around Steph Curry, their best trade chip is 22-year-old Jonathan Kuminga. An injury to the young forward might have ruined those plans.
When Amazon bought the rights to stream NBA games, it was interested in hiring the crew from "Inside The NBA." With the show heading to ESPN, Amazon reportedly hired its own funny former stars.
On Friday night, with the game on the line, the reigning NBA MVP tried to score on the reigning Rookie of the Year. Youth won.
Jaren Jackson Jr. entered the fourth quarter of Friday's game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Sacramento Kings with zero fouls. By the end of the game, he'd committed six and been disqualified, with an ugly flagrant capping off the quarter.
This likely marks the end of Butler's time in a Heat uniform.
It didn't matter that "Inside The NBA" was showing highlights from the Boston Celtics and Minnesota Timberwolves. Charles Barkley went in on Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick anyway.
Curry has made more three-pointers than anyone in NBA history. Before Thursday night, he'd never made eight three-pointers without a miss.
Going on a 20-0 run is impressive. Losing to the tanking Nets twice is not.
White won a gold medal at the Olympics last summer, but now he's making a serious push for his first All-Star berth.
Jimmy Butler returned to the Miami Heat Thursday night, but it was the Indiana Pacers' All-Star, Tyrese Haliburton, who dominated the game.
The NBA released the first results from the first round of voting for the All-Star Game, with a few big surprises. Here are five takeaways from the first round of voting.
No one in the Kings' front office has answered questions about their decision to fire head coach Mike Brown. Therefore, the questions are going to De'Aaron Fox instead.
After playing big minutes in three games in four nights, Nikola Jokic decided to get his triple-double accomplished early Wednesday night.
The loss snapped the Sixers' four-game winning streak and was only their second defeat in their last eight games.
The rampant theft was a huge reason the Rockets stole a victory.
Doug Christie figured out to get first win as an NBA head coach: face the Dallas Mavericks when their two best players are out.
When Paul George left the Los Angeles Clippers this summer, the team wondered who could replace George's production. The answer to that question has been Norman Powell.
Two weeks ago, the Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets set a record for three-point futility, combining to miss 75 three-point attempts. Monday, the two teams needed an overtime period but matched the 75 misses in a 115-108 Bulls win.
Josh Hart averages 14.2 points per game. In the second quarter Monday night, Hart scored 14 points in a row.