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.
The Houston Rockets couldn't win their game against the Miami Heat Sunday night. Amen Thompson decided to try to win the fight instead.
For the third time this season, the Orlando Magic lost their leading scorer to injury. It didn't keep them from coming back from more than 20 points down for the second time in eight days.
Since buying the Sacramento Kings 11 years ago, Vivek Ranadive has had one playoff appearance — and has fired eight head coaches. On Friday, Mike Brown became the latest in that string of dismissals.
When Jaden Ivey converted a four-point play Thursday night, it didn’t just send the Sacramento Kings to their fifth straight home loss. It may have also signaled the end of this player's time in Sacramento.
Ball made a series of plays that looked like he was a Harlem Globetrotter facing the Washington Generals rather than a man playing a legitimate NBA team.
Rumors about Butler trades have been swirling for months.
The Philadelphia 76ers have had a miserable, injury-plagued season. On Christmas Day, they showed that at full strength, they can play with anyone in the NBA.
Christmas night was a heavyweight fight between Stephen Curry and LeBron James. In the final seconds, the Lakers' Austin Reaves was the hero.
When Reggie Miller retired in 2005, he was the NBA's all-time leader in three-pointers. After Klay Thompson's Christmas Day performance, he's now No. 6 all-time.
Without their All-Star guard, the Dallas Mavericks nearly erased a 28-point lead on Christmas Day. Anthony Edwards wasn't going to let that happen.
Victor Wembanyama and Karl-Anthony Towns are two of the NBA's best 7-footers. But it was 6-foot-4 Josh Hart's rebounding that iced the New York Knicks' Christmas win over the San Antonio Spurs.
Thanks to injuries, he has started 20 games for Orlando this season.
Trading for OG Anunoby was a can't-miss deal for the New York Knicks a year ago. Monday night against his old team, Anunoby could hardly miss.
Joel Embiid has had trouble staying on the court this season. Monday, he didn't make it through the second quarter before getting ejected.
The Orlando Magic were down 22 points to the Miami Heat after three quarters Saturday, playing without four starters and two Wagner brothers. Somehow they came back and got the win.
It was a big contrast from Thursday when Curry shot 0-of-7.
The Milwaukee Bucks beat the top team in the West in the NBA Cup Final. They'll need to beat the top team in the East to keep their hot streak going.