There’s truly no show like "Inside the NBA." It’s a real family atmosphere, and nothing says family like beating your brother in a foot race, especially after he tried to cheat.
All three of these injuries were fairly unlucky — Ball simply stepped on someone's foot. The Hornets should still have confidence in their young All-Star, but maybe they should get him an ankle brace.
It's hard to stop Ja Morant from scoring late. It's even harder to box out Steven Adams.
Against the Sacramento Kings, the Lakers lost in a way that's unprecedented in NBA history.
The reason is a "logjam" at the forward position, where the Wizards also have Kyle Kuzma, Kristaps Porzingis and the No. 9 pick from the 2020 NBA Draft, Deni Avdija.
Jakob Poeltl is one of the most prized players on the trade market this year. The Spurs want prizes in return. According to a report from Jared Weiss,
After the officials gave Lopez two questionable technicals and his first ejection in the fourth quarter of the Milwaukee Bucks' win over the Toronto Raptors, he let them have it in a postgame interview.
President Biden joked that head coach Steve Kerr's fingers were weighted down by all of his championship rings as a coach and a player, while Kerr expressed appreciation for the opportunity to visit.
Anthony Davis reportedly plans to come back before the All-Star break. The Los Angeles Lakers hope it's before the trade deadline.
James Dolan fought the lawyers. Right now, the lawyers have won — a preliminary injunction.
Noel sued Rich Paul for $58M in lost earnings. He ended up paying Paul money.
The NBA said LeBron James was fouled on a game-winner Thursday. Russell Westbrook insists it happened again Sunday night.
Beyond the last two minutes, the officiating made Mavericks owner Mark Cuban so mad he tweeted his way into a guaranteed fine.
John Collins has been on the trading block for months. Friday night, the Atlanta Hawks were just happy he was on the low block. Collins tipped in Dejounte Murray's miss with a second remaining to give Atlanta a 113-11 win over the Indiana Pacers.
Two weeks shy of his 39th birthday, Andre Iguodala is slowing down, but he's still throwing it down.
The San Antonio Spurs hosted a record crowd against the Golden State Warriors. That wasn't the only Alamodome milestone Friday night.
McClung, who plays for the Philadelphia 76ers' G-League affiliate, the Delaware Blue Coats, will become the first player from the NBA's developmental league to participate in the dunk contest. James "Flight" White competed in the contest in 2013 after starting the year in the G League, but he played 57 games for the New York Knicks last year.
LeBron James got away with a travel. Then Luka Doncic made him travel to double overtime. With the Dallas Mavericks trailing 101-98 at the end of regulation, Luka Doncic stepped back and hit a game-tying three-pointer over Dennis Schroder.
A member of the Golden State Warriors is second in the league in three-point shooting - and it's not Steph Curry or Klay Thompson. Damion Lee of the Phoenix Suns, who is marred to Curry's sister Sydel, left the Warriors for the Suns this offseason.
Kuzma drilled a fadeaway three-pointer over a lunging Alex Caruso in the final seconds of the Washington Wizards' 100-97 win over the Bulls.
Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala are serious about podcasting. Now their boss is too. Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers is starting a podcast called "Lead By Example," in conjunction with ESPN and Omaha Productions, Peyton Manning's entertainment production company.
Frankie Muniz, star of "Malcolm In The Middle," "Agent Cody Banks" and "Big Fat Liar," announced on Twitter that he's become a full-time race car driver.
The Miami Heat signed a 19-year naming rights deal with FTX. It didn't last 19 months. FTX was the third-largest cryptocurrency exchange when it made a deal with the Heat and Miami-Dade County to rename American Airlines Arena, which had borne that name since it opened in 1999.
Nikola Jokic has been can't-miss viewing this season. Monday night, he literally couldn't miss, securing a triple-double while not missing a shot.
Twenty years ago today, professional basketball returned to Charlotte, North Carolina. Or at least the Charlotte Hornets did.