Playing against the Trail Blazers on Sunday, the Warriors topped their own NBA record for points in a first quarter.
The Lakers needed depth for the playoffs. So they turned to a familiar name: Shaq. OK, it's not the classic Shaq, but perhaps this Shaq can provide a boost in the postseason.
The Mavericks still had a chance to reach 10th place and the play-in tournament going into Friday night's game against Chicago. But they sat a number of their top players and unsurprisingly lost the game.
The Memphis Grizzlies signed the G League Rookie of the Year to a four-year contract ahead of the playoffs.
The Mavericks were eliminated from the playoffs Friday night. An hour earlier, two former Mavs clinched their spot. Spencer Dinwiddie and Dorian Finney-Smith, who the Mavs traded for Kyrie Irving in February, secured sixth place in the Eastern Conference when the Nets beat the Orlando Magic.
Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown required five stitches after he cut his hand while tending to his plants.
The 11th-place Mavs can still make the play-in game. But they're resting five players Friday night in what one analyst called a "transparent tank job."
Shaq is being sued along with celebrity endorsers including Tom Brady and Steph Curry over the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX. O'Neal said he was "all in" on FTX in one commercial, which appears to be the foundation for the suit.
The Los Angeles Lakers tied for the fewest back-to-backs in the NBA. They're still using it as an excuse.
New Orleans defeated Memphis in overtime Wednesday, but the Pelicans never should have gotten there. Watch how Memphis forced overtime.
Russell Westbrook made a pointed statement to his old team Wednesday night.
The 76ers traded Mikal Bridges on draft night. He's one win away from a chance at payback.
Antetokounmpo was scratched from the game with knee soreness, but Portis replaced him in the starting lineup and delivered 27 points and 13 rebounds. He shot 6-of-9 from 3-point range and didn't turn the ball over a single time.
The Lakers blew a big lead. LeBron James blew a game-winning layup. But he wouldn't do it a second time.
Being an NBA player comes with a lot of perks. But not if you're Jamal Murray at a college basketball game.
The NBA's new CBA requires anyone eligible for major awards to play 65 games. That could seriously backfire on the league.
You see a lot of questionable injury reports from tanking teams at the end of the season. Zach Collins' latest injury is an all-timer.
JaVale McGee had a chance to redeem his lost season Sunday. He was unable to take advantage of the opportunity.
Coach Dan Hurley brought Connecticut its fifth national title Monday night. But his heart remains in Jersey City.
The University of Connecticut had an outstanding tournament run. Adama Sanogo was the most outstanding part of it.
It began with "Hello friends" and ended with "Thank you for being my friend." The 2023 NCAA Tournament was Jim Nantz's last one, as the longtime CBS broadcaster is retiring from calling college basketball games.
The Hawks probably had their sights set a little bit higher when the season started, but as a consolation, it is stunningly impressive just how impeccably, perfectly average their season has been.
The change is long-overdue, but welcomed nonetheless.
James' refusal to pay for his Twitter checkmark is latest in a long line of examples of the star's frugality.
New York Knicks PG Jalen Brunson erupted for a career-high 48 points in Friday's win over the Cavaliers.