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.
Only three NBA players are averaging more than 37 minutes per game. They’re all on the Toronto Raptors. Pascal Siakam is playing 37.3 minutes per game. OG Anunoby is playing 37.2. And Fred VanVleet is averaging 37.1 minutes. The Raptors also have by far the most games where their players log 40+ minutes.
When Ja Morant made a circus shot against the Orlando Magic, fans couldn't understand how he did it. The answer was simple.
Trade season is officially upon us in the NBA. Sort of. The first trade of 2023 saw the Celtics make a move to save themselves luxury tax and open up a roster spot by sending Noah Vonleh to San Antonio for a conditional second-round pick.
Down 34 points at halftime, Clippers coach Ty Lue waved the white flag. Kawhi Leonard didn't like it.
When Klay Thompson drilled a three with one second to go, the Golden State Warriors thought they were headed to overtime again. Saddiq Bey thought differently.
Up 29 in the third quarter, Ja Morant wanted to run down the clock and he has a uniqe strategy.
Allen let Toronto get to OT with a cheap shot. Then he won it with a clutch shot.
Cryptic social media moves by key players is the last thing the Timberwolves need as they try to right the ship after a disappointing start to the season.
One month ago, the Boston Celtics had the best offense in NBA history. Now it's just a pretty good one. What's happened since then?
Giannis Antetokounmpo wants his game to be boring. That's not happening when he's putting up 55 points.
For a few minutes, Lauri Markkanen had the most stunning game-winning shot of the season.
Ham is going to need LeBron playing hard on the back end of the season. But if his body can continue to take the pounding, Ham hopes he can ride James all the way into May.
Mitchell was on a mission Monday night. And on Monday afternoon as well.
Doncic and Porzingis never clicked as a duo. Separately, they're thriving.
Ja Morant never hesitates to take a shot. Unfortunately, that might include punches.
The Atlanta Hawks return home on Jan. 11. Their head coach may not be coming with them.
On a night where the resurgent Klay Thompson made ten three-pointers, the Warriors biggest basket came from a tip-in.
Between field goals and free throws, Donovan Mitchell made 42 shots tonight. But his biggest play may have been a miss.
Steven Adams leads the league in offensive rebounds. He says there's a simple reason.