The Miami Heat rode a seven game win streak (still going) all the way to the four seed in the East and climbed in this week's NBA Power Rankings.
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This edition of the NBA games of the week is brought you by the annual stretch of Cleveland Cavaliers panic, a tradition unlike any other.
The Vikings pulled off one of the most stunning endings to a football game every, and Damian Lillard's reaction was perfect.
Kobe Bryant is teaming up with ESPN to host, write and produce his own television show about basketball analysis which premiers in March.
Kyrie Irving is talking about flat earth conspiracy theories again. He talks about this and more during his recent appearance on the J.J. Redick Podcast.
Shaq was recently named CFO (Chief Fun Officer) of Carnival Cruise Line in a commercial showing off Carnival's cruise liner.
The Wizards have an elite backcourt, versatile wings and a talented frontcourt. What is keeping them from being near the top of the Eastern Conference?
Petty. It's not just for Toms any more. That's because he's dead. In London, on the other hand, Joel Embiid jumped really high in the air to basko-smack.
Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue says the team must 'break their agendas' in order to succeed again. Cavaliers have lost two straight.
The Brooklyn Nets lost D'Angelo Russell and Jeremy Lin, only to have Spencer Dinwiddie prove to be a viable starter. Where do they go from here.
As the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers met in NBA London action, the growing international influence on the league was more apparent than ever.
Wayne Ellington has been an enormous surprise for the Miami Heat this season. Here's a look at the ways they work to get him open shots.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day offers NBA fans the chance to see some exciting matchups involving the league's best players and teams.
Here are five noteworthy headlines you may have missed in a drama-filled week around the NBA. LaVar Ball, Lou Williams, Kevin Durant and more.
The tension between referees and players has reached insane levels during the last few months around the NBA, a meeting will now be held to resolve it.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Jabari Parker is expected to return before the All-Star break. Parker tore his ACL last February.
The Raptors look different than in past years. Is their reinvention enough to contend in the East? Their game on Thursday could provide some answers.
The Mavericks are struggling, and Dirk Nowitzki's minutes are down, but the Big German is still shooting at an incredible clip.
Andrew Bogut and Spencer Hawes were both waived this season despite having guaranteed contracts. They also happen to be outspoken politically. Coincidence?
The NBA Trade Deadline was moved up this year and is rapidly approaching. George Hill is a piece who could move the needle for several playoff contenders.