John Calipari's hope of avoiding the first draft of his tenure in Lexington without a one-and-done lottery pick lies with Kevin Knox.
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Philadelphia stays put at Staples Center as the Sixers (7-6) square off against the Los Angeles Lakers (6-8). Here's how to watch online.
Minnesota Timberwolves remember Ricky Rubio fondly. But nostalgia might be clouding their memory, for an era of basketball that didn't work.
The Toronto Raptors doubled down on the current era. But they're young players hint at a bright future for the next era of basketball.
ometimes bad things happen to good teams and good players. Welcome to the second edition of our NBA Powerless rankings. Defending Nikola Jokic edition.
It's still early, but Jae Crowder looks like a much worse version of the player we saw in Boston over the last two seasons.
The Stance NBA Snow Camo Collection allows fans of 10 NBA teams to demonstrate their fan-hood in a stylish new way for the winter season.
Chris Douglas-Roberts walked away from the NBA and the opportunity to make millions. Instead he's remade his life and his very self.
Centers are combining to make 31.2 3-pointers and attempt 91.9 3-pointers per game so far this season. Here's why those numbers won't likely change much.
Are the Celtics the new Spurs? A new episode of Fastbreak Breakfast examines who's going to step up when it matters most.
Welcome to a new Triple-Double Watch, a weekly check-in on everyone’s favorite arbitrary milestone of round, base-ten numbers. Lonzo Ball!
The New York Knicks had a 99.2% probability of winning Monday night against the Cavaliers, but somehow found a way to lose anyways.
We saw both sides of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night. Despite early-season struggles, this is a team to be feared on offense.
The Washington Wizards desperately need depth in their rotation. An evolving Kelly Oubre has given them just that so far this season.
What if the all-time great basketball movies were rebooted in 2017? We put together our list of stars we would want to see playing our favorite roles.
In this week's NBA power rankings, the Celtics, Rockets and Warriors reign supreme. While the Clippers, Jazz and Bulls continue to sink.
What does the perfect basketball player look like, physically? What position do they play? Who do they guard? What kind of leader are they?
Ron Artest, aka, Metta World Peace will be a part of the BIG3 league, joining the Killer 3's for the league's second season.
LeBron James likes Dallas Mavericks rookie Dennis Smith, and continues to hold a grudge against former Knicks president Phil Jackson.
Through two games, it looks as if the way we measure Ayton’s success and development this season might be a simple 50/50 observation: Did Ayton stand out?