Is this finally the Clippers' year?
The Clippers are the NBA's best team so far. Is this the year Chris Paul and Blake Griffin break through in the West and contend for a title?
The Clippers are the NBA's best team so far. Is this the year Chris Paul and Blake Griffin break through in the West and contend for a title?
An email was sent to NBA corporate offices worldwide earlier this week from commissioner Adam Silver to reiterate the league's core values and commitment to equality and diversity, sources say.
Former No. 1 overall pick Greg Oden said this week he'll be remembered as the "biggest bust in NBA history."
Al Horford is expecting to travel with the Celtics and perhaps return to play on a two-game road trip that starts Saturday after a two-week absence for a concussion.
The Miami Heat expect to be without injured point guard Goran Dragic on Saturday against the Utah Jazz.
Wizards guard John Wall will play Friday against the Cavs but sit Saturday against the Bulls as the team tries to watch his minutes.
Timberwolves PG Ricky Rubio might be able to return Saturday after a five-game absence due to an elbow injury.
Three defenders can't stop Kyrie
LeBron gets the steal and slam
Anthony Davis and James Harden are among a group of NBA stars setting new scoring marks in the young season.
Our countdown of the top 200 players in the NBA reaches No. 1. Who will be the best player in 2016-17?
Dwyane Wade scored 13 points to lead the Bulls to a 98-95 win over the Heat and was loudly cheered in his first game back in Miami, calling it "one of the weirdest games I've ever played in."
Dwyane Wade confirmed before Thursday's game that he received Pat Riley's email -- but he hadn't read it yet.
Are Wade, Riley being passive aggressive?
Wade's return to Miami was nothing short of 'weird'
Wade schools Winslow, finishes with sensational reverse layup
Wade heavily booed as he ices win with free throws
Wade scores first points in Miami as visitor
Wade: 'Weirdest basketball game I've ever played'
Wade receives resounding ovation from Miami crowd
Butler well aware Wade is open behind him
The Bulls guard and wife Gabrielle Union say Miami is home because of friends, family and the weather.
Since going 0-for-10 from deep a week ago, Stephen Curry can barely miss. After the Warriors' easy win in Denver, add another seven 3s to his tally.
Kevin Durant scored at least 20 points in 72 straight games. That ranked among the best streaks in NBA history, but it was snapped Thursday.
The Pelicans are struggling this season, but Anthony Davis gives fans a big reason to watch New Orleans.
LeBron James discussed Donald Trump's victory, saying "he's the guy, and we all have to figure out a way that we can make America as great as it can be."
President Barack Obama congratulated the Cavs on their world championship Thursday, and he also thanked them for cementing the '96 Bulls as the greatest team of all time.
How likely are the Lakers to make the playoffs in their first season without Kobe Bryant? Kevin Pelton examines the pros and cons.
It didn't come easily, but two-plus weeks into the NBA season the Pelicans finally have a victory after hanging on Thursday night in Milwaukee.
When the Knicks' Willy Hernangomez tried to help an opponent, his teammate let him know there's an advantage in having a tougher, old-school mindset.
The Denver Nuggets would like a second chance at the final moment of a loss in Memphis.
As the Clippers prepare to depart for Oklahoma City, Blake Griffin brushed aside notions that those close to him would be recruiting the five-time All-Star to his hometown team next season.
Dallas is trying to accomplish dual goals: Give Dirk Nowitzki a respectable twilight and develop talent for the post-Dirk future.
Kawhi Leonard is crushing the competition in isolation this season. How? It all goes back to a training regimen pioneered by Michael Jordan.
ESPN Radio's Dan Le Batard discusses Stan Van Gundy's reaction to the presidential election, Dwyane Wade's relationship with Pat Riley, Wade's return to Miami and the Heat's Big Three era.
His upbringing in integrated neighborhoods and traveling the world as player and coach opened his eyes.
Karl-Anthony Towns is rising fast in the rankings. Is he ready for the top 10?
LeBron passes Kobe as the youngest ever. Bryant held the previous record at 32 years, 160 days. twitter.com/SportsCenter/s…
Andrew Bogut on current levels of political polarization (mentions Enes Kanter situation)
LeBron passes Kobe Bryant to become the youngest player to reach the 27,000-point milestone. pic.twitter.com/XDhIhMXglx
The Knicks face a Celtics team without Al Horford and Jae Crowder. They're fully healthy, so this seems like a good opportunity to steal a road win against an Atlantic Division foe.
Andrew Bogut on his vote if he happened to have one and the shocking result
KING JAMES! LeBron becomes the youngest player in NBA history to reach 27,000 career points. pic.twitter.com/umUtBt6MWj
LeBron James sees Marcin Gortat's pass all the way, gets the steal and finishes with the emphatic slam.
Andrew Bogut, who started his career in Wisconsin, offered some thoughts on why the Midwest flipped to Trump
That's an interesting way to customize a jersey:
A few other draft prospects to watch in the Arizona-Michigan State game. Super athletic freshman PG Kobi Simmons may be the bounciest player in CBB. Freshman wing Rawle Alkins is a physically imposing. And Spartan freshman Josh Langford has terrific handles for a 6-5 guard.
"They've given us hope." @KingJames talks the impact of having an African American President on the black community es.pn/2fF3Qfk
Per @JoshuaBRobbins, Jeff Green now starting over Aaron Gordon? Green's teams have all bn worse when he steps on th… twitter.com/i/web/status/7…
Boston Celtics big man Al Horford (concussion) said he'll travel with the team on upcoming two-game road trip.
LeBron's Veterans Day kicks are too crispy 👌 (Via @SportsCenter) #HoopsForTroops pic.twitter.com/xbDJYWRf80
LeBron James on why the Cavs White House visit meant so much & how President Obama has changed how he sees the world espn.com/video/clip?id=…
Iman Shumpert was not reacting to the fact that the podium was portable in the video that went viral Thursday, but to the way the White House workers immediately responded to President Barack Obama's request to move it: "He said 'team' and three guys were over there. He said 'team' and that s--- was gone."
Two potential freshmen lottery picks -- Arizona's Lauri Markkanen (ranked No. 12 in our Top 100) & Michigan State's Miles Bridges (ranked No. 13) -- square off in the opening game. A few NBA scouts feel Bridges has talent on par with Jaylen Brown & Justise Winslow. Markkanen is a super skilled, fluid 7 footer from Finland.
Celtics big man Al Horford (concussion) went through an individual workout before Friday's game but will not play vs. Knicks. Coach Brad Stevens said he'll huddle with docs later to see if Horford has a chance to play on upcoming two-game road trip. Stevens: "If he's available or has a chance of being available, he comes on the trip. If not, he doesn't have a chance of being available, he won't come."
Celtics coach Brad Stevens on why he tweaked Boston's starting lineup: "We haven't started well the last two games. … Marcus [Smart] and Kelly [Olynyk], I think that, from my evaluation of the other night, I thought they were probably our two best defenders in the game the other night. I'd like to start off with that mindset right out of the gates."
J.R. Smith on why he didn't give the tattoo T-shirts to President Obama: "It wasn't the time and place for it."
I'm here in Honolulu at the Armed Forces Classic for my first scouting event of the 2017 NBA Draft season. First up is Arizona-Michigan State 7 pm ET on ESPN.
The Boston Celtics, shorthanded due to injuries and struggling defensively, have tweaked their starting lineup vs Knicks. Kelly Olynyk and Marcus Smart move in alongside Isaiah Thomas, Avery Bradley, and Amir Johnson. Rookie Jaylen Brown and Tyler Zeller to the bench.