Steph Or LeBron, Who Needs To Win The NBA Finals More?
Would another NBA Finals win solidify Stephen Curry's team and game atop the NBA? Does LeBron James' legacy hang on the series outcome?
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Would another NBA Finals win solidify Stephen Curry's team and game atop the NBA? Does LeBron James' legacy hang on the series outcome?
Did the Warriors win the Western Conference Finals, or did the Thunder give it to them? Either way, Golden State is favored to repeat.
The Warriors changed the NBA with their new-world game. But one eternal basketball truth still holds... shots closer to the rim are easier.
LeBron James has a singular hold on the NBA right now, more so than even the heralded Stephen Curry.
Maverick Carter, the business manager for the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar, hinted in a recent GQ interview that the lifetime contract James signed with Nike is worth $1 billion.
The Thunder rolled over the Spurs, again. But San Antonio's future remains bright, with or without Duncan, Ginobili and Parker.
Following a record-setting season, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry became the first-ever unanimous choice for NBA MVP on Tuesday.
Charles Barkley suggested the Atlanta Hawks get physical with the Cleveland Cavaliers to slow them down. And he's right.
A promising basketball career ended with a motorcycle crash and a life nearly lost in the process, but the onetime New Jersey hoops star is pressing on.
The NBA will begin selling jersey sponsorships in 2017-18, becoming the first major North American sports league to put partners' logos on players' uniforms.
Kobe played at an obscene level for 18 of his 20 years. The 18-time NBA All-Star scored more points than almost anyone. Need more proof?
LeBron James has made the NBA Finals five years straight. Will it be six? More competition in the East could make it hard.
The Warriors dominated the NBA regular season, with the Spurs close behind. Can Curry and company take the West again?
Be ready to shell out big bucks for Kobe Bryant's final game.
Ramon Sessions collected 21 points and 12 assists in three quarters as the Wizards blew an early 20-point lead before pulling out a 120-111 victory over the Nets.
The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors might just be better than the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls, the greatest team in NBA history.
It should be an exciting time for NBA fans. There's only problem: The Spurs might do what they so often do by sitting some of their key players to help ensure they're healthy and strong for the playoffs.
Bradley Beal scored 25 points as the Washington Wizards earned a needed win without John Wall, downing the Brooklyn Nets 121-103 Wednesday night.
LeBron James scored 24 points to move into 12th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list and the Cleveland Cavaliers hammered the Brooklyn Nets 107-87.
Mavericks reserve guard J.J. Barea scored 26 points in a must-have game, and Dallas rallied past the New York Knicks 91-89.
Reserve forward Andrew Nicholson had a career-high 24 points and seven teammates also scored in double figures to lead the Magic to an easy 139-105 victory over the Nets.
Sean Kilpatrick added a career-best 25 points, but it was not enough as Brooklyn lost for the ninth time in its last 11 games.
The Sacramento Kings rode a 24-point, 20-rebound night by DeMarcus Cousins to an 88-80 win over the depleted New York Knicks for a rare road victory.
College basketball would be more enjoyable if marquee players stayed in school longer. But those dynasty days aren't coming back.
If Carmelo Anthony ever decides that enough is enough and he wants out of New York, here are five hypothetical trade scenarios for no. 7.
