Adam Silver 'Focused On Action' In 2nd Year As NBA Commissioner
When he returns to the All-Star stage on Saturday, he isn't planning to announce a new platform. But he also knows that the time for talk is ending.
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When he returns to the All-Star stage on Saturday, he isn't planning to announce a new platform. But he also knows that the time for talk is ending.
As New York City gets set to host the NBA's biggest names this weekend, we look back at some of the best All-Star games the area has ever seen.
Carmelo Anthony has acknowledged he may soon need to shut himself down due to a sore left knee. Surgery is an option, too. But he's still planning to start Sunday's showcase at MSG.
On Thursday morning, the Dynamic Duo discussed coaching strategies, compared rosters and disclosed how they each plan to handle working with assistant coaches.
The way owners and front office executives react to angry letters tells a lot about them as people. It separates class from trash, smart from idiotic.
Fox may or may have not lost some street cred after belting out "Forever In Blue Jeans" with the Dynamic Radio Duo providing backup vocals.
Knicks owner James Dolan is getting a pass for sending an email to a fan in which he speculates that the man may be an alcoholic.
Produced by LeBron James' Springhill Production Company, the one-hour "NBA All-Star All-Style" will be taped Friday night inside New York's Hammerstein Ballroom and air Saturday.
In the past three weeks we've seen Steph Curry go for 51, Kevin Durant have his 43rd career 40 point game and Klay Thompson pour in 37 in one quarter. These kinds of performances are what we like to call "Stop and Watch games." As in stop what you're doing right now and get to a television immediately.
Well that didn't take long! Six weeks to the day since I predicted here that a fan-protest campaign would get rerouted from the Jets' complex to MSG, my vision is nearing fruition.
Carmelo Anthony left in the fourth quarter to get his left knee re-taped, the team said, but never returned — and in the locker room afterward, showed signs of frustration.
I've had enough of D-Will's excuses. Trading Brook Lopez could also be addition by subtraction. They both have to go — for whatever Nets GM Billy King can get at auction.
The Sacramento Kings are looking for a head coach and George Karl is apparently looking for a job. Seems like a perfect fit, yeah? Not so fast!
Breaking from what had become standard procedure of taking the mid-winter showcase to a warm-weather city, the NBA decided to stay home in 2015 and show off two of its flashiest arenas.
Let's take a look at five events in sports over the last year more surprising than Beck's shocking GRAMMYs Album of the Year win.
In honor of NBA All-Star Weekend coming to The Big Apple, the NBA has released an interactive map entitled "A History Of New York City Basketball."
Dolan called the father of filmmaker Aaron Bierman a "hateful mess" and a "negative force" to anyone with whom he comes into contact -- and wondered if he was an alcoholic.
In just over a week the biggest stars in the basketball world will begin to converge on the New York area for the NBA All-Star weekend.
'Tiny' -- a Bronx native -- is an NBA ambassador if there ever was one and with NBA All-Star Weekend closing in on New York, his visit today came with a purpose.
Determined to remain relevant with current American culture, our two newest governors of sport rocked our world this week.
Draymond Green had 20 points and 13 rebounds, and the Golden State Warriors beat the New York Knicks 106-92 on Saturday night to give Steve Kerr a win in his first game coaching in the arena he nearly called home.
John Wall scored 17 points, Rasual Butler had 15 and the Washington Wizards broke a five-game skid, coasting to a 114-77 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night.
Even Lionel Hollins admitted that Wednesday's win in Toronto meant a little more considering the venue. Unfortunately, all of this recent good work can be undone in a weekend.
Fears are being expressed that an NBA All-Star concert next week in one of the city's busiest neighborhoods could hurt local business and stop traffic.
Nets point guard Jarrett Jack had his own special version on Monday night, with "month" crossed out and "YEARS" written below it.
