Top 10 Questions Heading Into The 2017-18 NBA Season
The 2017-18 NBA season gets underway tonight. These are the biggest questions/storylines to watch as the league returns to action.
Watch CBS News
The 2017-18 NBA season gets underway tonight. These are the biggest questions/storylines to watch as the league returns to action.
The 72nd regular season starts Tuesday night, when Boston heads to Cleveland and Houston goes to Golden State. The march toward April is finally getting underway.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich called President Trump "a soulless coward who thinks that he can only become large by belittling others" after comments that Trump made on Monday.
The Celtics hope their big offseason moves are enough to knock the Cavaliers from atop the Eastern Conference. Here's a look at every team.
The Western Conference, with a big influx of talent, looks as strong as ever going into the 2017-18 NBA season. How will it all shake out?
Hornets owner and NBA legend Michael Jordan said in an interview that basketball stars ganging up and playing for so-called super teams are hurting the competitive balance of the league.
Gian Clavell had 19 points, including five 3-pointers, and the visiting Mavericks beat the Hawks 108-94. Maxi Kleber added 16 points.
Throw in new rules legislating how they can rest players, and there are plenty of adjustments even for veteran coaches.
The medical therapy that is helping athletes better heal and and deal with the effects of inflammation.
Tilman Fertitta has been a fan of the Rockets since before they moved to Houston, and after a failed attempt to buy the team long ago he was prepared to do whatever it took not to miss another chance.
Dallas Mavericks guard Seth Curry is out indefinitely after being diagnosed with a stress reaction of his left tibia.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Dennis Smith Jr. has the talent and physical tools to become a standout in the NBA.
The NBA is scrapping the East against West format for its All-Star Game and will have captains pick teams this season.
Jonathan Motley hit a layup with 4.1 seconds left to lift the Mavericks to a win over the Bucks. Motley scored all nine of his points in a fourth quarter that saw the Mavericks outscore the Bucks 31-20.
NBA owners have passed rules designed to prevent healthy players from sitting out games and teams from losing games on purpose to improve their draft position.
Teams cannot officially start pursuing Dwyane Wade yet, because that would be tampering. The same rules don't apply to players.
Dennis Smith Jr. shrugged at the apparently soaring expectations for the point guard taken by the Dallas Mavericks with their highest draft position since getting Dirk Nowitzki nearly 20 years ago.
League-wide media days on Monday were dominated by Trump talk. While frustrations are clear, solutions are not.
Politics will be center stage across the NBA on Monday when 28 teams gather for their media days — the annual precursor to the start of training camps.
NBA players found new homes this offseason. A few front offices dealt with hirings and firings. There's a new arena in Detroit and a new owner looms in Houston. The league's logo was tweaked. But the coaches remain the same.
Bryant wore No. 8 from 1996 to 2006, when he switched to No. 24 for the remainder of a 20-year career spent entirely with the Lakers.
Restaurant and casino owner Tilman Fertitta has agreed to buy the Rockets from Leslie Alexander. Terms of the deal were not released and must be approved by the NBA Board of Governors.
It is a tumultuous time in the NFL as Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott is essentially 'on trial' without all the benefits of an actual, you know, trial. But what's happening to Zeke would almost never happen in the NBA.
The Houston Rockets and owner Leslie Alexander have upped their donation to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts to $10 million.
Mavericks restricted free agent center Nerlens Noel has agreed to sign a one-year $4.1 million qualifying offer.
