NBA

The brand’s rise and fall, and rise and fall again

Belgrade native suffered heart attack during private team dinner Tuesday

Irving has denied asking for the removal of the Jazz fan's signs

One of the N.B.A.’s most thrilling, perplexing players soars on the court, but stumbles off of it.

Two books show the basketball greats’ differing attitudes to racial politics

The Oklahoma City Thunder player is getting lighter treatment than others suspected of misconduct off the court.

An NBA player arrested by FBI agents over the disappearance of a woman has now been charged with murder after a body was found.

Joe Dumars, NBA executive vice president and head of basketball operations, said in a statement Green’s “repeated history of unsportsmanlike acts” was a factor in their decision.

In his 21st year in the league, James is as indispensable as ever to the Los Angeles Lakers’ title hopes. But can he last the whole season?

Pacers coach Rick Carlisle was so impressed, as he shared with reporters on Friday, that he declared James still in his prime.

LeBron James scored 30 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New Orleans Pelicans 133-89 to reach the final of the NBA's In-Season Tournament.

It’s still early in the new NBA season, but there is a clear picture of Ben Simmons emerging that fans need to accept.

.The former NBA power forward on Michael Jordan’s influence, moving to Alaska and seeking closure from that traumatizing day.

LeBron James has once again left the NBA in raptures after the ageless champion produced another masterpiece that defies conventional wisdom.

Knight raised Indiana to the national top tier while upholding academic standards, but he was notorious for the rage he directed at players and referees.

The distinctive courts, which match the color scheme of each team’s “City Edition” jerseys, will be used during all in-season tournament games to help fans and television viewers quickly differentiate the action from nontournament games.

He went from repping LeBron to building Klutch Sports into the ultimate agency of the NBA’s player empowerment era. But in the latest edition of GQ Clout, Rich Paul explains why he wants to be much more than an agent.