Goodbye, Jason Kidd. Now Mavs fans can finally really move on
NBAEveryone knew this had to happen to truly rebuild. The Dallas Mavericks are moving on from Jason Kidd as head coach.
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NBAEveryone knew this had to happen to truly rebuild. The Dallas Mavericks are moving on from Jason Kidd as head coach.
NBAFrench basketball star Victor Wembanyama will be playing two NBA matches in Europe next season
Harper seems like a superstar in the making, but for now, the Spurs have been succeeding with Fox, so why change now?
Following a full week in Chicago, here's what we're hearing about how the 2026 NBA Draft could shake out
NBAThe Knicks staged one of the biggest fourth-quarter comebacks in NBA playoff history on Tuesday night, storming back from 22 points down to beat the Cavaliers.
WNBAAre early-season team records an indication of overall averageness. Or, are great teams about to emerge?
NBAGame 2 of the Western Conference Finals continues
WNBADraftees, trade acquisitions and free agents found their way onto news teams. These 10 have had the most impact.
A vague policy aimed at taunting produced a foolish and discrediting result, Wetzel writes.
NBAPayton Pritchard has outgrown the “great contract” conversation, and Boston now has to decide what comes next.
WNBAThe Phoenix Mercury were looking to extend a winning run on Tuesday in a home game against the Toronto Tempo. Instead, they faced an uncomfortable awakening about the team’s defense in a 90-98 loss.
NBAThe NBA's two best teams are also members of a group of franchises that control much of the next eight drafts.
NBAHere's how monks in central China helped turn Victor Wembanyama into what he has now become: the most unstoppable force in basketball.
NBACheck out what sports experts are saying about which player the Golden State Warriors might select in the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft.
NBAWembanyama to Pile up the Assists in Game 2: Bet on It
WNBAIt's been a hot start for the expansion team.
NBAWhich way is Brad Stevens going to take the Boston Celtics this summer?
NBAThe Spurs can take a commanding lead with another road win to start the series.
WNBAIn the WNBA, most rookies spend their first season trying to adjust, learn about the pace, the physicality, and where they fit in a league that doesn’t wait for anyone. Lauren Betts is doing that too.
NBAMoreno hosted a pro day on Tuesday.
NBAThe first seven games of Karl-Anthony Towns, point center, had worked better than anyone could’ve anticipated. But this Game 1 was a different story.
WNBAThe Phoenix Mercury’s first foray against the Toronto Tempo in franchise history was nothing like they expected. Fresh off a win, Phoenix was looking to assert its dominance further.
NBAIf there was an injury report for such things, the San Antonio Spurs would be listing the voice of coach Mitch Johnson as questionable these days. It's not five-on-five when teams come to play at Paycom Center, the home of the Oklahoma City Thunder. The T-shirts handed out for Game 1 read “Oklahoma City Loud," and no, it's not just a saying.
NBAThe Cavaliers aren’t out of the series, at least not yet.
NBAThese NBA Playoffs are providing a roadmap for how the Celtics maneuver through their offseason.
WNBAINDIANAPOLIS — Forget the hair. Indiana Fever assistant Tully Bevilaqua has a lot of fond memories about her time with the Portland Fire, but her noticeably shorter hair back then isn’t one of them. “Don’t worry,” a pony-tailed Bevilaqua said Tuesday at Fever practice, flashing a sheepish smile. “My mom still reminds me!” The Fever will host the Fire on Wednesday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and it will serve as a full-circle moment for Bevilaqua. The 53-year-old Australian is an advance scou
NBAOver the first three quarters, Landry Shamet was on the floor for a grand total of three minutes and 13 seconds.
NBAMadison Square Garden went electric when the Knicks’ customary spark went out.
NBA“I command thee for no more spells from Mayor Mamdani on any team or anyone that interfere with their success. I'm here to protect the Knicks from his benevolent respect," the Voodoo King chanted outside Madison Square Garden.
NBAHe attempted to explain the rationale for his curious decision-making in the fourth quarter as his Cavaliers watched a 22-point lead disappear.