The Raptors advance to their very first NBA Finals by defeating the Bucks 100-94. Led by Kawhi Leonard and his 27 points and 17 rebounds, the Raptors overcame a 15-point deficit and won the series in ...

Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry (30) drives to the basket between Toronto Raptors' Marc Gasol, left, and Danny Green (14) during the NBA Finals in Toronto. Gregory Shamus/Pool Photo via AP ...

Kyle Kuzma's performance paves the way for him to win the 2019 MTN Dew Ice Rising Stars MVP. The Home team wins it for the Carolinas and Famous Los wins MVP of the 2019 All-Star Celebrity Game.

Philadelphia 76ers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey is a well-respected executive around the league. He's won everywhere he's been, though he's still looking for that first NBA ...

Despite being relatively disappointing considering the hype, the 2019 NBA Draft is still a talented draft class. Just like the 2018 class before them and the 2020 class after them, the 2019 draft ...

Minutes after trading Georges Niang to the Utah Jazz, the Boston Celtics agreed to a one-year deal with veteran forward Chris Boucher, according to a report from ESPN's Shams Charania. The deal with ...

Former NBA point guard Jeremy Lin announced his decision to step away from the sport in an Instagram post on Saturday. "As athletes, we are always aware that the possibility of retirement is never far ...

Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard was reportedly paid $28 million by a company funded by team owner Steve Ballmer that helped the Clippers evade the NBA salary cap, according to a report by ...

The NBA Finals started off sluggish, when it comes to viewership. Despite an excellent product on the floor, like Tyrese Haliburton hitting the game-winner in Game 1, people just weren’t watching as ...

Ja Morant is out with a calf injury, has already been suspended once this season and hasn't made an All-Star appearance since 2022-23. And he's still easily one of the most successful picks from the ...

The 2025 NBA Finals were one of the least-watched in history—but Game 7 delivered an important viewership lift. The do-or-die Game 7 between the Thunder and Pacers drew 16.35 million viewers on ABC ...