When David Stern took over as commissioner in 1984, everything changed. Stern’s influence. Stern inherited a struggling ...

David Stern died Wednesday at age 77, and the tributes will pour in for days, weeks, months and years. They will all be deserved. They will focus — correctly — on how he turned the NBA around ...

David Stern was unlike any commissioner the NBA had ever seen. Serving for three decades, he not only transformed the league from a struggling organization plagued by drug issues among players but ...

Visionary David Stern, who died Wednesday, turned the NBA into a popular and global multibillion-dollar business over his 30 years as commissioner.

It was late in the summer of 1995, weeks of labor strife having consumed the N.B.A., and an off-season lockout had come to an end. David Stern, suddenly viewed by players as more corporate pariah ...

Why Stern wanted stricter rules . David's explanation was not only convincing, but he also bolstered his argument with a statistic, which he described as "pretty, widely accepted." ...

In 1997, Richardson, who had been clean for a decade, attended an event in Paris alongside Stern, expressing his gratitude for the late commissioner. "Here was the guy that had ended my career ...

David Stern fined the Spurs $250,000 for sending four players home prior to a national TV game against the Heat. And, of all people, the Mavericks owner has come to Stern's defense.

The time then-commissioner David Stern came at me for having the audacity to ask him if the draft was rigged when Patrick Ewing went to the Knicks. Hilarious. #1.8PercentChance ...

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You know an NBA team is in real trouble when even the commissioner feels the need to speak out. That was the case in late October 2007 with the New York Knicks. At that time, David Stern, Adam ...