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Stephen Curry scored 31 points as Golden State erased a 25-point deficit to beat the Lakers 112-95 in its NBA Cup opener. A 50-7 bench advantage and Brandin Podziemski's 21 points turned
Tyrese Maxey scored 17 fourth-quarter points as Philadelphia erased a 13-point deficit to beat Indiana 114–109. Anfernee Simons supplied six 3-pointers off the bench, helping the Sixers recover from a third quarter they lost 36–13.
Jalen Duren turned down Detroit's $35 million-per-year offer and found no competing bids after two months in free agency. Now the Pistons' All-NBA center faces an October 1 qualifying offer deadline that
The Houston Rockets committed five years and $208 million to Amen Thompson on Wednesday, leaving $43 million in available max money behind. The deal is a bet on a cornerstone who averages
Klay Thompson forfeited nearly $10 million in his Dallas buyout to sign with the Miami Heat alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo. He called it 'a redemption season.' Whether his career-low shooting in Dallas was
Anthony Edwards flew to Miami to personally pitch Jonathan Kuminga to the Timberwolves, selling defensive identity and matchup freedom over the Lakers' bigger offer. The deal is done. The player option in
LeBron James, Joel Embiid, and Jaylen Brown lead the most expensive championship chase in 76ers history. But the backup plan at center is 7-foot-6 and just returned from three years of basketball
ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported the Golden State Warriors are likely to explore trading Jimmy Butler before February's deadline. Butler, recovering from ACL surgery, has said he wants to retire in Golden State.
Victor Wembanyama told a French content creator in August that he could score more than 100 points in an NBA game. Two former NBA players — Chandler Parsons and Lou Williams —
The NBA imposed the harshest penalties in league history on the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday, stripping five first-round draft picks and suspending owner Steve Ballmer for salary cap circumvention tied to
The NBA has stripped the Los Angeles Clippers of five consecutive first-round draft picks and fined owner Steve Ballmer $30 million following its yearlong investigation into salary-cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. Leonard,
Russell Westbrook, three weeks after retiring from the NBA, has joined Project B as co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer. The global basketball league launches in January 2027. Whether the game's most statistically
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