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Two steps too many: Refs confirm LaMelo traveled en route to 3-point make
The association that represents NBA referees confirmed that LaMelo Ball took two steps too many and traveled in a widely seen clip from Wednesday night's win over Miami.[read more]
✋ NY couple names son Knickson Fyve after Knicks title chant
Vance and Yvonne Bradford's newborn son is named for the popular chant that filled the streets of New York after the Knicks' first title in over 50 years.[read more]
Co-defendant denies Billups gave him info, pleads guilty in NBA gambling case
Eric Earnest pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud Thursday but denied receiving inside information from former NBA player and coach Chauncey Billups.[read more]
LeBron responds to Trump's criticism, calls it 'slow news day in office'
LeBron James responded to President Trump's criticism by calling it a "slow news day at the office."[read more]
Ex-Laker Knecht goes coast to coast, joins Knicks on two-way
Former Lakers first-round pick Dalton Knecht has agreed to a two-way deal with the Knicks, his agents told ESPN's Shams Charania.[read more]
Phishing email to Knicks employees an 'unfortunate mistake,' MSG says
A Madison Square Garden spokesman admitted fault that employees in Knicks business operations and at the arena received a phishing email posing as an opportunity to claim an NBA championship ring, calling the incident "an unfortunate mistake."[read more]
Mavs' Flagg exits with sore shoulder after hard foul by Pacers' Nesmith
Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg was ruled out for the second half of Friday night's game at Indiana because of left shoulder soreness.[read more]
What worked -- and what didn't -- in 12 NBA season debuts
Which stars shined with their new teams? Which might want a do-over?[read more]
Opening week intel: A new trend in contract talks; another pricey decision in OKC
Why star contract negotiations have shifted, why OKC is preparing for more roster changes.[read more]
Why Warriors-Lakers was the quiet end of an incredible NBA era
For more than a decade, LeBron James shaped a massive rivalry with Stephen Curry and the Warriors. Now he's gone. Left in his wake are two teams, each in dramatic transformation.[read more]