The Rockets star's $200 million deal with Adidas kicks in on Oct. 1, and the company expects him to be stepping out with Khloe Kardashian in their shoes.
The former point guard is set to help instruct Golden State players, and it's scary to think what he could do with the "Splash Brothers."
D.C. expects center to host 90 events a year. Taxpayers would foot 90 percent of construction costs.
Washington signed the two centers to non-guaranteed contracts.
Waiting until next summer makes sense for Beal and the Wizards.
The Wizards and 10 other NBA teams are without a D-League affiliate now.
Former Louisville star is an actual sports hero.
In a perfect world, Gus would call all the games.
Apparently, Anthony is still 'elite' enough to get the Brandon Armstrong treatment.
For those who need reminding, the Clippers center reneged on a verbal agreement to join the Maverickis this summer.
"Chairman of the Boards" is believed to have died in his sleep.
A post-NBA stint in Turkey will apparently be disregarded.
The point guard said on Twitter that it happens to him everywhere he goes.
Westbrook saw more of his rebounds turn into fast breaks than any player except Draymond Green and DeAndre Jordan.
Former Hoya had played two years of organized basketball when he arrived on campus from Zaire; Friday he will join the game's best players in Springfield, Mass.
Not only will division winners not be guaranteed a top-four seed, they won't even be guaranteed a postseason berth at all.
The Cavs superstar is expanding his charitable efforts.
A lot of folks thought this was hilarious.
NBA wires
Energetic broadcaster Gus Johnson will be calling games for the up-and-coming Milwaukee Bucks this season.
The Minnesota Timberwolves have hired former Detroit Pistons physical therapist Arnie Kander to head their revamped athletic training staff.
The Los Angeles Lakers have signed center Robert Upshaw to a multiyear contract.
The Milwaukee Bucks have extended the contract of general manager John Hammond through the 2016-17 season.
The Virginia medical examiner’s office says Hall of Fame basketball player Moses Malone died of natural causes.
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