NBA trade winds are swirling after the latest surprise involving Desmond Bane and the Orlando Magic. Now, the Los Angeles

There's no such thing as standing still in the NBA. You're either getting better, or you're getting worse. That's particularly true in an era of parity that seems to be opening and closing windows of contention faster than ever.

Last fall, when the Los Angeles Clippers lost their first four home games of the season, team owner Steve Ballmer was in a bad way. This was the first season in the Intuit Dome, a $2 billion arena constructed at Ballmer’s personal expense and to his idiosyncratic demands.

One writer suggested that the Lakers target an under-the-radar wing in free agency who currently plays for the Clippers.

A $125 million deal for Giddey? Who could give $80 million to Kuminga? See what our resident GM is offering 10 star free agents.

The Los Angeles Clippers were predicted to draft a wing whose biggest impact in college came on the defensive end of the floor.

After missing five games due to a quad strain, WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark made her return to the court today and absolutely stole the show. The Indiana Fever guard led her team to a 102-88 victory over the New York Liberty, handing them their first loss of the season.

The Thunder's do-it-all energizer and defensive menace has been a bigger part of the offense, and his playing time has increased accordingly in the most important games of the season.

Once again we have a tied series in the 2025 NBA Finals, as the Oklahoma City Thunder evened things up at 2-2 with a gritty 111-104 Game 4 win over the Indiana Pacers on Friday night in Indianapolis.