The NBA trade deadline is Feb. 9, but the Lakers have been reluctant to deal their 2027 and 2029 first-round draft picks to help LeBron James win now.
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Donovan Mitchell, Giannis, LeBron among NBA season’s stunning offensive performers
Donovan Mitchell’s 71-point performance was the 12th time a player has scored at least 70 and is among several spectacular individual games this year.
NBA on Christmas Day: Schedule, TV times, how to watch league’s annual holiday showcase
Five games featuring the NBA’s best teams and players – including LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Nikola Jokic – are scheduled on Christmas Day.
Which comes first in NBA – expansion or a female head coach? | Opinion
Nearly six years ago, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said there will be a female head coach, and it’s on him to ensure it happens sooner than later.
Former Michigan State walk-on buys Phoenix Suns, Mercury for nearly $4 billion
Ishbia, a billionaire mortgage lender who won a national title with the Spartans in 2000, will become the youngest NBA team owner at 42.
Warriors’ Steph Curry expected to miss about three weeks after suffering shoulder injury
Steph Curry injured his left shoulder Wednesday night when he tried to strip the ball away from the Pacers’ Jalen Smith as he drive to the basket.
Yes, even the Celtics have a flaw: The good (and bad) for every NBA team this season
Even with good NBA teams, there are negatives, and with bad teams, there are positives – even if you have to really search for it.
USA TODAY Network survey reveals top six NBA MVP candidates at season’s quarter-mark
Steph Curry is off to another strong start along with Nikola Jokic, Jayson Tatum, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Devin Booker and Luka Doncic, among others.
Pacers rookie Bennedict Mathurin used NBA Academy to launch promising career
Bennedict Mathurin decided at 15 to move to Mexico City and hone his basketball skills. The Pac-12 player of the year could be the Pacers’ lynchpin.
Amazon has no plans to remove antisemitic film at center of Kyrie Irving suspension
“We have to allow access to (different) viewpoints, even if they are objectionable,” Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said of a film with antisemitic content.