Jazz owner Greg Miller completes 3-year expedition
In all, the longest trek of Greg Miller's life took three years. He completed 58,196 miles over 33 countries and all seven continents.
News archive: September 2014 (Page 17)
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Florida State adds guards Beasley, Bacon
Dwayne Bacon, No. 40 in the ESPN 100, and Malik Beasley, No. 51, committed to Florida State while on official visits Friday.
Louisville adds five-star guard Blakeney for '15
Five-star shooting guard Antonio Blakeney announced his commitment to the Cardinals on Thursday night.
US to play Slovenia in World Cup quarters
Stephen Curry made six 3-pointers and scored 20 points Saturday, leading the U.S. national team into the quarterfinals of the Basketball World Cup.
Spain, France to meet again in World Cup quarters
Rivals Spain and France will meet again in the quarterfinals of the Basketball World Cup after both won in the round of 16 on Saturday.
Gustavo Ayon prefers to play in NBA over Europe next season
Gustavo Ayon's preference is to remain in the NBA, but the offers from Europe are more lucrative.
Jordan's Olympics Converse up for auction
A man who was a ball boy for the 1984 USA men's basketball team at the Olympics is giving up his prize possession: Michael Jordan's sneakers.
Ian Mahinmi says injury won't require surgery
While Ian Mahinmi is upset he had to leave Team France, he’s encouraged that his shoulder injury won’t require surgery.
Kings officially waive Jeremy Tyler
The Sacramento Kings today waived forward-center Jeremy Tyler, according to Kings General Manager Pete D’Alessandro.
Greg Monroe signs $5.5M qualifying offer with Detroit
Detroit Pistons forward Greg Monroe has signed a $5.5 million qualifying offer, clearing the way for him to leave the franchise next summer.
NBA interested in participating in sports betting
Legalized sports gambling in the U.S. is likely to spread and the NBA expects to profit from it, league Commissioner Adam Silver said.
Spain, US look like favorites at basketball worlds
The U.S. and Spain, who have met in the last two Olympic gold-medal games, have been the class of the Basketball World Cup.
Kings to waive Jeremy Tyler
Jeremy Tyler will be released by the Sacramento Kings at some point.
NBA could play morning games to accomodate Chinese viewers
Based on the emerging NBA television market in China, Commissioner Adam Silver suggested the possibility of early starts to capture Chinese prime-time market.
Lakers give Julyan Stone second work out
Free agent Julyan Stone will work out for the Lakers in Los Angeles this week, his second visit with the organization before meeting three other teams.