Kenyon Martin to work out for Grizzlies
Veteran forward Kenyon Martin, who played for the Knicks last season, will work out for the Grizzlies tomorrow but nothing imminent.
News archive: Wednesday, November 12, 2014
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Tobias Harris may be eyeing Knicks as a 2015 restricted free agent
Tobias Harris could end up staying in his hometown for much longer if he ends up signing with the Knicks as a restricted free agent next summer.
Nets.com owners want $5 million from the Brooklyn Nets for their domain name
The Nets do not own the Internet domain name Nets.com, and whoever does has been playing a yearslong joke on the team’s fans.
Heat seek improvement on defensive end
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said defense remains a concern despite the impressive start.
Kobe Bryant sets record for missed shots
Kobe Bryant made history Tuesday, setting the NBA record for career missed field goals with 13,418, one more than Boston Celtics legend John Havlicek.
Dirk Nowitzki passes Olajuwon as top international scorer
Dirk Nowitzki has passed Hakeem Olajuwon on the NBA's all-time scoring list. In doing so, he became the highest-scoring international player in league history.
Sixers to sign forward Covington
The 76ers are expected to sign 6-9, 215-pound forward Robert Covington this week, according to a source.
Lakers' Wayne Ellington given leave of absence after father is killed
The Lakers granted reserve guard Wayne Ellington an indefinite leave of absence after his father was shot and killed Sunday night in Philadelphia.
Nico Batum to miss at least 2 games with knee injury
Blazers small forward Nicolas Batum missed Tuesday night's game versus the Charlotte Hornets and will not travel to Denver for Wednesday's game.
Grizzlies, Raptors improve to 7-1 after wins over Lakers, Magic
Mike Conley scored 23 points and the Grizzlies got a strong effort from their struggling bench to turn away the Los Angeles Lakers 107-102 on Tuesday night.
Spurs show up Warriors to win back-to-back
Tony Parker had 28 points and seven assists, Kawhi Leonard scored 19, and the restless San Antonio Spurs beat the Warriors 113-100 on Tuesday night.