Nicolas Batum, C.J. McCollum hurt in Trail Blazers' loss
Forward Nicolas Batum (right knee) and guard C.J. McCollum (left ankle sprain) did not return to the game after going down in the second and third quarters.
News archive: April 2015 (Page 13)
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Milwaukee Bucks unveil new logo
The Milwaukee Bucks unveiled a new visual identity for the franchise tonight at a special event at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Warriors' Thompson drops 26 in second quarter
Klay Thompson scored 26 of his 42 points in a sensational second quarter, and the Warriors held off a frantic rally to beat the undermanned Grizzlies 111-107.
Duke's Winslow joins Okafor in NBA draft
Duke's Justise Winslow will enter the NBA Draft, the school announced Tuesday. Winslow joins fellow freshman Jahlil Okafor in declaring for the draft.
Arkansas' Portis to declare for NBA draft
Arkansas sophomore Bobby Portis said he was declaring for the NBA after a standout season that saw him named the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year.
Notre Dame guard Jackson returning for junior year
Notre Dame guard Demetrius Jackson is returning to school next season. Jackson had been projected as a potential first-round pick in the NBA draft.
Perry Ellis to return to Kansas for senior season
Kansas forward Perry Ellis says he will return for his senior season. The 6-foot-8 Ellis averaged 13.8 points and 6.9 rebounds last season.
Isaiah Thomas, Tim Duncan named Players of the Week
Isaiah Thomas and Tim Duncan were named NBA Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for games played April 6 through April 12.
Lakers plan to sign guard Vander Blue
Depleted by injuries, the Los Angeles Lakers plan to sign guard Vander Blue for the season’s final two games, according to a league source.
NBA executive Rod Thorn to retire in August
Rod Thorn, on his second run as the NBA's president of basketball operations, plans to leave the league office and retire in August, according to sources.
Pepsi to replace Coke in NBA marketing deal
The NBA said Monday that it's struck a new marketing partnership with Pepsico, ending a 28-year partnership with Coca-Cola.
Police will not charge Howard with child abuse
Authorities in Atlanta have declined to charge Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard with child abuse.
Jazz head athletic trainer Gary Briggs to retire
Utah Jazz Head Athletic Trainer Gary Briggs, who has overseen the team’s training staff for the last 15 seasons, will retire following the 2014-15 NBA season.
Injured Lakers guard Jeremy Lin to miss final 3 games
Lakers guard Jeremy Lin will miss the final three games of Los Angeles' season with a sore left knee.
Tim Duncan moves up in record books as Spurs beat Suns
Sunday's game marked Tim Duncan's 1,330th as an NBA player, a mark that surpassed Hall of Famer Moses Malone for 11th all-time.