Kyrie Irving has fractured knee cap, will miss 3-4 months
Kyrie Irving received an MRI which revealed a fractured left knee cap. He will have surgery to repair the knee and is projected to be out three to four months.
News archive: Friday, June 05, 2015
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Salary cap leaping to $90 million for 2016-17
The salary cap will take an enormous leap to about $90 million in 2016-17, a move from approximately $67 million next season, NBA Commissioner said Thursday.
Jameer Nelson planning to opt out of $2.85M deal with Nuggets
Denver Nuggets guard Jameer Nelson is planning to opt out of his $2.85 million player option for the 2015-16 season to enter free agency.
Irving to have MRI on knee after Game 1 exit
Cavs point guard Kyrie Irving suffered another setback on his troublesome left knee at the most inopportune juncture in overtime of Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Warriors need overtime, but top Cavaliers in Game 1
Stephen Curry had 26 points and eight assists, and the Warriors withstood a 44-point effort by LeBron James for a thrilling 108-100 overtime victory over Cavs.
Sale of Atlanta Hawks to be completed June 24
The sale of the Atlanta Hawks to a group led by billionaire Tony Ressler is scheduled to be completed on June 24.
Pistons hire famed agent Arn Tellem for senior management position
Legendary sports agent Arn Tellem is leaving that world behind to join the Pistons and Palace Sports & Entertainment.
Nuggets discuss head coaching job with Wizards assistant Don Newman
The Denver Nuggets received permission to interview Washington Wizards assistant Don Newman and discussed the franchise’s vacant head coaching job with him.
Wisconsin governor announces $500 million deal for new Bucks arena
Taxpayers would pick up half the cost of a $500 million arena for the Milwaukee Bucks under a financial deal that would rely on current and former team owners.
Bevo Francis dies at 82; scored 113 points in college basketball game
Clarence "Bevo" Francis, who had 113 points for Rio Grande College in a 1954 game and was one of college basketball's great scorers, has died. He was 82.