Derrick Rose undergoes surgery for left orbital fracture; back in 2 weeks
Bulls point guard Derrick Rose underwent surgery Wednesday morning to repair a left orbital fracture. He is expected to resume basketball activities in 2 weeks.
News archive: Wednesday, September 30, 2015
News publishing in english has been temporarely discontinued. You can access here to our news archive. For the latest NBA news, you can visit our NBA news site in spanish.
Mike Miller clears waivers, set to sign with Nuggets
Mike Miller has cleared waivers and is expected to sign a one-year deal with the Denver Nuggets.
Gregg Popovich reiterates he’ll coach past when Tim Duncan retires
Gregg Popovich was asked about the end being near and if he will keep coaching when this great Spurs team is done. He says he has promised to keep coaching.
Trail Blazers exercise options on McCollum, Plumlee and Vonleh
The Portland Trail Blazers have exercised team options on CJ McCollum (fourth year), center Mason Plumlee (fourth year) and forward Noah Vonleh (third year).
Nikola Pekovic isn't sure when he'll be back on the floor
Nikola Pekovic underwent surgery on his right ankle six months ago, but still, he finds himself on the sidelines watching his Timberwolves practice.
Raptors exercise team options on Caboclo, Nogueira
The Toronto Raptors announced they have exercised the third-year team options on the Rookie Scale Contracts of forward Bruno Caboclo and center Lucas Nogueira.
Jabari Parker full participant as Bucks open training camp
Jabari Parker’s first day back, for the first day of Bucks training camp, was a success. The team and its franchise player remain as restrained as ever.
Clippers' Steve Ballmer richest pro sports owner
The richest American owner of a U.S. sports team is Steve Ballmer, who bought the Los Angeles Clippers for $2 billion last August.
John Henson, Bucks close to agreement on extension
John Henson and Bucks officials have had on-going discussions about a contract extension and all signs point to a winning resolution for both parties.
Appeals court nixes plan to pay NCAA athletes
A federal appeals court struck down a plan to pay college football and basketball players in a ruling that NCAA leaders believe supports their contention.