Jeremy Lin says security wouldn’t let him into Hornets arena
New Hornets guard Jeremy Lin said Saturday that he was turned away from working out because a security guard refused to believe he could be an NBA player.
News archive: September 2015 (Page 11)
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No progress on extension talks between Bradley Beal, Wizards
Bradley Beal and the Washington Wizards have maintained dialogue throughout the summer but there’s no rush and substantial progress hasn’t been made.
Rockets' Motiejunas unsure if he’ll be ready for start of camp
Rockets forward Donatas Motiejunas said he was not sure if he will be far enough along in his rehabilitation to be cleared for the start of training camp.
Briante Weber unable to pass Heat camp physical
The Miami Heat's training-camp roster is back down to 18 players with undrafted Virginia Commonwealth guard Briante Weber unable to pass his physical.
Pelicans considering Chris Douglas-Roberts
The New Orleans Pelicans are considering free agent forward Chris Douglas-Roberts for a training camp invite.
Argentina, Venezuela qualify for Rio Olympics
Gregory Vargas made a free throw with 0.3 seconds left after being fouled on an offensive rebound and Venezuela stunned Canada to qualify for 2016 Rio Olympics.
Former Iowa star Roy Marble dies after battling cancer at 48
Roy Marble, the high-flying guard who scored the most points in Iowa history, died Friday after a long battle with cancer. He was 48.
C.J. Fair agrees to camp deal with Pacers
Free agent C.J. Fair, out of Syracuse in 2014, has agreed to a 1-year camp deal with the Indiana Pacers, agent Joel Bell tells Yahoo.
Clippers consider bringing Paul Pierce off bench
Wes Johnson, who the Clippers signed in free agency from the Lakers, is still being considered as an option to start, sending Paul Pierce to the bench.
Mike Miller sues to recover money lost in Ponzi scheme
South Dakota native and NBA player Mike Miller has filed a federal lawsuit against a Ponzi scammer who stopped repaying the money he stole.
Draymond Green makes $3.1 million donation to Michigan State athletics
Draymond Green announced a 3.1 million donation to Michigan State athletics Thursday in conjunction with the school where he played from 2008–12.
Wolves' Saunders to take leave to fight cancer; Mitchell will coach
Timberwolves associate head coach Sam Mitchell will lead the team while Flip Saunders recovers from cancer treatment.
Nikoloz Tskitishvili signs with Clippers
Nikoloz Tskitishvili has signed a contract with the Los Angeles Clippers. Tskitishvili was the 5th overall pick in the 2002 NBA Draft.
Juwan Staten agrees to one-year deal with Warriors
Juwan Staten has agreed to a one-year contract with the Golden State Warriors. Staten went undrafted out of West Virginia in 2015.
Knicks agree to partially guaranteed deal with Travis Trice
Travis Trice and the New York Knicks have agreed upon a partially guaranteed one-year deal. He played for the Miami Heat in Summer League.