Miami Heat says guard Gerald Green doing better but offers few details
The Miami Heat didn’t reveal much about guard Gerald Green on Thursday morning other than players and coaches are happy to hear he’s doing better.
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Heat's Green hospitalized for unknown reasons
Heat guard Gerald Green was hospitalized for undisclosed reasons on Wednesday after an incident in which police were summoned to his residence.
Chandler Parsons restricted to 10-12 minutes a game
Mavericks' $46-million small forward Chandler Parsons won’t play enough to produce the kind of numbers expected from a player cashing those paychecks.
Al Horford on pace to set career best in 3-pointers in only 10 games
Al Horford is on a pace to smash his season mark for most 3-pointers in a season in less than 10 games. Horford is 5 of 18 from 3-point range this season.
Rockets, Harden not worried about bad start
James Harden is merely in a horrendous shooting slump that has his Houston Rockets and their inconsistent lineup sitting at 0-3.
Chris Bosh scores 21 in regular-season return
Chris Bosh returned and had a team-leading 21 points and 10 rebounds, and aggressively reached the free-throw line 10 times in 32 minutes of action.
Chris Paul wants to retire as a Clipper
Chris Paul is supremely confident in his place with the Clippers, the franchise where he says he wants to finish his career.
Stephen Curry goes nuts with 24 first-quarter points
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry went supernova in the first quarter of their home opener on ring night, celebrating their 2015 NBA championship.
Tolliver misses opener to be with wife for daughter's birth
Hawks forward Anthony Tolliver flew back to Detroit early Tuesday after his pregnant wife went into labor. The Tollivers now have a new daughter.
President Obama attends Cavaliers-Bulls game
There was a special visitor for the Bulls' season opener: President Barack Obama, a former Chicago resident and acknowledged Bulls fan.