Mo Williams to wear No. 52 for Cleveland Cavaliers this season
Mo Williams will begin his second tour in Cleveland at training camp in less than a week. He will also be sporting a new number: 52.
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Celtics President expects team to make playoffs in 2016
While he didn’t want to make any predictions, Celtics president Rich Gotham said making another playoff run is on everyone’s minds on Causeway Street.
Al Jefferson lost 20 pounds by ditching fried chicken
Charlotte center Al Jefferson changed diet and lost more than 20 pounds this summer. Fried chicken is off his menu now.
Lakers coach says Kobe will have minutes cap
Lakers coach Byron Scott says he plans to limit Kobe Bryant’s minutes as much as possible. Bryant had surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff in January.
Shaq says Anthony Davis is 'probably' the best power forward in NBA
Instead of pushing him to pattern his game after him, Shaquille O'Neal said he's told his son to learn the game by watching power forward Anthony Davis.
Warriors forward Harrison Barnes confirms change in agents
Harrison Barnes said Saturday he changed agents in advance of an Oct. 30 deadline to either sign a contract extension or become a restricted free agent.
Under new Adidas deal, James Harden to stop wearing Air Jordans
After James Harden was spotted wearing Air Jordans, the president of Adidas North America said Harden's days wearing the Jumpman are numbered.
Gus Johnson, Marques Johnson joining Bucks broadcast team
The Milwaukee Bucks and FOX Sports Wisconsin (FSW) today announced the additions of Gus Johnson and Marques Johnson to the Bucks broadcast team
Adidas signs Kelly Oubre, Terry Rozier
Adidas has signed endorsement deals with Kelly Oubre Jr. of the Washington Wizards and Terry Rozier of the Boston Celtics.
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.