Bucks sale reportedly to be finalized Thursday
The $550 million sale of the Milwaukee Bucks to hedge fund billionaires Wesley Edens and Marc Lasry is expected to be finalized by the NBA on Thursday.
NBA news: NBA economy (page 14)
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.
Sacramento finalizes agreement for Kings arena
Sacramento city officials completed a definitive agreement Friday to replace aging Sleep Train Arena with a new sports and entertainment palace for the Kings.
Sacramento City Council vote for new arena postponed
The Sacramento City Council’s historic vote on the new downtown arena for the Kings won’t take place May 13.
Sponsors severing ties with Sterling, Clippers
The Chumash Casino, the presenting sponsor of the Clippers, jumped ship along with used car dealership chain CarMax and airline Virgin America as advertisers.
Warriors announce new plans for San Francisco arena
The Warriors announced terms have been reached to purchase land where the team intends to build a new sports and entertainment center.
NBA salary cap projected to rise nearly $5 million
The NBA has informed teams that it is projecting a rise in the salary cap of nearly $5 million for next season.
LeBron James, Miami Heat once again boast No. 1 selling jerseys in NBA
The Miami Heat's LeBron James once again tops the NBA's list of most popular jerseys, where he has reigned as No. 1 since winning his second NBA title.
Bucks sold to hedge fund partners for record $550 million
The Milwaukee Bucks will announce later Wednesday that longtime owner Herb Kohl has reached an agreement to sell the team to Wesley Edens and Marc Lasry.
Pacers reach deal to stay in Indy 10 more years
The Pacers will continue to play basketball in Indianapolis for at least a decade under a $160 million deal the team and the city plan to announce Monday.
Dan DeVos: "The Magic are not for sale"
The DeVos family, which owns the Orlando Magic, has no plans or desire to sell the franchise, the team's chairman, Dan DeVos, told Sunday.