TD Garden in Boston to get $70M makeover
The home arena of the Boston Bruins and the Boston Celtics is getting a $70 million makeover to make sure it sets the industry standard.
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Lakers announce agreement to purchase site for future training center/offices
The Lakers announced that they have agreed to purchase a site is intended to be the future home of a brand new training center for the Lakers.
NBA to revisit sleeved jerseys after season
NBA officials are seriously reconsidering the efficacy of sleeved jerseys, and they just might clip them entirely—if the players demand it.
Hawks get NBA approval for investors
The NBA has approved the addition of five minor investors to the Hawks ownership group. The official approval came last week.
NBADL expands to 18 teams with Knicks-owned team
The NBA Development League has added a team in the New York suburb of White Plains that will be owned and operated by the Knicks.
Hawks to add five investors to ownership group
The Hawks are on the verge of adding five minor investors to their ownership group, according to several people familiar with the situation.
Pelicans arena to be renamed Smoothie King Center
Pelicans owner Tom Benson and Smoothie King owner Wan Kim announced today a multi-year agreement to name the New Orleans Arena the “Smoothie King Center.”
Warriors put on hold their plans for new arena in San Francisco
The Golden State Warriors are putting their goal of opening a waterfront arena in San Francisco by 2017 on hold for a year - and maybe longer.
Knicks is most valuable NBA team for second straight year
Forbes announces its annual valuations of the National Basketball Association’s 30 teams, naming the Knicks as the most valuable team worth $1.4 billion.
Brooklyn Nets granted $5.25 million player exception
After the season-ending injury to center Brook Lopez, the NBA has approved a $5.25 million disabled player exception for the Brooklyn Nets.