Donald Sterling settles lawsuit against NBA
Former Clippers owner Donald Sterling has dropped a lawsuit that claimed the NBA, his wife and others conspired to illegally sell the team for $2 billion.
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Pat Riley says Chris Bosh's career with Heat is probably over
Heat's president Pat Riley said Monday he believes Chris Bosh’s career with the Miami Heat is probably over based on the player's last medical exam.
Larry Bird wants to sign Paul George to max contract
Indiana Pacers president Larry Bird wants to sign Paul George to a max contract – and he'll do it as soon as his star player is ready.
Bryan Colangelo denies Sixers aggressively shopping Noel, Okafor
Sixers president Bryan Colangelo was asked about the trade discussions with various teams about Nerlens Noel or Jahlil Okafor and said a trade was not imminent.
Spurs hire Monty Williams as vice president of basketball operations
The San Antonio Spurs hired former New Orleans Pelicans head coach Monty Williams to serve as their vice president of basketball operations.
Raptors sign GM Masai Ujiri to contract extension
The Toronto Raptors have signed President Masai Ujiri to a multi-year contract extension. Ujiri will continue to oversee basketball operations.
Timberwolves owner shoots down Ricky Rubio trade talk
Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor says that he doesn't believe point guard Ricky Rubio will be traded at this point.
NBA announces rule changes to ‘Hack-a’ fouls
The NBA announced Tuesday that its Board of Governors has approved rules changes for the 2016-17 season pertaining to deliberate away-from-the-play fouls.
No decision on moving All-Star Game from Charlotte
NBA owners made no decision about moving next year's All-Star Game from Charlotte because of North Carolina's law limiting protection for LGBT people.
Bucks extend GM John Hammond to help transition franchise
Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond will continue in his current position through the 2017-'18 season, after receiving a one-year contract extension.