Ex-player Shane Battier in favor of 60-game NBA season
Shane Battier came up with a number of games that he believes would be ideal to protect the athletes and make the games that are played much more compelling.
NBA news: Former NBA players (page 20)
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Earl Lloyd, first black player in NBA, dies at 86
Earl Lloyd, the first black player in NBA history, died Thursday. He was 86. Lloyd's alma mater, West Virginia State, confirmed his death.
Former NBA, NCAA champ Richard Hamilton retires
Richard Hamilton has retired from basketball. The former UConn and Detroit Pistons guard announced his decision Thursday.
Steve Blake will change jersey number to honor Jerome Kersey
Following the untimely and tragic loss of Trail Blazers legend Jerome Kersey, Portland guard Steve Blake will switch his jersey number to 5,hanging up the 25.
Trail Blazers great Jerome Kersey passes suddenly at age 52
A beloved figure and one of the most prolific Portland Trail Blazers, Jerome Kersey, has passed away at age 52.
Rolando Blackman inducted to National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
Rolando Blackman, Quinn Buckner, John Havlicek, Ed Ratleff and Charlie Scott headline the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame induction class of 2015.
Heart transplant may be next for ‘better’ Anthony Mason
Anthony Mason’s situation is better, much better, but still very serious and may ultimately require a heart transplant.
Calipari, Mutombo, Kevin Johnson among Hall of Fame finalists
Kentucky coach John Calipari, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson and Dikembe Mutombo are among the finalists for this year's Hall of Fame class.
Louie Dampier elected to Basketball Hall of Fame
On Saturday, at age 70, Louie Dampier became the first Indianapolis-born player to make it into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Former Knicks forward Anthony Mason ‘fighting for his life’
Anthony Mason, a bruising power forward who personified the gritty Knicks of the mid-90s, was “fighting for his life” Wednesday night, according to a report.