Hall of Fame forward Clyde Lovellette dies after cancer battle
Clyde Lovellette, the Hall of Fame forward who led Kansas to the 1952 national championship, died Wednesday after a battle with cancer. He was 86.
NBA news: Former NBA players (page 9)
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.
Nets hire Trajan Langdon as assistant GM
The Brooklyn Nets have named Trajan Langdon as assistant general manager. Previously, Langdon served as the director of player administration for the Cavaliers.
Baron Davis joining 76ers’ D-League affiliate
Former NBA all-star point guard Baron Davis was signed by the 76ers’ NBA Development League affiliate on Wednesday. Davis' first practice was also on Wednesday.
Michael Beasley named Chinese League MVP
Michael Beasley was named the Chinese League MVP this week. He averaged 31.9 points, 13.2 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.3 blocks per game.
Brooklyn Nets name Sean Marks general manager
The Brooklyn Nets has named Sean Marks as General Manager. Marks joins the Nets after spending the past five years with the San Antonio Spurs.
China lauds Marbury's feats with new museum
Stephon Marbury is so big in China that he's been immortalized with his own statue and postage stamp. Now a museum dedicated to him is set to open next week.
Yao Ming, Allen Iverson and Shaq among Hall of Fame candidates
The Basketball Hall of Fame revealed the full list of eligible candidates for induction in 2016, including Allen Iverson, Yao Ming and Shaquille O'Neal.
Former NBA Art Long sentenced on drug, gun charges
A judge sentenced former NBA player Art Long to seven years behind bars. He was convicted of operating his home as a hub for dealing marijuana and ecstasy.
Ex-Cavs star John 'Hot Rod' Williams dies at 53
John "Hot Rod" Williams, one of the NBA's best sixth men in the 1980s and '90s, has died of cancer at his home near Sorrento, Louisiana. He was 53.
Hall of Famer Dolph Schayes dies at 87
Dolph Schayes, who played 15 seasons as a professional and was once voted one of the 50 best players to play in the NBA, died on Thursday in Syracuse.