Kobe Bryant begins 20th season, sets record for most years with one team
Kobe Bryant scored 24 points in the first game of his 20th season with the Lakers, breaking John Stockton's NBA record for the most seasons with one team.
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Montrezl Harrell close to 3-year deal with Rockets
Just two weeks before the start of preseason practices, the Rockets are working on a three-year contract with second-round pick Montrezl Harrell.
Chuck Hayes won't sign with Rockets
Despite Chuck Hayes and the Rockets said in July that Hayes would likely accept a partial guarantee on minimum contract, he won’t be joining the Rockets.
Stephen Curry sets playoff record for made three-pointers
Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry hit his 59th three-pointer to pass Reggie Miller and set the NBA record for made three-pointers in one postseason.
NBA sets attendance record with nearly 22 million fans
The NBA has broken its attendance record by drawing nearly 22 million fans during the 2014-15 regular season.
Lakers lose franchise-worst 61st game to Kings
The 2014-15 season is officially the worst in Lakers franchise history. The team set that mark with Wednesday's 122-99 loss to the Sacramento Kings.
Lance Stephenson shoots bricks at record rate
Lance Stephenson has set the record for lowest 3-point percentage in a season (minimum of 100 attempts), connecting on a miserable 17.1 percent (18 for 105).
Jordan sets Clippers franchise record for rebounds
Clippers center DeAndre Jordan is the new franchise record holder for most rebounds in a single season.
Knicks, Magic historically bad in 15-point quarter
The Knicks and Magic combined for historic offensive ineptitude, scoring a combined 15 points in the second quarter on fan appreciation night at Amway Center.
Raptors beat Heat, tie franchise win record
Toronto Raptors put the Heat on the brink of playoff elimination. The win was Toronto’s 48th of the season and 22nd on the road, both tying franchise records.