Doc Rivers says Kevin Durant is hardest to defend
As far as Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers is concerned, Kevin Durant is already "the single most difficult guy to defend" in the NBA.
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Dan DeVos: "The Magic are not for sale"
The DeVos family, which owns the Orlando Magic, has no plans or desire to sell the franchise, the team's chairman, Dan DeVos, told Sunday.
Vince Carter wants to remain with the Dallas Mavericks
Vince Carter knows Mavericks's team is better than last year’s and he desperately wants to hang around to see this rebuilding project through to the end.
Paul George frustrated with NBA officials
For well over a month, Paul George, a rising star in the NBA, has consistently cried foul about the way he has been officiated.
Shane Battier will retire after this season barring an 'Act of God'
Shane Battier is intent on retiring after this season, apparently regardless of the Heat's postseason fortune.
P.J. Tucker hopes to re-sign long-term with Suns
Suns forward P.J. Tucker wants and expects to be back with the Suns next season despite becoming a restricted free agent in July.
Brett Brown thinks truly rebuild is going to take 3-5 years
Sixers coach Brett Brown has said the franchise rebuilding process is going to take three to five years.
Nash won't retire from Lakers 'because I want the money'
Lakers guard Steve Nash made it clear why he’s not retiring this year and won’t retiring next year. It’s about the money.
Pau Gasol understands Kobe Bryant's rant against Lakers' front office
Pau Gasol heard about Kobe Bryant's front-office rant. He understood it.
Carmelo told Phil Jackson will join front office, won’t impact free agency
Carmelo Anthony said he's "heard" that Phil Jackson will be joining the Knicks' front office, but that nothing is official yet.