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With the $3.2 million disabled player exception available to be used to sign a player in the last year of his deal or a free agent, the Boston Celtics will be able to offer more salary than most other teams.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Back in the summer, when John Calipari hypothesized over what coaching challenges he would face with the 2022-23 Kentucky Wildcats, one the UK head man surely never considered would be his needing to justify keeping Oscar Tshiebwe on the court.

CHICAGO — Chicago still is known as the Second City, though it dropped behind Los Angeles to No. 3 in U.S. population back in 1982.

Griffin's sharp sense of humor and extensive experience in the league as a star player who re-invented his game to stay in the game have made him a key part of the organization behind the scenes.

On this day in Celtics history, Ray Allen broke the all-time NBA record for made 3-pointers, and team founder Walter A. Brown was born.

Things are looking up for the Suns and Bucks after a most chaotic trade deadline. The Bulls and Raptors? Not so much

Brad Stevens put in a lot of work upgrading it in the offseason -- is it finally up to the task?

Steph Curry is set to be re-evaluated after the All-Star break.

NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a tragic helicopter crash three years ago, but the love of his fans will never fade away.

LOS ANGELES — There were smiles — lots of smiles — in the back hallways of the Crypto.Com Arena on Thursday evening, the Los Angeles Lakers purging roster problems in the previous two days, restocking the roster with younger players more suited to complement the team’s stars.

The shorthanded Lakers couldn't corral Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks, as they lost their third game in a row.