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HOUSTON — When Stephan Silas and the Rockets last saw LeBron James, it was in mid-January in Los Angeles. The Lakers were on shaky ground, five games below .500, and in real trouble against Houston.

NEW ORLEANS — When the Clippers signed Kawhi Leonard in a landmark free-agency acquisition four years ago, the significance was obvious for all to see. A franchise beleaguered by a woeful record in high-stress moments now had their stone-faced closer, a two-time NBA Finals most valuable player whose pulse seemed…

UConn's Andre Jackson may have raised some eyebrows with this answer.

The league and the players have agreed on a new collective bargaining agreement that will run through 2030.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — To reach the Memphis locker room after his pregame warmup Friday, the Grizzlies’ Luke Kennard had to first pass by a Clippers bench populated by a few of his former assistant coaches. Stopping to chat, Kennard playfully asked whether the Clippers, whose suffocating defense two nights earlier…

Mark your calendars, people. Make travel plans. Pack your sunscreen. The Lakers will indeed be playing during the first week of June.

Kyle Kuzma threw shade at former Clipper Patrick Beverley when he said his team would've won the 2020 NBA title if not for the pandemic.

Paul George doesn’t know when he will be ready to return from his sprained right knee, “but I’m gonna do whatever I can do to shorten the process,” the All-Star forward said on his podcast.

With seven games left, DeMar DeRozan hopes the Bulls’ 10-6 record in the last month will harden them for not only the next few weeks but the postseason.

Boston is gaining on Milwaukee for the best record in the NBA ahead of a meeting between the two teams this week.

Chicago looks to sweep their Los Angeles road trip on Monday vs. Clippers.