Why J.R. Smith fits in so well with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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After two games it looked like the Miami Heat were going to cruise to a first-round victory, but now the Charlotte Hornets have evened the series at 2-2.
The Toronto Raptors can't let past playoff failures haunt them if they want to get past the Indiana Pacers in the first round of this season's playoffs.
A video came out last week highlighting the number of hard fouls Jeremy Lin has received and asks the question whether his race has played a factor.
LeBron James and the city of Cleveland's relationship is complicated and that puts more pressure on the Cleveland Cavaliers to win a title.
It goes without saying that Chris Bosh's health comes first, but if his blood clots are no longer a current issue the Miami Heat need his help.
Just a year ago, Charlotte Hornets guard Kemba Walker was labeled as being a bad shooter, but now he's forcing defenses to change how the guard him.
Adam Silver said the NBA is considering changing 'Hack-a-Shaq' rule. If anything, we need to take basketball back to a even purer time, like 1891.
Tyronn Lue made his first real move as the Cleveland Cavaliers head coach by refusing to bail out his players with a timeout against the Indiana Pacers.
The Phoenix Suns fired Jeff Hornacek today, reaffirming that things haven't gone as planned since their playoff run three seasons ago.
While rookie Myles Turner excelled in his first NBA start last night for the Indiana Pacers, the Los Angeles Lakers continue to slow down D'Aneglo Russell.
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Tyronn Lue must command the respect of the locker room, and avoiding arrogance is a good first step.
For most the Cleveland Cavaliers winning the Eastern Conference is a forgone conclusion, but the Toronto Raptors might have something to say about that.
On today's Daily NBA Fix, Dallas Mavericks center Zaza Pachulia came 14,227 short of making the All-Star Game as a starter.
The Milwaukee Bucks won their third game straight last night —beating the Miami Heat — and are still in the playoff hunt in the Eastern Conference.
The Golden State Warriors proved how devastating they can be, but assuming the Cleveland Cavaliers don't have any chance against them is foolish.
The Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers face off tonight in a rematch of the NBA Finals, bringing back plenty of nostalgia for the Warriors.
The San Antonio Spurs will never die if last night's win over the Cleveland Cavaliers means anything.
Stephen Curry's 20 point surge wasn't enough against the Denver Nuggets, but the Golden State Warriors are still tied for the best start in NBA history.