One of the most iconic and dominant figures to ever step on the court just so happened to dawn the Milwaukee Bucks green and red, and the Los Angeles Lakers purple and gold. CBS 58 ...

Luka Dončić scored 41 points as the Lakers dominated the Bucks start to finish in a 119-95 win at Fiserv. Giannis ...

This edition of the Bucks is a bit younger and more offensive-minded. Instead of old teammates Lillard, Khris Middleton, ...

Michael Jordan is behind Chamberlain for 40-point games before turning 30 with 129, followed by Kobe Bryant (92), James ...

In fact, Ayton said that nothing ever gets past him, claiming he has heard the criticism about him dating back to his days in ...

It’s remarkable that now, into his fifth season, the future of Raptors Scottie Barnes remains open. Michael Grange breaks ...

Jokic is the clear engine as always behind the Nuggets' current six-game winning streak, the second-best in the NBA next to ...

Lakers star LeBron James extended his impeccable streak of double-digit scoring performances to a record 1,293 games on ...

Between attending last month’s No Kings rally and the continued used of his platform, Steve Kerr isn’t staying silent in the ...

In the NBA, like the world at large, fewer and fewer of its most prominent figures seem eager to challenge authority.

Winning one MVP puts you among the elite. Winning multiple? You're in a tier reserved for athletes who reshape their sports.

Isaiah Jackson may have already solidified what his long-term with the Indiana Pacers will be after this season.