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DETROIT — It's a crisis, to be sure. But the sky's not falling. At least, not yet.

LOS ANGELES — Seeking stability in a season featuring little of it, the Clippers have turned to a player who wasn’t on the roster until a month ago.

NEW DELHI: According to a report, retired NBA legend Michael Jordan is in talks to sell his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets, but no deal is imminent.

At least some of that debate comes from the nebulous rubric used for voting on each season's MVP.

On this day in Celtics history, Danny Ainge and Terry Rozier were born, and Bob Cousy retired.

Did "Hustle" get it right in the opinion of those who actually do that work on a daily basis?

NEW YORK — As the Nets approach the final 10 games of their regular season, head coach Jacque Vaughn believes embattled star forward Ben Simmons will make a return from the combination of back and left knee soreness that has left him sidelined since the Feb. 19 NBA All-Star break.

The 60-year-old NBA icon has been the team’s majority owner since 2010.

Michael Jordan’s tenure as majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets is reportedly near its end.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball is raising retirement fears after it was confirmed that he would miss the 2023/24 season as he needs to undergo a fourth career surgery on his left knee

Sacramento guard De’Aaron Fox reminded the Bulls what a late-game assassin looked like on Wednesday, and just so happens to be the Kings’ highest-paid player. If the Bulls really want to see what they have invested in with LaVine, let him start closing games, despite his very shaky history of…