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Fred VanVleet and Ben Taylor need to hash things out

“I like them a lot, and they are all talented as hell,” Brooklyn’s Mikal Bridges told @BigSargeSportz after winning in Houston. “They just can’t get comfortable with losing.” #Rockets

The Portland Trail Blazers used the first pick in the 2007 NBA Draft on Greg Oden ahead of the likes of Kevin Durant, but injuries ultimately derailed his promising career

Giannis: "I would definitely have wanted to go to college and have that experience."

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A traditional sports documentary goes something like this: Find a championship team. Round up as many of the former players and coaches as you can from that team. Interview them all. Splice in some spectacular highlights. Set them to swelling music. Voilà! You’re done.

LOS ANGELES — Skip Robinson remembers the moment Bones Hyland first met Marcus Morris Sr. with vivid clarity, because seeing a middle-schooler issue a challenge to an NBA player 11 years his senior, before so much as saying hello, is not something that is easily forgotten.

AHMEDABAD: Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA) activist Medha Patkar on Thursday objected to the Delhi lieutenant governor VK Saxena’s request to a metropolitan court in Gujarat's Ahmedabad for keeping the criminal trial against him in abeyance till he remains in the office of the LG.

A pre-game slip ended Kevin Durant's home debut for the Phoenix Suns, but Devin Booker and Terrence Ross ensured that the mishap didn't hurt the hosts, who went on to overwhelm Olkahoma City Thunder 132-101 for a big win in their NBA game.

Luka Doncic had scored 15 points when he strained his left thigh and left the game as the Dallas Mavericks lost to the New Orleans Pelicans 113-106 in the NBA on Wednesday.