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Mavs' Johnson On Kidd Rumors, 'We're Fine, We Have A Good Team'

Avery Johnson tried his hardest to put the clamps on any rumors involving Dallas and newly-available point guard Jason Kidd on Thursday night.

"We are a veteran team; we communicate a lot, and we have no issues with what other teams are trying to do to enhance their teams. Our team - we're fine. We have a good ball club," Johnson said before the Mavericks' game against the Celtics in Boston.

Via Andrew Perna/RealGM


The All-Star Reserves And More On The RealGM Hoops Show

Tonight at 9:00 EST on the RealGM Hoops Show, we will be joined by Scoop Jackson of ESPN.com to discuss the all-star reserves.

Christopher Reina from RealGM.com will discuss The Reina Value - his system for ranking the value of players against their contracts. How will the all-star reserves announced stack up against Reina's?

Former NBA baller Jerome Williams will talk about his all-star weekend experiences and who he thinks deserved to make the team this year that did not.

Via RealGM Staff Report


Nash, Paul, And Roy Headline West Reserves

The NBA announced the Western Conference All-Star reserves on Thursday via TNT.

Western Conference Reserves Steve Nash, Phoenix Suns Chris Paul, New Orleans Hornets Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks Carlos Boozer, Utah Jazz Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix Suns Brandon Roy, Portland TrailBlazers David West, New Orleans Hornets

Via TNT


Jan 2008 Archive

  • Paul And Roy Named To First All-Star Team

    Chris Paul and Brandon Roy each made their first All-Star team on Thursday night while players like Marcus Camby and Baron Davis were left off the roster.

  • Sources: Boykins Reaches Agreement With Charlotte

    Front-office sources tell Marc Stein of ESPN that the Bobcats have reached an agreement with Earl Boykins for the remainder of the 2007-2008 season.

  • Sources: Kidd To Dallas Proposal Not Dead

    The feeling among NBA executives that the Mavericks are the most likely winners in the Jason Kidd trade sweepstakes is even stronger now, according to an ESPN.com report.

  • Raptors Strike Back In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 30th's Games

    - LeBron: I Shouldn't Have To Tell The Front Office To Get Kidd

    LeBron James broke his silence regarding the Jason Kidd trade rumors on Wednesday night, telling the Cleveland Plain Dealer that he shouldn't have to tell the Cavaliers' organization to make a play for the All-Star point guard.

  • Kings Are Willing To Deal Artest

    The Sacramento Kings are not against trading forward Ron Artest before the NBA's trade deadline, according to the Sacramento Bee.

  • Hoosiers' Gordon To Play With Injured Wrist

    Indiana freshman Eric Gordon's latest challenge is a difficult one.

  • Magic Johnson: Knicks Will Make Playoffs

    Isiah Thomas is not the only person who thinks the Knicks have a shot of making it to the playoffs.

  • Agent: Stoudamire Will Commit To Spurs

    Agent Aaron Goodwin told ESPN.com that Damon Stoudamire will clear waivers on Thursday and then sign with the Spurs.

  • K-State Upsets No. 2 Jayhawks

    Kansas State's Michael Beasley, who wasn't even alive when the Kansas Jayhawks began their 24-game winning streak in the Little Apple, scored 25 points Wednesday night and led the No.

  • Ford May Return To Practice Soon

    The Toronto Raptors may get a boost soon with T.

  • Villanueva Doesn't See Himself In Milwaukee Long-Term

    Charlie Villanueva addressed his status in Milwaukee in a blog post on Wednesday.

  • Knicks' Balkman Suspended For One Game

    New York Knicks' forward Renaldo Balkman has been suspended for one game without pay and assessed a Flagrant Foul, Penalty Two for elbowing the Los Angeles Laker's Sasha Vujacic in the jaw, announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Executive Vice President Basketball Operations.

  • Redick's Agent Explores Trade From Orlando

    Arn Tellem, the agent for Orlando guard J.

  • Carmelo Remains A Question Mark

    Carmelo Anthony isn't sure if he will play for the Nuggets on Wednesday night against the Grizzlies, according to the Denver Post.

  • Miami's Wade And Haslem Will Miss Game Against Orlando

    Dwyane Wade will miss Wednesday night's game against the Orlando Magic because of flu-like symptoms, and forward Miami forward Udonis Haslem will also sit due to a sprained left ankle, according to the Palm Beach Post.

  • Durant And Roy Headline Rookie Challenge Rosters

    Kevin Durant and Al Horford headline the rookie team that will battle Brandon Roy and the sophomores.

  • Bulls Add Michael Brown To Coaching Staff

    The Chicago Bulls named Michael Brown assistant coach on Wednesday.

  • Cavs' Varejao To Continue Rehab, Out 3-4 Weeks With Ankle Sprain

    Cavaliers forward Anderson Varejao arrived back in Cleveland from the Cavaliers’ current road trip west Tuesday evening and was evaluated at The Cleveland Clinic Courts by head team physician Dr.

  • Mavs' Harris Out 2-3 Weeks With Bone Bruise

    Mavericks' guard Devin Harris underwent an MRI today on his left ankle.

  • Sonics Shock Spurs In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 29th's Games

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    Lakers Not Planning To Enter Kidd Talks

    According to the Los Angeles Times, the Lakers are not expected to enter the Jason Kidd sweepstakes as the NBA heads into the trading deadline.

  • Mizzou Suspends Five After Altercation

    The Associated Press has reported that Missouri coach Mike Anderson has suspended five players indefinitely following a weekend altercation at a nightclub in downtown Athena.

  • Lakers' Walton Day-To-Day With Hip Pointer

    Los Angeles' forward Luke Walton left the Lakers' game against the Knicks on Tuesday night in the first quarter because of a right hip pointer, according to ESPN.

  • Isiah Trying Curry, Balkman For Kidd?

    Isiah Thomas has finally admitted that the Knicks are no longer being built around Eddy Curry and Zach Randolp, and that he will inquire with New Jersey as to what it will take to land superstar point guard Jason Kidd, the New York Post is reporting.

  • Randolph Takes Dig At Isiah

    Zach Randolph has joined Eddy Curry in voicing his displeasure towards Knick Coach Isiah Thomas for the limited playing time the two had in the team's loss to Golden State on Sunday night, the New York Daily News is reporting.

  • Josh Howard In Kidd Discussions?

    While Dallas appear to be the favorites to land Jason Kidd, the Mavericks have been unwilling to give up the player New Jersey wants in return, the New York Daily News is reporting.

  • Sonics' West Preparing To Leave Seattle?

    "I haven't necessarily been welcomed with open arms," guard Delonte West said of the Seattle SuperSonics.

  • Heat Quiet On Trade Front?

    Pat Riley says he meets with general manager Randy Pfund and vice president Andy Elisburg ''daily to discuss things,'but according to the Miami Herald all is quiet on the trade front and the team may not make any moves by the Feb.

  • Sonics Break Streak By Beating NBA Champs

    Kevin Durant's 26 points and go-ahead jump shot with 32.

  • Spurs To Sit Parker Indefinitely To Rest Heel Injury

    According to ESPN, Spurs' Coach Gregg Popovich has decided to sit NBA-MVP Tony Parker indefinitely because of a bone spur in the star's left heel.

  • Short-Handed Celtics Hammer Heat

    No Kevin Garnett and no Ray Allen, no problem.

  • Wolves Get Foye Back After 43-Game Absence

    For the first time this season, the Timberwolves finally had their starting point guard back on the court.

  • Kidd Cheered Despite Trade Request

    Jason Kidd, playing in front of his home crowd for the first time since his trade request became public, was greeted to the usual loud cheers when he was introduced before the Nets' game against Charlotte on Tuesday night, ESPN is reporting.

  • Hip Flexor Injury Sidelines Wiz's Butler Vs. Raptors

    Caron Butler missed Washington's 108-104 overtime victory at home against the Raptors on Tuesday with what the team is calling a hip flexor injury and then did not travel with the team to Toronto, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Grizzlies Suspend Swift For Game Against Denver

    Memphis is forcing Stromile Swift to sit against Denver on Wednesday night, suspending the forward for one game for what the Grizzlies are calling 'conduct detrimental to the team', the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Mizzou Suspends 5 Players After Weekend Brawl

    Missouri basketball Coach Mike Anderson has suspended five players indefinitely after a weekend brawl which left leading scorer Stefhon Hannah with a broken jaw.

  • Judge Sets June Trial Date In Sonics Lease Dispute

    The Sonics' bid to break the lease at Key Arena - and with Seattle - will go to trial in June, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Kidd Privately Tells His Friends He Wants To Be Dealt To Dallas

    Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski has reported that New Jersey Nets' point guard Jason Kidd is privately telling his friends that he wants to be traded to the Dallas Mavericks.

  • Garnett Will Miss Tuesday's Game

    NBA.

  • Clippers Won't Look To Deal Cassell

    ESPN.

  • Webber Signs With Golden State, Hudson Waived

    “It is with great pride and humility that I announce my return to the Golden State Warriors, the place where it all started,” said Chris Webber on Tuesday.

  • Williams Interested In Playing For Orlando Next Season?

    Jason Williams, who will be part of the 2008 free agent class, has expressed interest through friends in playing for the Orlando Magic next season according to Tim Povtak of the Orlando Sentinel.

  • Samb Re-Assigned To D-League

    The Detroit Pistons announced in a press release that they have re-assigned rookie center Cheikh Samb to their NBA Development League affiliate, the Fort Wayne Mad Ants on Tuesday.

  • Boykins To Find Work By Friday?

    Mark Termini, agent for Early Boykins, has told the Dallas Morning-News that his client will likely sign with a club by Friday.

  • Cavs' Varejao To Have More Tests On Ankle

    The Associated Press has reported that Cleveland forward Anderson Varejao will have more tests on the ankle he sprained against the Lakers on Sunday.

  • Paul Leads New Orleans In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 28th's Games

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    Carmelo Sits Again With Bum Ankle

    Carmelo Anthony missed his third straight game on Monday when the Nuggets lost to the surging Hornets, according to the Associated Press.

  • Grant Hill To Return Tonight For Suns

    The Arizona Republic has reported that Phoenix Suns' forward Grant Hill will return to the court Tuesday night against the Atlanta Hawks after missing seven games following an appendectomy.

  • McGrady, Wells Miss Practice With Flu-Like Symptoms

    It appears as though something is traveling around the Houston Rockets' locker room.

  • Cavs Call Nets On Kidd

    LeBron James and Jason Kidd developed their friendship over the summer while playing for Team USA.

  • Crawford To Curry: Get Open

    Eddy Curry was upset that his teammates didn't get him the ball during the fourth quarter of the Knicks' loss to the Warriors on Sunday, the New York Post is reporting.

  • Nuggets Wanted To Trade For Chandler In 2006

    According to the Denver Post, George Karl called the Hornets' Tyson Chandler "a young Marcus", in reference to defensive stud Marcus Camby, and said that the Nuggets were "very interested" in trading for Tyson Chandler, then with Chicago, in the summer of 2006.

  • J.R. Smith Booed In New Orleans

    Having the hottest team in the NBA today is not enough for the Hornets fans.

  • Calm Kidd Says It's Time To 'Move On' From N.J.

    Jason Kidd has confirmed that his agent Jeff Schwartz has talked to Nets' management about moving him by the Feb.

  • Nuggets Eye Kidd?

    Could the Nuggets be trying to acquire Nets' point guard Jason Kidd? According to the Rocky Mountain News, who cites an article on ESPN, an unnamed source says the Nuggets have expressed interest in Kidd, who said his agent Jeff Schwartz has had continued conversations with the Nets about possibly dealing him by the Feb.

  • Mickael Gelabale Assigned To Idaho

    The Seattle SuperSonics announced on Monday that the team has assigned guard Mickael Gelabale to the Idaho Stampede of the NBA Development League.

  • Webber On Warriors: 'It's A Done Deal'

    Chris Webber made his NBA debut in 1993 as a member of the Golden State Warriors and ESPN's Marc Stein reports that the power forward will join the club once again on Tuesday.

  • Hornets Move Into First On ESPN's Power Rankings

    The New Orleans Hornets have replaced the Boston Celtics as the top ranked NBA team on ESPN's power rankings list, ESPN's Marc Stein is reporting.

  • Mizzou's Top Scorer Still Hospitalized

    Missouri guard Stefhon Hannah remained hospitalized Monday with a broken jaw after a weekend brawl outside a nightclub, according to the Associated Press.

  • Minnesota Assigns Chris Richard To Sioux Falls

    The Minnesota Timberwolves today assigned rookie forward Chris Richard to their NBA Development League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce.

  • Mavs' Harris To Miss At Least 2-3 Weeks

    Dallas guard Devin Harris will miss two to three weeks with a bone bruise on his left ankle, according to the Associated Press.

  • Turkoglu And Jefferson Named Players Of The Week

    The Orlando Magic’s Hedo Turkoglu and the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Al Jefferson today were named the Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week, respectively, for games played Monday, Jan 21 through Sunday, Jan.

  • Report: Alcohol Played Role In UConn Suspensions

    According to a report by ESPN, alcohol played a role in the suspension of Connecticut starting guard Jerome Dyson and backup guard Doug Wiggins.

  • Sessions Named D-League Performer Of The Week

    Ramon Sessions of the Tulsa 66ers was named D-League.

  • Gordon Doesn't Regret Declining Contract Offer

    Ben Gordon and Luol Deng will be restricted free agents next summer as they were unable to come to terms with the Bulls on extensions.

  • Diaz Done With Clippers

    The Clippers decided not to sign Guillermo Diaz after his second 10-day contract expired, according to the Los Angeles Times.

  • Biedrins Takes Webber News Personally

    Chris Webber appears to be set to rejoin the Warriors and Andris Biedrins showed how seriously he takes the news by grabbing a career-high 26 rebounds in a win against New York.

  • Warriors To Ink Watson For Remainder Of Season

    C.

  • Hornets Move Into Top Place On The RealGM Power Rankings

    The New Orleans Hornets, who are 11-1 in 2008, have leap frogged the Boston Celtics to become the highest ranked team in the latest RealGM Power Rankings.

  • Mahinmi Recalled From D-League

    On Monday, the San Antonio Spurs recalled Ian Mahinmi from the Austin Toros of the NBA Development League.

  • Larry Brown Was Interested In Cleveland Head Coaching Position

    Larry Brown showed interest in the head coaching position with the Cleveland Cavaliers through intermediaries, according to a source that spoke with Brian Windhorst of the Akron Beacon-Journal.

  • Sources: Webber Could Join Warriors By Tuesday

    Marc Stein of ESPN.

  • Kidd Denies Trade Request, Expresses Desire To Remain In New Jersey

    Despite persistent rumors that his agent asked the Nets to trade him, Jason Kidd claims that he has no idea if a request was actually made, according to the New York Daily News.

  • Cavs Have Trade Talks On Jack And Snyder

    The Cavaliers, according to two sources that spoke with Brian Windhorst of the Akron Beacon-Journal, have had trade discussions with the Blazers on Jarrett Jack and with the Rockets' Kirk Snyder.

  • Isiah Says No Trades Will Be Made

    Isiah Thomas says the Knicks will not be making any deals prior to Feb. 21 trading deadline, but the New York Daily News is reporting that the team is trying to move Jared Jeffries.

  • Nets Listening To Offers For Kidd

    Now that there is no 'good' deals on the table for Jason Kidd, will the Nets accept expiring contracts and draft picks?

  • Mavs' Harris Injures Ankle

    Mavericks' guard Devin Harris did not travel with the team to Memphis after injuring his ankle against Denver on Sunday.

  • Reinsdorf Clarifies Comments On Skiles

    Bulls' chairman Jerry Reinsdorf has clarified comments he made recently about former Coach Scott Skiles, K.

  • Abdominal Strain Sidelines Garnett

    Kevin Garnett was forced to watch his Celtics lose from the sidelines against Orlando on Sunday due to a strained abdominal muscle.

  • Back Spasms Sideline Suns' Hill Against Bulls

    While the Chicago Bulls were missing Ben Gordon and Luol Deng in their 88-77 loss to Phoenix, the Suns were missing a starter of their own.

  • Hedo Beats Boston In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 27th's Games

    Hedo Turkoglu gave the Orlando Magic a stunning victory over the visiting Boston Celtics on Sunday afternoon, with a buzzer-beating three-pointer that broke a 93-93 tie.

  • Sonics Possibly Staying In Seattle?

    According to Seattle Post-Intelligencer writer Art Theil, comments from multiple attorneys who have read the public filings indicate the city has a good chance to win the argument against the Sonics that the lease can't be bought out, and the club will be forced to play two more seasons in Seattle.

  • Nene Issues Apology And Thank You

    Nene said he's sorry that his Web site posted an incorrect statement saying his tumor was benign when it was actually malignant.

  • Bucks' Redd Out With Left Knee Strain

    The Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel has reported that Bucks guard Michael Redd was not available for Sunday's game against the Washington Wizards at the Bradley Center.

  • Cavaliers' Varejao Injures Ankle Against Lakers

    Cleveland forward Anderson Varejao had to be helped off the floor on Sunday afternoon during the Cavaliers' game against the Lakers, according to the Associated Press.

  • Yao Sits Out Game With Infection

    Yao Ming sat out the Rockets' game Sunday against Utah with an upper respiratory infection, according to a Associated Press report.

  • Roof Leak Delays Cavs-Lakers' Game

    The Cavaliers-Lakers' game on Sunday afternoon was delayed 12 minutes because of a small leak in the roof of the STAPLES Center.

  • Turkoglu's Buzzer-Beater Downs Celtics

    The Orlando Magic handed the Boston Celtics their fifth loss in the last ten games on a buzzer-beating, off-balance three-pointer by Hedo Turkoglu on Sunday afternoon.

  • Warriors Keen On Adding Webber

    A team official told the Chronicle that the chances of Chris Webber signing with the Warriors are "50-50."

  • Carmelo's Ankle Still Needs Rest

    The Denver Post has reported that the Nuggets will be without Carmelo Anthony for at least one more game.

  • Sources: Kidd Wants Out Of New Jersey

    New Jersey's Star-Ledger has reported that Jason's Kidd's agent Jeff Schwartz has asked Nets' President Rod Thorn to trade his client to a contender before February's trade deadline.

  • Mavs' Stackhouse Out For One Week

    Dallas swingman Jerry Stackhouse will miss one week of action because of a mildly sprained hamstring, the Associated Press reported late Saturday night.

  • Nets Ready To Make Moves?

    After losing eight straight Rod Thorn and Kiki Vandeweghe have been in touch with every team in the past two weeks, with the Nets looking at all trade scenarios closer than ever.

  • Reinsdorf Says Skiles Called For 'New Voice'

    Bulls' owner Jerry Reinsdorf has revealed during an interview with WGN-Ch.

  • Mavs' Johnson Thinks Harris Is Becoming All-Star Material

    Mavericks' Head Coach Avery Johnson believes that his point guard Devin Harris has the potential to be an All-Star next season, the Dallas Morning News is reporting.

  • Isiah's Son Charged With Underage Drinking

    Joshua Thomas, the 19 year old son of Knicks' Head Coach Isiah Thomas, has been arrested for underage drinking, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Felton Sits With Spained Left Ankle

    Bobcats' point guard Raymond Felton sat Saturday night with a sprained left ankle, an injury which he says has been bothering him since preseason.

  • Miami Tips Pacers To End 15-game Skid

    The streak is finally over.

  • Mayo Was Facing Six-Game Suspension

    According to the L.

  • Kansas Tramples Nebraska To Stay Unbeaten

    The Kansas Jayhawks bolted past the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday afternoon, 84-49, to remain undefeated.

  • UConn's Calhoun Suspends Two Players Indefinitely

    Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun suspended guards Jerome Dyson and Doug Wiggins indefinitely for violating team rules on Friday, according to ESPN.

  • Sources: Stoudamire, Grizzlies Agree On Buyout

    The Memphis Grizzlies and point guard Damon Stoudamire have reached a verbal agreement on a contract buy-out that will make him a free agent next week.

  • With All-Star Streak In Doubt, Shaq Says Hip Still Sore

    Shaquille O'Neal told the Associated Press on Saturday that he's not focused on the fact that he might not earn a record 15th straight selection to the NBA's All-Star team next month.

  • Chris Andersen To Apply For Reinstatement

    Chris Andersen plans to apply for reinstatement into the NBA when he becomes eligible to do so on Sunday.

  • Detroit's Johnson Will Continue Getting Minutes

    Pistons' coach Flip Saunders told the Detroit Free Press that he plans to continue playing forward Amir Johnson even though the matchups aren't always favorable.

  • Milwaukee GM Harris Is 'Disappointed'

    GM Larry Harris told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he is disappointed with the Bucks' 17-27 record.

  • Minnesota's Green Wants A Trade

    The agent for Minnesota swingman Gerald Green has asked the Timberwolves to trade his client.

  • USC's Mayo Violates NCAA Rule; Makes Donation To Charity

    The Associated Press is reporting that USC freshman O.

  • Stefanski Says No Deals In The Works

    Philadelphia has lost eleven of their last thirteen games, but Sixers' President/ General Manager Ed Stefanski says that there are no deals in the works, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

  • Gasol Misses Game Against Wizards

    A sore back has kept Memphis forward Pau Gasol from playing against the Washington Wizards, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Grizzlies' Stoudamire Still Awaiting Contract Buyout

    Damon Stoudamire has missed the last 12 games as he waits for a buyout from Memphis.

  • Stackhouse Out One Week With Hamstring Strain

    Jerry Stackhouse had an MRI today that revealed he has a mild right hamstring strain.

  • Barry To Miss 3 To 4 Weeks With Calf Strain

    The San Antonio Spurs today announced that a MRI had revealed that Brent Barry suffered a grade II strain of the medial head of his gastrocnemius muscle in his left calf.

  • Magloire Hasn't Asked Out Of New Jersey

    Jamaal Maglorie told The Record, "I'm just going to be a good soldier and continue to work."

  • Seattle's Watson Doesn't Think He Fits Into Team's Long-Term Plans

    Seattle guard Earl Watson doesn't think he fits into the team's longterm plans, according to The News Tribune.

  • IUPUI Coach's Mission Reaches 110,000 Pairs

    IUPUI coach Ron Hunter's original goal of raising 30,000 shoes for charity has been taken to a new level, according to ESPN.

  • Jazz Send Almond To D-League

    The Utah Jazz today re-assigned rookie guard Morris Almond to their NBA Development League affiliate the Utah Flash.

  • Miles' Agent Pushing Portland To Activate Him

    The New York Post is reporting that Darius Miles' agent Jeff Wechsler is making a strong push for the Blazers to activate him.

  • B.Diddy's Triple-Double In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 24th's Games

    - Could Webber And Nelson Reunite In Golden State?

    "If it works, it's only because of Nellie and Chris talking," the source told the Chronicle.

  • Suns Plan To Play Outdoors This Fall

    The Phoenix Suns are planning to play the league's first-ever outdoor game this fall, the Arizona Republic is reporting.

  • Nene Visits With Teammates

    The Denver Post has reported that Nuggets' forward Nene visited with his teammates for the first time since he had surgery to remove a testicular tumor.

  • Arizona Beats No. 6 Washington State

    Arizona beat No.

  • Defiant Shaq Says He Won't Retire Early

    Shaquille O'Neal again indicated on Thursday that he will not retire before his contract expires at the end of the 2009-2010 season.

  • Brand Cleared To Start Running

    Los Angeles Clippers' forward Elton Brand had his surgically repaired left Achilles tendon re-examined today by Dr.

  • 2008 All-Star Starters Announced

    Kevin Garnett will join the Eastern Conference All-Star team for the first time in his career.

  • Pavlovic Out 6 To 8 Weeks With Foot Injury

    Cavaliers' guard Sasha Pavlovic experienced a left midfoot sprain during the third quarter of last night’s Cavaliers win vs.

  • Bulls Recall Curry, Will Undergo Surgery On Thumb

    The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has recalled JamesOn Curry from the D-League’s Iowa Energy.

  • All-Star Starter Snubs Discussed And More On RealGM Hoops Show Tonight

    On tonight's RealGM Hoops Show (airing at 9:00 PM EST), Sacha, Brendon, and Aaron will react to the All-Star game rosters.

  • Bobcats Assign Davidson To D-League Affiliate

    The Charlotte Bobcats have assigned forward Jemareo Davidson to the D-League's Sioux Falls Skyforce, according to NBA.

  • Stoudamire Would Consider Rejoining Raptors

    Marc Stein of ESPN.com is reporting that Damon Stoudamire is trying get out of Memphis through a buy-out in an attempt to sign elsewhere.

  • Utah's Harpring Gets Good News From Doctors

    Jazz forward Matt Harpring received a clean bill of health from his doctors on Thursday, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.

  • Toronto Beats Boston In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 23rd's Games

    (Click on the score link to view our new custom box scores which include the FIC and FIC per 40) - Donaghy's Sentencing Is Delayed Until April

    The sentencing hearing for former NBA referee Tim Donaghy has been pushed back from Friday to April 18 in New York.

  • Karl Talks Of Nene Returning To Court

    Denver Head Coach George Karl spoke of forward Nene's return to the court on Thursday, expressing his optimism regarding the situation.

  • No. 1 Memphis Remains Unbeaten

    Memphis, ranked number one in the nation, remained undefeated on Wednesday night after knocking off Tulsa 56-41.

  • Floyd Accepts Responsibility For Mayo Ticket Situation

    According to the L.

  • NCAA, USC To Investigate Mayo NBA Tickets

    USC is trying to make a case as to why the team should not be punished after phenom freshman guard O.

  • Deng And Gordon Sit As Bulls Win

    The Bulls expected to be without forward Luol Deng against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night, but guard Ben Gordon was a late scratch due to a sprained right wrist, the Associated Press reported.

  • MSG Bans Media From Expo Center

    MSG yesterday banned all media from the Expo Center in the bowels of the arena after Monday's verbal and physical confrontation between three Knicks' beat writers and Garden security as a fan was being ejected, the New York Post is reporting.

  • Jason Kidd Defends Lawrence Frank

    Jason Kidd defended Lawrence Frank yesterday, saying his message is still getting across and that the players just need to do a better job of performing.

  • Jefferson Scores 39 To Drop Phoenix

    Behind a career-high 39 points and 15 rebounds by Al Jefferson, the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night and earned their first two game winning steak of the season.

  • Calderon's 3-Point Play Gets Raptors Past Celtics

    A three point play with 10.

  • Mavs' Stackhouse Strains Hamstring

    Jerry Stackhouse was forced out of the game against the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday night with a strained right hamstring.

  • Baylor Outlasts Texas A&M 116-110 In Five Overtimes

    The Associated Press reported that Curtis Jerrells scored a career-high 36 points Wednesday night when Baylor finally defeated Texas A&M, 116-110, in five overtimes.

  • RealGM's Top-10 D-Leaguers

    With the NBA season halfway in the books, the standings are starting to settle, and teams are beginning to pinpoint the minor tweaks that they will need to make for a playoff push.

  • New Atlanta WNBA Franchise Named 'Dream'

    The new Atlanta WNBA franchise will be named the 'Dream', according to the team's website.

  • Iverson Likely To Play Hurt Wednesday

    Denver guard Allen Iverson is probable for Wednesday's game, according to the Denver Post.

  • Shaq Could End Up Miss A Month

    According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Heat center Shaquille O'Neal could end up missing a month of action after having MRI exams earlier this week.

  • Deng Sidelined Indefinitely

    A sore left Achilles heel will sideline Luol Deng for the next few weeks, according to a report in the Chicago Tribune.

  • Maggette For Terry Trade Was Agreed Upon During Summer?

    The Los Angeles Times reports that the Clippers and Mavericks agreed to a trade that would have sent Corey Maggette to Dallas in exchange for Jason Terry.

  • Pacers Approach Nets With Jermaine For Carter Swap

    The Bergen Record is reporting that the Pacers recently approached the Nets about an exchange of Jermaine O'Neal for Vince Carter.

  • Bulls Discuss Nocioni Trade With Nets

    While the Bulls have aggressively been working the phones with several teams, league sources say they have discussed a multi-player trade with New Jersey.

  • Bobcats' Wallace Questionable With Sore Calf

    Charlotte Bobcats' forward Gerald Wallace is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks because of a strained left calf.

  • Ankle Leaves Melo Doubtful Against Hawks

    According to the Associated Press, Denver Nuggets' forward Carmelo Anthony is doubtful for Wednesday night's game against the Atlanta Hawks because of a sprained left ankle.

  • Riley Discusses 'Plan' To Fix Heat

    Despite being $25M over the salary cap, Pat Riley spoke about getting the Heat far enough under the cap this offseason that they'd be able to sign a top tier free agent.

  • Mayo Lakers Tickets From Carmelo An NCAA Violation?

    There's a report in the L.

  • Knicks' Guard Marbury Has Surgery On Left Ankle

    Knicks' guard Stephon Marbury had successful surgery to remove bone spurs from his left ankle on Tuesday, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Kentucky Shuts Down Volunteers' Offense

    Patrick Patterson scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Kentucky knocked off Tennessee 72-66 on Tuesday night as reported by the Associated Press.

  • Brown Accuses Knicks Of Having "Spies Throughout The Arena"

    In a story in the February issue of "Philadelphia" magazine, former Knicks coach Larry Brown accused the team of having "spies throughout the arena" during his one season with the team.

  • Nuggets: Nene's Tumor Malignant, But Cancer Isolated

    The Denver Nuggets have reported that a testicular tumor removed from Nene was malignant.

  • RealGM's NBA Team Rankings For Jan. 22nd

    Certainly many of you are already familiar with my Floor Impact Counter and Reina Value.

  • Shaq Out Two Weeks After MRI Comes Back

    The Miami Heat announced that center Shaquille O’Neal underwent an MRI today which revealed acute left hip and quadriceps inflammation.

  • LeBron To Debut 'Yankee' Sneaker

    LeBron James will take his love for the New York Yankees to the next level when he releases a new shoe that pays tribute to his favorite team.

  • Davis, Wallace Named Players Of The Week

    Gerald Wallace of the Charlotte Bobcats and Baron Davis of the Golden State Warriors were named the NBA's Players of the Week for the games played Jan.

  • Gamecocks' Odom To Get $320,000 After Retiring

    Dave Odom, the retiring coach of South Carolina, will receive about $320,000 after he steps down in April.

  • Shaq Has MRI On Knee, Out Indefinitely

    The Associated Press is reporting that Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal had an MRI on his ailing left hip on Tuesday and that he could miss an 'indefinite' amount of time.

  • Hawks Suspend Pachulia For Conduct Detrimental To Team

    The Atlanta Hawks have suspended center/forward Zaza Pachulia for tomorrow night's game at Denver for conduct detrimental to the team, according to Executive Vice President and General Manager Billy Knight.

  • Raptors Want To Bring In Special Coach For Bargnani

    Bryan Colangelo and Sam Mitchell would bring in a coach to work with Andrea Bargnani on playing the center position.

  • Brand Unlikely To Opt Out?

    This summer, Elton Brand can elect to opt out of his contract to become a free agent, but owner Donald Sterling does not anticipate that happening.

  • O'Brien Finally Responds To Webber Criticism

    Chris Webber has often criticized his former coach in Philadelphia Jim O'Brien, and on Monday O'Brien finally responded in a News-Journal article.

  • Baker Named D-League Player Of Week

    Maurice Baker of the Dakota Wizards yesterday was named D-League.

  • Carmelo Hurt In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 21st's Games

    (Click on the score link to view our new custom box scores which include the FIC and FIC per 40) - Lakers' Ariza Will Miss Eight Weeks

    The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Lakers' forward Trevor Ariza will miss eight weeks with a broken bone in his right foot.

  • Isiah Thomas: We Need A Kevin Garnett

    Isiah Thomas has made everyone aware that he was upset when Kevin Garnett landed with the Celtics.

  • Pacers Expect O'Neal To Return This Season

    Jermaine O'Neal has accepted the fact that he may have to sit out the entire season to heal his ailing knee, but the Indiana Pacers don't expect that to be the case.

  • Mourning Not Ruling Out Return

    Present in the Miami Heat locker room on Monday, Alonzo Mourning made it clear that he has not officially retired from the game of basketball.

  • Hibbert Helps Georgetown Hold Off Syracuse

    It wasn't easy, but Roy Hibbert helped No.

  • Security Boots Fan, Restrains Reporters At MSG

    Security escorted a fan from Madison Square Garden on Monday after the fan hurled obscenities towards Knick forward Jared Jeffries, the New York Post is reporting.

  • Sterling Puts It On Dunleavy To Win

    Mike Dunleavy and Elgin Baylor both received warnings from Clippers' owner Don Sterling recently to start winning or changes will be made, the L.

  • McGrady May Take Pass On All-Star Game

    Tracy McGrady says he may skip next month's All-Star game because of his troublesome left knee.

  • McGrady Wants To Give Up All-Star Spot

    Rockets forward Tracy McGrady, who has been injured most of the season and is currently the second leading vote getter at the forward spot in the West, says he wants to give his place in the All-Star game to someone more deserving.

  • Spurs' Richardson Given Surprise First Start

    Jeremy Richardson, playing on a 10 day contract, was a surprise starter for the NBA Champion Spurs as they took on the Charlotte Bobcats on Monday.

  • Melo Sprains Left Ankle, Leaves Game Vs. Lakers

    Nuggets' superstar Carmelo Anthony had to be helped from the court in Monday night's game against the Los Angeles Lakers after spraining his left ankle.

  • 14 Straight Losses And Counting For Miami

    Dwyane Wade's 42 points were not enough as the Heat lost their 14th consecutive game, going down 97-90 to LeBron James and the Cavaliers in Miami.

  • Sonics Fall In Franchise-Record 11th Straight Game

    The Houston Rockets beat the SuperSonics 96-89 on Monday, handing Seattle its team-record 11th consecutive loss.

  • O'Brien Details Clashes With Webber In Philly

    Jim O'Brien, now head coach of the Indiana Pacers, has spoken about the rift between himself and Chris Webber when the pair were in Philadelphia, according to the Associated Press.

  • Pierce, Richardson Ejected For Jawing

    Both Paul Pierce and Quentin Richardson were ejected in the Celtics' 109-93 win over the Knicks on Monday after both got into a jawing match.

  • Lakers Sign D.J. MBenga

    The Los Angeles Lakers have signed free agent center Didier “DJ” Ilunga-Mbenga to a 10-day contract, announced today by General Manager Mitch Kupchak.

  • Suns Recall Tucker From D-League

    The Phoenix Suns recalled rookie swingman Alando Tucker from the Albuquerque Thunderbirds of the NBA Development League, it was announced today by Suns President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Steve Kerr.

  • Memphis Moves To No. 1 In AP Poll

    On Monday, the Memphis Tigers made their first appearance at the top of the AP college basketball poll in 25 years.

  • Ford Improving But Colangelo Still Looking For PG

    Since receiving clearance on January 9th to begin working out again, T.

  • Oregon State Fires Coach Jay John

    Yahoo! is reporting that Jay John, head basketball coach at Oregon State, was fired on Monday.

  • Pistons' Billups Happy He Stayed In Detroit

    Chauncey Billups expected the Orlando Magic to be one of the teams to make a bid for him when he became a free agent over the summer.

  • Gasol No Longer Focusing On Trade Talks

    It has been a year since Pau Gasol requested a trade out of Memphis, but he remains with the club and his biggest potential suitor the Chicago Bulls remain interested in him.

  • O'Neal Willing To Sit Out Season To Rehab Knee

    In order to fix his ongoing left knee injury, Jermaine O'Neal is willing to sit out the rest of the season.

  • Knicks Ready For Celtics In First Meeting Since Trouncing

    Earlier in the season, the Knicks fell behind by 52 points to the Celtics in a nationally televised game in Boston before they ultimately fell by 45.

  • Bulls Tell Duhon To Skip Trip

    Starting guard Chris Duhon will not be with the Chicago Bulls when they play the Grizzlies in Memphis on Monday, the Chicago Tribune is reporting.

  • Grizzlies Sign Bobby Jones To Second 10-Day Contract

    The Memphis Grizzlies signed forward Bobby Jones to a second 10-day contract, Grizzlies' General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

  • Indiana's O'Neal Doesn't Give Timetable For Return

    Despite the fact that Jermaine O'Neal admitted to the Indianapolis Star that he would sit out the entire season to heal his ailing knee if need be, he refused to put a timetable on his return Monday night.

  • Celtics' Rivers Will Coach Eastern All-Stars

    The Boston Celtics' 109-93 win over the New York Knicks on Monday afternoon earned coach Doc Rivers the right to lead the Eastern Conference All-Star squad next month.

  • Wizards' Thomas Making Progress

    According to the Associated Press, Washington center Etan Thomas is making strides towards his return to the court for the Wizards.

  • The Suns Are Hot In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 20th's Games

    - PHX 116, NJN 92 The Phoenix Suns outscored the New Jersey Nets 35-20 in the first quarter on Sunday night, and cruised to a 116-92 victory at the U.

  • Hokies' Allen Suspended For Bumping Ref

    After making inappropriate contact with an official during Virginia Tech forward Jeff Allen was suspended two games by the Atlantic Coast Conference according to report by the Associated Press.

  • UConn Routs 13th-Ranked Marquette

    Connecticut, coming off a 12-point home loss to Providence, rebounded with its first win over a ranked opponent in almost two years, 89-73 over No.

  • Spurs Re-Sign Richardson

    Jeremy Richardson, who originally signed with the Spurs on January 10, re-signed with the club again.

  • Bucks Assign Noel To Tulsa 66ers

    The Milwaukee Bucks have assigned guard/forward David Noel to their NBA Development League affiliate, the Tulsa 66ers, Bucks General Manager Larry Harris announced Sunday.

  • Ariza Breaks Foot At Practice

    Trevor Ariza was diagnosed with fractured bone in his right foot after landing on Lamar Odom during practice on Sunday.

  • Anthony Johnson Suspended For One Game

    Atlanta Hawks guard Anthony Johnson has been suspended for one game without pay, it was announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations.

  • Nets' Krstic Gets Much-Needed Workout

    Nenad Krstic's surgically repaired left knee is improving and he told the New York Post that he is close to a return and may play next week.

  • Artest Says He Will Opt Out

    After much assumption and speculation that Ron Artest would exercise the early termination option in his contract to become a free agent after this season, the Kings' forward confirmed it on Saturday to the Sacramento Bee.

  • Clippers Receive Calls On Brand, Kaman And Cassell

    Several teams have offered trade proposals to the Clippers for injured forward Elton Brand and center Chris Kaman, said coach Mike Dunleavy to the Los Angeles Times.

  • Nets Talk To Pacers About Carter For O'Neal

    Could the Nets and Pacers do a Jermaine O'Neal for Vince Carter swap?

  • Staph Infection Sidelines Martin

    Kenyon Martin missed his third consecutive game on Saturday night, this one attributed to a staph infection in his buttocks.

  • Cuban Not Convinced That Sonics Should Move

    Dallas Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban said on Saturday night that he does not believe that the Sonics should leave Seattle.

  • Bulls Yet To Decide On Punishment For Curry

    The Chicago Bulls are still considering how to punish rookie guard JamesOn Curry, who was arrested Thursday in Boise, Idaho, for urinating in public.

  • Barnes Ruled Ineligable After Error

    Warriors' forward Matt Barnes was forced to sit out against the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday night after he was ruled ineligible because of an error made when the Warriors turned in their active and inactive lists.

  • Sarver: Suns Won't Trade Core Players

    Neither Amare Stoudemire or Shawn Marion will be relocating this season, according to the Suns' Managing Partner Robert Sarver.

  • Heat Hand Riley Worst Losing Streak Ever

    The Heat lost their 13th straight on Saturday night, the longest losing streak in the league and the worst skein of coach Pat Riley's career.

  • Sutton Earns 799th Career Win As USF Defeats Portland

    Dior Lowhorn had 19 points and seven rebounds, and Eddie Sutton got his 799th career victory in San Francisco's 60-58 win over Portland Saturday night.

  • Battie Could Return For Magic In Playoffs

    Magic GM Otis Smith said before Saturday night's game that there's a chance that injured power forward Tony Battie could return for the playoffs.

  • Beasley, K-State Upend No. 9 Texas A&M

    Kansas State's first home victory over a top-10 opponent in almost four years may have gone a long way toward answering the question of whether Frank Martin can coach.

  • T-Mac Plays 27 Minutes After 11-Game Absence

    Rockets' star Tracy McGrady returned against San Antonio on Saturday night after missing 11 games because of injuries to his left knee.

  • Bulls' Deng Sits Out With Sore Achilles

    Chicago Bulls' forward Luol Deng was inactive Saturday night against the Detroit Pistons because his sore left Achilles flared up.

  • Jefferson, Mayo Lead USC To Win Over UCLA

    USC's two freshmen were better than UCLA's one.

  • Maryland Upsets No. 1 UNC 82-80

    Bambale Osby scored inside with 21 seconds left to help Maryland stun top-ranked North Carolina 82-80 on Saturday, handing the Tar Heels their first loss of the season.

  • Source: Grizzlies, Stoudamire Near Buyout

    Damon Stoudamire is wanted by both Phoenix and Boston, according to reports.

  • Pacers' O'Neal Will Miss The Next Two Weeks

    Pacers' forward Jermaine O’Neal will miss a minimum of two weeks, starting with Saturday night’s home game against Sacramento, due to a bone bruise on his left knee.

  • Foster Regains Stroke To End Vandy's Slide

    Alex Gordon and Shan Foster both scored 18 points, and No.

  • Isiah 'Didn't Notice' Marbury Needed Surgery

    Isiah Thomas raised more questions over the severity of Stephon Marbury's ankle injury when he told reporters Friday that the veteran point guard was not showing any signs of breaking down.

  • Artest Wouldn't Mind Playing In Detroit

    It has been more than three years since the infamous brawl at the Palace, and one of the key figures Ron Artest was back in town Friday for the Sacramento Kings' game against the Pistons.

  • Crawford To Succeed Marbury At Point In New York?

    Isiah Thomas believes that Jamal Crawford's future in New York is tied to the point guard position which does not bode well for Stephon Marbury.

  • Could Amare Be Traded?

    According to CBS Sportsline columnist Tony Mejia, Amare Stoudemire may just be obtainable via a trade after all.

  • Szczerbiak Appears To Be Unfazed By Trade Rumors

    One of the latest trade rumors has Wally Szczerbiak and Earl Watson from the Sonics heading to Miami for Ricky Davis, Jason Williams and Dorell Wright.

  • Hinrich's Back No Better

    The Bulls received some good news on Friday when a doctor revealed the back problems suffered by starting guard Kirk Hinrich are muscular, not skeletal.

  • Heat's Losing Streak Hits 12

    Despite the efforts of Dwyane Wade, the Miami Heat lost to Portland 98-91 on Friday night.

  • Hill Hopes To Return Against Bucks Thursday

    Suns' forward Grant Hill will practice today and hopes to play Tuesday at Milwaukee.

  • Wizards' Thomas Hopes To Rejoin Team This Season

    Wizards' forward Etan Thomas, who had heart surgery this offseason and was expected to miss the entire regular season, has said that he is close to returning to practice and definitely wants to return before the year is out.

  • Trade Hoax Shocks Suns' Barbosa

    Leandro Barbosa was subject to a hoax call at the team's Beverly Hills hotel Thursday, with the anonymous caller informing him that he had been traded to the New York Knicks.

  • Bosh Wants Fans To Get Tough On Horford

    With Al Horford set to make his first trip to Toronto after the hard foul on T.

  • T-Mac: 'Good Chance' Of Playing Vs. Spurs

    Apparently, Tracy McGrady can change directions after all.

  • Tennessee Forward Crews Cleared To Play

    Tennessee forward Duke Crews was cleared to return to the Vols more than a month after he was benched because of a heart condition.

  • South Carolina's Odom Set To Retire

    South Carolina Coach Dave Odom will retire at the end of the season, saying Friday "I'm on the back end of not only my career but my life.

  • Clippers Sign Diaz To 2nd 10-Day Contract

    The Los Angeles Clippers signed guard Guillermo Diaz to a second consecutive 10-day contract today.

  • Cleveland St. Stuns No. 12 Butler For 1st Upset Win

    When the final horn sounded, Cleveland State's fans poured onto the floor and celebrated a win unlike almost any other in the school's history.

  • Parker Elbowed In Eye, But Heel Biggest Worry

    Tony Parker had a shiner around his left eye Thursday night, a souvenir from a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers at the AT&T Center that got rough in a tense second half.

  • Pacers' O'Brien Denies Tinsley Suspended

    Indiana Pacers' Coach Jim O'Brien said Thursday his version of Jamaal Tinsley's absence from Wednesday's game "is the story I'm sticking with.

  • Sonics: City Wouldn't Miss Us

    If the Sonics leave Seattle, the city's economy won't suffer and most people won't care.

  • Sonics' West Hobbled By Foot Injury

    The results of an MRI on Sonics' guard Delonte West's foot were not known as of late Thursday night, but it's becoming apparent that this is not a day-to-day injury.

  • D'Antoni, Kerr Deny Rift Rumor

    Suns' General Manager Steve Kerr and Coach Mike D'Antoni disagree a lot, according to reports.

  • Lakers' Bynum Staying Optimistic After Knee Injury

    Lakers' center Andrew Bynum, expected to be sidelined until at least the middle of March, expressed both disappointment and optimism in his first interview since injuring his left knee.

  • Deals For Cassell Being Discussed

    Coach Mike Dunleavy declined to discuss Sam Cassell's status specifically but did address trade talks heading into the deadline.

  • McGrady Can't Finish Practice, Doubts Sat. Return

    Unable to finish his first full practice since his knee injuries, Tracy McGrady left Toyota Center on Thursday doubting that he would be ready for his first game back by Saturday.

  • The Cavs Revenge In The RGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 17th's Games

    - CLE 90, SAN 88 LeBron James hit a jumper with less than a minute remaining to give the Cleveland Cavaliers a stunning victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night.

  • Marbury Set For Ankle Surgery

    Knicks' point guard Stephon Marbury will have surgery on his left ankle and is out indefinitely.

  • Green Accepts Invitation To Defend Title In Dunk Contest

    Gerald Green has accepted the NBA's invitation to defend his slam dunk title at this year's All-Star Game in New Orleans.

  • Boston's Rondo Likely Out For Friday's Game

    With the two-game losing "streak" snapped, the Celtics went back to work in Massachusetts getting ready for Friday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

  • Horford Ready For Firestorm In Toronto

    Al Horford is ready for the storm that's sure to come from screaming fans Friday night when the Hawks face the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Centre.

  • Report That Tumor Is Benign Removed From Nene's Site

    Nuggets' Coach George Karl said Thursday the team is still awaiting results of some medical tests after doctors removed a testicular tumor from Denver forward Nene.

  • JamesOn Curry Arrested And Charged With Two Misdemeanors

    JamesOn Curry, a 2007 draft pick of the Chicago Bulls, was arrested this morning on charges of public urination and resisting arrest in Boise, Idaho, police records show.

  • Cavs Recall Shannon Brown From D-League

    The Cleveland Cavaliers have recalled guard Shannon Brown from the Rio Grande Valley Vipers of the NBA Development League, Cavaliers' General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.

  • Vance Walberg Resigns As Pepperdine Coach

    Citing personal and family reasons, Pepperdine Coach Vance Walberg resigned Thursday.

  • Bosh Takes Campaign To RealGM Hoops Show Tonight

    After posting a video for RealGM.

  • C.J. Watson Gets Second 10-Day Contract

    Point guard C.

  • Knicks Offered Randolph For Carter

    There was some speculation on Wednesday that the Nets offered Vince Carter to the Knicks, who rejected it.

  • Indy's Comeback In The RGM Daily Rundown From Jan. 16th's Games

    - Indiana 125, Golden State 117 The Indiana Pacers used a 46-point fourth quarter to come from behind and beat the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night.

  • UMass Snaps No. 18 Dayton's 13-Game Streak

    Massachusetts hasn't heard about Dayton being so tough to beat at home.

  • Pacers' Tinsley Suspended By Team, Not Injured

    The Indiana Pacers suspended Jamaal Tinsley for Wednesday night's game against Golden State following an incident during a film session one day earlier, The Star has learned.

  • Knicks' Marbury: 'I Need Surgery'

    Stephon Marbury was set for an MRI that could determine if he'll need surgery on his left ankle.

  • Good News From Nene's Preliminary Biopsy Results

    Following Nene's testicular tumor removal, biopsy results have been encouraging though he still awaits the results of more biopsies, which should come later this week.

  • Deng, Boylan Deny Rift Between Wallace, Noah

    The Chicago Tribune and Daily Herald reported that Bulls' forwards Joakim Noah and Ben Wallace had to be separated by Luol Deng in the locker room in Orlando.

  • McGrady Eyes Saturday Return

    Rockets' guard Tracy McGrady will return to practice today and hopes to play Saturday against the Spurs.

  • Hornets' Owner Dismisses Flight Plan

    Hornets' owner George Shinn said Wednesday he is optimistic his club can meet the attendance goal to continue its relationship with New Orleans long term.

  • Sonics Seek March Trial In KeyArena Dispute

    Lawyers for both sides in the KeyArena lease dispute made their schedule requests to U.

  • Shaq Returns As Bulls Trounce Heat By 30 In Miami

    After Miami's defense allowed a season-high in points and the return of Shaquille O'Neal failed to propel the Heat, there was no sugarcoating a 126-96 drubbing at the hands of the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.

  • Knight Records 900th Career Victory

    Bob Knight reached another milestone.

  • Top-Ranked UNC Holds Off Georgia Tech 83-82

    Tyler Hansbrough scored 27 points and made a crucial block in the closing seconds as top-ranked North Carolina held on for an 83-82 victory over stubborn Georgia Tech on Wednesday night.

  • Tyrus Thomas Available In Trade Talks?

    ESPN's Ric Bucher says that Tyrus Thomas is available and that the Bulls may readdress trade talks for Pau Gasol.

  • UCLA Asks Fans To Leave Wooden Alone

    UCLA is asking fans to leave former Coach John Wooden alone during home basketball games.

  • Kidd Named USA Basketball's 2007 Athlete of the Year

    In recognition of his outstanding play and leadership on the 2007 USA Basketball Men's Senior National Team, USA Basketball today announced that New Jersey Nets' all-star guard Jason Kidd has been named the 2007 USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year.

  • Kings At Full Strength As Bibby, Artest Return

    Today's game against the Raptors marks the virtual starting point in the NBA coaching career of Reggie Theus, at least as it pertains to the job for which he signed up.

  • Joakim Noah Angry At Divisive 'Source'

    Joakim Noah said whoever leaked a story about his Tuesday confrontation with Ben Wallace in the Bulls' locker room is dividing the team.

  • LBJ's Big Night In The RGM Daily Rundown From Jan. 15th's Games

    - Atlanta 104, Denver 93 Joe Johnson led the Atlanta Hawks over the Denver Nuggets last night, scoring 22 points to go along with 5 assists and 4 rebounds.

  • Jamal Crawford Foundation Debuts Official Website

    Knicks' guard Jamal Crawford announced today the debut of his foundation's official website,

    Oklahoma's Griffin Could Miss 4 Weeks With Knee

    Oklahoma freshman standout Blake Griffin could miss as much as four weeks after spraining a ligament in his left knee.

  • Magic's Smith: Don't Expect Any Moves Before Deadline

    Magic fans expecting the club to make a deal before the trade deadline next month likely will be disappointed.

  • Sore Knee Keeps Washington's Daniels Out Again

    About 90 minutes before the Wizards played the Knicks on Tuesday, Antonio Daniels was in uniform.

  • Knee Problems Will Sideline Grizzlies' Milicic

    Grizzlies' center Darko Milicic tried to give his teammates the inside presence they've become accustomed to this season.

  • Chris Bosh To RealGM: Ask Me A Question

    Chris Bosh has reached out to RealGM's strong Raptor community by posting a video on YouTube asking for people to ask him a question, either via video on YouTube, or on his website at chris-bosh.com.

  • Nuggets' Nene Has Testicular Tumor Removed

    Nene underwent surgery Monday to remove a testicular tumor, and a biopsy will determine if it was cancerous.

  • Emotions Erupt In Nugs' 2nd Straight Loss

    During Tuesday's 104-93 loss to Atlanta, the Nuggets remained emotionally drained from the news that Nene, their teammate and friend, had a testicular tumor removed this week.

  • Internal Strife Continues For Bulls

    Joakim Noah was back with the Chicago Bulls after his exodus at the hands of his teammates, and again he was front and center in an apparent dispute in the Bulls' locker room.

  • Riley Eyeing Shooters, Tax Relief

    With a record of 8-28 and the team $6 million over the luxury tax threshold, Pat Riley is trying to find ways of getting under the tax.

  • Back-To-Back Wins For Knicks

    Two wins in a row is nothing more than a baby step in the NBA.

  • LeBron Scores Season-High 51 Points In OT Win Over Grizzlies

    Now this is the way LeBron James likes to go for half a hundred.

  • Celtics' Rondo Iffy For Wednesday's Game

    Celtics' point guard Rajon Rondo sat out practice today.

  • Shaq Likely To Start Wednesday Against Bulls

    Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal is likely to play Wednesday against the Bulls after practicing Tuesday as he attempts to come back from a hip injury that has sidelined him for eight games.

  • Celtics, Garnett Lead NBA's Most Popular Merchandise, Jersey List

    The Boston Celtics and the team's All-Star forward Kevin Garnett lead the NBA's lists of Most Popular Jerseys and Most Popular Team Merchandise in sales at the NBA Store in New York City and online at NBAStore.

  • Nene Has Tumor Removed

    Doctors removed a tumor from Nuggets forward Nene, according to the player's Web site Tuesday.

  • Ainge Not Looking To Change Roster

    Celtics' Executive Director of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge said that while his eyes are open, the franchise isn't having any heated trade discussions or looking at any free agents.

  • Lakers Looking At Adding Webber

    Now that their franchise-center-in-training will be taking at least an eight-week break, the Lakers are perilously thin in the middle.

  • Bobcats Will Not Protest Call In Loss

    Based on feedback from the NBA, the Bobcats won't file a protest concerning the basket-interference call against Emeka Okafor in Saturday's loss to Detroit.

  • Suns Would Be Interested In Stoudamire

    If Memphis' Damon Stoudamire reaches a buyout agreement with Memphis, it seems likely the Suns would be interested in him.

  • Kansas Blows Out Oklahoma To Stay Perfect

    Whatever slim chance Oklahoma might have had against No.

  • Heat Acknowledge Error In Mourning 'Retirement' Story

    Alonzo Mourning said that he is retired in an interview with heat.com, but now the team is saying that it is not official and the story has been pulled.

  • Etan Thomas Is Cleared For Light Practice

    Wizards' center Etan Thomas has been cleared to participate in non-contact drills such as shooting and running.

  • Bryant Nets 48 As Lakers Edge Sonics In OT, 123-121

    Kobe Bryant scored 48 points and capped his season-best offensive outburst by swishing an 18-footer with 4.

  • Nuggets Brace For Extended Period Without Nene

    The Denver Nuggets remained mum Monday on the medical condition that has sidelined Nene.

  • Mourning Calls It A Career

    "Yes. I'm retired," Alonzo Mourning told the Miami Heat's website in an interview. "This is it for me."

  • Pitt Surprises No. 5 Georgetown

    A few days after Pitt lost starters Levance Fields and Mike Cook to injuries last month, Coach Jamie Dixon delivered a simple message to his nine healthy scholarship players.

  • Wizards Pick Up Back-To-Back Wins Over Boston

    After a successful sweep of the league-leading Celtics, the Wizards are starting to think big even without a healthy Gilbert Arenas.

  • Barrett Named D-League Player Of Week

    Andre Barrett of the Bakersfield Jam today was named D-League.

  • Howard To Appear On Cover Of NBA Ballers: Chosen One

    Midway Games has named Dwight Howard as the cover athlete for its game NBA Ballers: Chosen One.

  • Streaking Hoosiers Enter Coaches' Top 10

    The latest victory in Indiana's winning streak helped propel the Hoosiers into the top 10 of the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll released Monday.

  • Point Guards Felton, McInnis Returning For Bobcats

    The Charlotte Bobcats will get both of their point guards back for Monday's game against Denver.

  • Marbury's Ankle Could Require Surgery

    Stephon Marbury will miss at least two more games and could require surgery on his left ankle.

  • Agent: Bynum Will Miss 8 Weeks

    Andrew Bynum will miss eight weeks with a subluxation of his left kneecap and bone bruise.

  • Disciplinary Judge Orders Replay Of ULEB Cup Game

    The Euroleague Basketball disciplinary judge has ordered the replay of the Week 8 regular season game between Telindus Oostende and Beghelli Bologna in Group F of the ULEB Cup.

  • Cavaliers Extend Mike Brown's Contract

    The Cleveland Cavaliers today extended Head Coach Mike Brown’s contract.

  • Kings Want Haslem For Bibby?

    One NBA official in contact with the Kings said they have indicated privately they would like to move Mike Bibby, and that Miami and Cleveland have shown an interest.

  • Webber: I'll Be Back In Two Weeks

    In an interview on Sunday, Chris Webber told News10's Bryan May that he will sign with a new club and be back on the court in a matter of days.

  • Bosh And More In The RealGM Daily Rundown From Jan. 14th's Games

    - Toronto 116, Portland 109 (2OT) It took two overtimes, but the Toronto Raptors downed the red-hot Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday, 116-109.

  • Rudy Gay Trying To Get In Dunk Contest

    When you see Grizzlies' forward Rudy Gay taking off for one of those high-flying, rim-shattering dunks, note that they serve a purpose.

  • Isiah Turning Down Fair Trades?

    Numerous league sources have informed the Sacramento Bee that embattled Knicks coach Isiah Thomas has been turning down decent deals left and right.

  • Arenas Says He Will Opt Out This Summer

    Gilbert Arenas said Sunday that he plans on opting out of his contract after this season. He said the Wizards are his top option but he is willing to go elsewhere.

  • Healthy Wilcox Set To Return To Sonics

    He’s essentially missed the past five games, all losses for the Seattle SuperSonics.

  • Harrison's Suspension Takes Pacers By Surprise

    The Indiana Pacers did not know center David Harrison failed two previous drug tests until they learned he was suspended five games for violating the league's drug program last Friday while they were preparing for practice in Phoenix.

  • Marbury Sits, Status With Team In Question

    Stephon Marbury mysteriously sat out last night's win over the Pistons with an alleged sore left ankle, prompting Isiah Thomas to question Marbury's future with the club.

  • Eric Gordon Burns Illinois Again

    Eric Gordon and No.

  • Lakers' Bynum Injures Knee, Ankle; MRI Scheduled For Monday

    Lakers' center Andrew Bynum injured his left knee and ankle in the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Grizzlies and had to be assisted off the floor.

  • LeBron Ticketed For Driving 101 MPH On Interstate

    LeBron James was ticketed by the State Highway Patrol for driving 101 mph on an interstate highway.

  • Pistons Just Miss Lowest Point Total In Team History

    The end of the Pistons' road trip was almost the worst night in their history.

  • Vitale OK To Return To Broadcasting After Surgery

    ESPN college basketball analyst Dick Vitale has been cleared to return to broadcasting after successful surgery in December to treat ulcers on his left vocal cord.

  • Shaq Practices After Missing 8 Games With Bad Hip

    Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal returned to practice Sunday after missing eight games with a hip injury.

  • Rockets' Morey Denies McGrady Rumors

    The rumor mill is churning out speculation that the Rockets have or would entertain conversations about trading Tracy McGrady, but GM Daryl Morey is denying all rumors.

  • Warriors, Payton Still Discussing Deal

    "I like Nellie, the kind of ball they (Golden State) play," Gary Payton said during a recent phone interview.

  • Deal For Bibby Could Be Too Costly For Cavs

    If the Kings insist on the Cavaliers taking back Kenny Thomas' contract, that could be a deal breaker.

  • Raptors' Moon Invited To Dunk Contest

    Jamario Moon, who is becoming one of the feel-good stories of not only the Raptors but the entire NBA, has been invited to compete in the dunk contest as part of next month's all-star weekend, capping a meteoric rise from minor leaguer to something akin to a cult hero.

  • Lakers' Bryant Listed As Probable Vs. Grizzles

    Kobe Bryant was a no-show at practice Saturday morning, earning a day off to rest and recover from an upper respiratory illness.

  • Bulls' Noah Benched Sunday By Teammates

    Chicago Bulls rookie Joakim Noah was benched for Sunday's 105-84 loss to the Atlanta Hawks - by his teammates.

  • Stackhouse 3 Point Buzzer-Beater Rescues Mavericks

    Jerry Stackhouse drilled a 3-pointer at the buzzer to deliver an improbable 95-94 victory to the Mavericks on Saturday night, dashing the hopes of the Los Angeles Clippers, who did their part at the end to help the Mavericks win their seventh consecutive game.

  • UCLA Knocks Wazzu From Unbeaten Ranks

    Washington State couldn't make a dent against UCLA's defensive pressure most of the game.

  • Vandy Loses First Of Season To Kentucky

    Freshman Patrick Patterson had 23 points and 12 rebounds to lift Kentucky to a 79-73 double-overtime win over Vanderbilt (No.

  • Hawks To Replay Game With Heat

    For the first time since 1982, the NBA is sending two teams back to the court for a do-over.

  • Knicks' Thomas Won't Quit Coach, Prez Roles

    Isiah Thomas believes the best way he can fix the Knicks is by staying on the bench.

  • Nash, Marion Expect To Play Vs. Bucks

    The Suns remained a sick and injured basketball team on Friday, but chances are good they will have all their bodies, with the exception of forward Grant Hill, available for tonight’s home game against Milwaukee.

  • Pitino: L'ville Sophomore Clark Won't Go Pro

    Rick Pitino's bench might not be depleted next year after all.

  • Celtics Tie Best Start In Team History

    The Boston Celtics' big three all had big nights against the New Jersey Nets.

  • Source: Isiah Only Likes Three Players

    Despite Monday's defiant remarks that he has no plans to leave the Knick bench, the New York Post is reporting that Isiah Thomas actually vented in a conversation to a friend a day later that he is indeed considering stepping away from coaching to concentrate on the team presidency, according to a source.

  • Dolan Leaning Towards Firing Isiah Before Season's End

    Garden chairman James Dolan recently told confidants that he knows a coaching change must be made and that he is preparing to do just that.

  • Steph Rips Isiah Scheme

    Stephon Marbury revealed Friday night that he is struggling to adjust to his new role in Isiah Thomas' offense, suggesting that for the money the Knicks are giving him, they should expect more out of him.

  • Trade Rumors Keep McGrady In Stitches

    General Manager Daryl Morey hasn't fielded any phone calls about trading Tracy McGrady and certainly hasn't made any.

  • T-Mac Will Miss Next Three Games

    Houston Rockets' guard Tracy McGrady is expected to miss three more games as he recovers from a left knee injury.

  • Nuggets' Nene Takes Leave Of Absence

    Nuggets' Coach George Karl wasn't concerned about when Nene would return.

  • Bulls Suspend Noah For One Game After Blowup

    The Bulls placed Joakim Noah on the inactive list for Friday's game against the 76ers after the rookie forward engaged in an angry exchange with Assistant Coach Ron Adams at the team's morning shootaround.

  • Randolph Upset As He And Curry Yanked Against Bosh, Raptors

    Chris Bosh had 40 points and 11 rebounds, and the Raptors rolled to a 99-90 victory over New York on Friday in the latest ugly night for the Knicks.

  • Bulls Suspend Noah

    Chicago forward Joakim Noah was suspended by the team for Friday's game against the Sixers for what interim head coach Jim Boylan called an "internal disciplinary measure.

  • Hudson Undergoes Successful Hip Surgery

    Golden State Warriors' guard Troy Hudson underwent successful surgery on his left hip on Thursday, January 10, the team announced today.

  • Bulls Might Revisit Gasol Talks With Memphis

    The Bulls likely will revisit trade talks with the Memphis Grizzlies for 7-foot forward Pau Gasol.

  • Marbury Understands Knicks' Trade Rumors

    Stephon Marbury, whose fallout with Isiah Thomas has been well-documented, spoke openly about the potential to be traded on Friday.

  • Dwight Howard Acknowledges He's A Father

    Orlando Magic All-Star center Dwight Howard acknowledged Friday that he has become a first-time father of a baby boy born recently in Orlando.

  • UNC Coach Williams Trips, Cuts Scalp

    North Carolina Coach Roy Williams cut his scalp Friday when he tripped over a cord in his office and hit his head on a door.

  • NBA Grants Protest Filed By Miami

    The NBA granted a game protest filed by the Heat after its 117-111 loss to the Hawks on December 19.

  • Suns Assign Tucker To D-League, Recall Strawberry

    The Phoenix Suns have assigned rookie forward Alando Tucker to their NBA Development League affiliate Albuquerque Thunderbirds, President of Basketball Operations and General Manager Steve Kerr announced today.

  • Pacers' Harrison Suspended For Violating Anti-Drug Program

    The NBA announced today that David Harrison of the Indiana Pacers has been suspended without pay for five games for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program.

  • RealGM Daily Rundown For Jan. 10th's Games

    - Detroit 90, San Antonio 80 Rasheed Wallace led the Detroit Pistons to an impressive victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night.

  • Cavs Assign Shannon Brown To D-League

    The Cleveland Cavaliers have assigned guard Shannon Brown to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers of the NBA Development League, Cavaliers' General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.

  • Elbow, Shoulder Sideline Marion

    With starters Grant Hill (appendectomy) and Steve Nash (flu) at home in the Valley after each left a hospital stay Thursday, forward Shawn Marion added to the Suns' woes for Thursday night's game at Utah when he could not play because of a right-elbow bruise and sore right shoulder.

  • Suns' Hill Has Appendectomy, Will Miss 2-3 Weeks

    Phoenix Suns' forward Grant Hill underwent an appendectomy on Wednesday and is expected to be sidelined for two to three weeks.

  • Knee Bruise, Tendon Strain Could Sideline Varejao

    The Cleveland Cavaliers said Thursday that Anderson Varejao has a left knee bruise and left Achilles strain, making his playing status questionable for Friday night's game in Cleveland against the Charlotte Bobcats.

  • Raptors' Colangelo On Prowl For Guard

    Raptors' GM Bryan Colangelo is going to continue to try to acquire a point guard, even though T.J. Ford will begin working out this week.

  • Willis Reed: Don't Give Up On Eddy-Zach

    The Zach Randolph-Eddy Curry experiment has not worked out so far, but is it too early to give up on the tandem?

  • Wilcox May Be Back For Sonics' Homestand

    Sonics' forward Chris Wilcox is expected to work out at Friday's shootaround and perhaps be available against the Dallas Mavericks.

  • Raptors' Ford Cleared To Work Out

    Raptors' guard T.

  • Isiah Avoids Suspension For Incident With Ref

    Isiah Thomas avoided an NBA suspension even though the league said Thursday there was contact between the New York Knicks coach and the official who threw him out of a game.

  • Darius Washington Joins Aris TT Bank In Euroleague

    Ex-Spurs' guard Darius Washington has signed with Euroleague team Aris TT Bank, Euroleague.

  • GW Holds Saint Louis To D-I Low In Points Scored

    Rick Majerus knew it would take some time to get Saint Louis playing the kind of successful basketball he's used to getting from his teams.

  • Life Not Always Easy For UNC-Asherville's 7 Foot-7 Inch Kenny George

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  • Cavs Recall Simmons From D-League

    The Cavaliers on Thursday recalled forward Cedric Simmons from Rio Grande Valley of the D-League.

  • Spurs Sign Jeremy Richardson

    The San Antonio Spurs announced today that they have signed guard/forward Jeremy Richardson.

  • Raptors' Ford Expected To Make Full Recovery

    Toronto Raptors' point guard T.

  • Allen, Davis Return To Practice For Celtics

    After missing last night's loss to the Bobcats, both Ray Allen and Glen Davis returned to the practice floor Thursday, and they expect to return to the lineup Friday night when the Celtics visit the New Jersey Nets.

  • Nash Will Miss Game Against Jazz

    Suns' guard Steve Nash, who left Wednesday night’s game in the third quarter because of the flu, is not with the team in Utah and won’t play when the Suns and Jazz meet at 8:30 P.

  • Grizzlies Sign Bobby Jones To 10-Day Contract

    The Memphis Grizzlies signed forward Bobby Jones to a 10-day contract, Grizzlies' General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

  • KG Leads All Players In Final All-Star Update Before Announcement

    In the fourth and final update before All-Star starters are announced on Jan.

  • Phil: Bynum's Improvement Motivated By Money

    Andrew Bynum can sign a maximum contract for up to $75 million this summer.

  • Iguodala Frustrated, Sniping At Teammates

    Earlier this season, Andre Iguodala turned down a reported $57 million contract extension, but the source of his frustration appears to be the losing, and now he seems to be beaten down by it.

  • Concern Grows About Wade's Opt Out

    With Dwyane Wade able to opt out of his contract after two more seasons, there is a concern that the losing and the precipitous decline from the 2006 NBA championship, could sour him on South Florida.

  • Source: Randolph On The Block, Could End Up In Milwaukee

    An NBA source told John Canzano of the Oregonian via telephone on Wednesday night that Zach Randolph is on the trading block, and that he's likely to end up in Milwaukee.

  • Injuries To Varejao Not Believed Serious

    There was a large, dark red and blue bruise and swelling on the top of Anderson Varejao's left knee as his left foot rested in a bucket of ice in the locker room after the game Wednesday night.

  • Riley Refutes Report That He Might Step Down

    Pat Riley, who is reexamining his roles with the Heat, disputed a report that he was contemplating stepping down as coach.

  • Duke Dumps Temple; Coach K 6th On Win List

    Duke gained the milestone and momentum it wanted heading into ACC play.

  • Gelabale Not Wanting To Go To D-League

    Mickael Gelabale had difficulty getting minutes when the Sonics were short-handed, and with the return of forward Chris Wilcox and Ridnour, the reserve swingman isn't likely to play much anytime soon.

  • Ridnour Healthy Again, But Stays On The Sideline

    Even healthy it appears that Luke Ridnour cannot get onto the court.

  • Heat Loses Ninth In A Row

    It was a familiar culprit who scripted what has become a routine finish for the Miami Heat, which fell 98-92 to the Milwaukee Bucks at the Bradley Center on Wednesday.

  • Atkins To Have Sports Hernia Surgery

    Nuggets' guard Chucky Atkins was expected to have surgery sometime next week to repair a sports hernia that has bothered him since the preseason.

  • Clippers Receive Encouraging Report On Livingston

    The Clippers received an encouraging report on guard Shaun Livingston, who hasn't played since severely injuring his left knee 10 1/2 months ago.

  • Moon Ready For Dunk Contest If Invite Arrives

    Jamario Moon has been in enough dunk contests that he won't be crushed if he doesn't get asked to take part in the dunk-off at the NBA all-star game next month.

  • Harrington: 'Conspiracy' If Baron Isn't An All-Star

    Stephen Jackson says it will be "politics" if Baron Davis does not make the All-Star team.

  • Redick Drawing Interest From Other Teams

    "Actually, his value is pretty high right now," said Orlando GM Otis Smith.

  • Robinson Not Getting Invite To Dunk Contest?

    It doesn't sound like the NBA has reached out yet to have Knicks' guard Nate Robinson back in the Slam Dunk contest at All-Star weekend next month.

  • Ray Allen Doubtful Tonight Against Bobcats

    Boston Celtics' guard Ray Allen has a pinched nerve in his neck and is doubtful for tonight's home game against the Charlotte Bobcats, Coach Doc Rivers said.

  • Blazers' Roy Hopes To Return Wednesday Night

    Brandon Roy predicted after Tuesday's practice that he would be ready to return to the Portland Trail Blazers' lineup tonight against Golden State.

  • Grant Hill Out 2 Weeks After Appendectomy

    It was learned on Wednesday that Grant Hill would need to undergo an appendectomy this evening.

  • Hornets Agree To Lease Extension

    The management of the New Orleans Arena said the Hornets have reached an agreement with the state on a two-year lease extension to keep them in the state-owned arena through 2014.

  • Blazers Send McRoberts To D-League

    The Trail Blazers on Wednesday assigned rookie forward Josh McRoberts to Idaho of the D-League.

  • UCLA's Collison Hospitalized Because Of Food Poisoning

    UCLA guard Darren Collison was briefly hospitalized because of food poisoning after the fifth-ranked Bruins' weekend road trip to the Bay Area.

  • Shaq Injury Not Serious, MRI Shows Soft Tissue

    The reeling Miami Heat got some good news about Shaquille O'Neal yesterday.

  • Pacers' Bird Keeps Trade Thoughts To Himself

    "We're not looking to get rid of any core players right now, but you never know," said Larry Bird.

  • Marquette's James Sprains Wrist In Win Over Seton Hall

    Dan Fitzgerald made Seton Hall's decision not to foul costly.

  • Clippers' Knight Has Fibula Stress Reaction

    Los Angeles Clippers' point guard Brevin Knight underwent an MRI prior to practice this morning which revealed a left fibula stress reaction.

  • Season Might Be Last For Pat Riley

    After committing in the offseason to coaching the Heat through 2009-2010, Pat Riley is leaning toward stepping aside after this season.

  • Pecherov Suits Up, Still Doesn't Play

    Oleksiy Pecherov last put on a Wizards' game uniform in the preseason.

  • Kidd's Third Straight Triple-Double No Help To Nets

    Michael Jordan's influence and Jason Richardson's 25 points allowed the Bobcats to overcome Jason Kidd's third consecutive triple-double to snap a three-game losing streak.

  • Dampier, Stackhouse Cleared To Play

    Coach Avery Johnson said center Erick Dampier and guard Jerry Stackhouse (right thumb) both were cleared to play tonight against the Pistons.

  • Knicks' Road Win Ends 7-Game Skid

    Eddy Curry dressed quickly, bolted from the locker room and stopped only for a moment in the hallway.

  • T-Mac Could Rejoin Rockets By Friday

    Tracy McGrady will be checked out by the Houston Rockets' medical staff Thursday to determine when he'll be able to return from his left knee injury.

  • Sonics' Durant Tweaks Ankle In Loss To Cavs

    Kevin Durant sprained his left ankle while making a jump shot with 7:31 left.

  • Wife Of Arizona Coach Olson Seeks Reconciliation

    The wife of Arizona Coach Lute Olson filed a court challenge to his attempt to divorce her.

  • Bulls' Deng Misses Second Game With Achilles' Tendinitis

    Luol Deng missed his second consecutive game because of left Achilles' tendinitis when the Bulls hosted the Knicks on Tuesday.

  • Nike Set To Release 23rd Edition Of Air Jordan

    No other basketball shoe has changed the face of business, athletics, and marketing like the Air Jordan.

  • Riley: Wade's Shoulder Had Extensive Damage

    The truth about Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade's left shoulder may finally be coming out.

  • Raptors To Keep Moon, Martin

    The Toronto Raptors' roster will remain unchanged for now.

  • Warriors Sign CJ Watson

    The Golden State Warriors have signed guard CJ Watson of the NBA Development League to a 10-day contract, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.

  • Ray Allen May Sit Out Celtics' Next Game

    Boston Celtics' guard Ray Allen may not play in Wednesday night's game against Charlotte because of numbness in his right hand.

  • Utah's Kirilenko, Price Out Against Pacers

    Andrei Kirilenko will miss his second straight game with a back injury, and Ronnie Price won't play because of a sprained ankle so the Utah Jazz recalled Morris Almond from the Developmental League for tonight's matchup against Indiana at EnergySolutions Arena.

  • Wash. St. Guard Revived After Practice Collapse

    Stephen Sauls, a reserve for No.

  • Heat Don't Expect Shaq Back Until Next Week

    The reeling Miami Heat won't get Shaquille O'Neal back for at least a week while he receives treatment for a hip injury that has sidelined him for six games.

  • Mobley: 'We Need An Identity'

    Following a recent loss to the Spurs, players like Chris Kaman and Corey Maggette spoke of the need to keep fighting, of their energetic play against the Spurs, of hope in the future for a beat-up team whose starting lineup has become a nightly guessing game.

  • Jazz Recall Almond From D-League

    Utah Jazz General Manager Kevin O’Connor announced today that the team has recalled rookie guard Morris Almond from the Utah Flash of the NBA Development League (D-League).

  • Clippers Sign Guillermo Diaz To 10-Day Deal

    Guillermo Diaz of the Anaheim Arsenal signed a 10-day contract with the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday, making him the 10th D-League call-up of the season.

  • Sources: Bucks Courting Doug Collins

    There are some NBA officials and league insiders who are convinced Milwaukee owner Herb Kohl already has made his determination on Harris’ fate and has his henchmen looking for possible replacements.

  • Kidd: Howard Will Be Free Agent Magnet

    Nets' point guard Jason Kidd, during his stop in Orlando last week, had an interesting perspective on Magic center Dwight Howard.

  • Blazers' Roy Unsure If He Will Play Wednesday

    Trail Blazers' guard Brandon Roy did not practice Monday because of his bruised tailbone, and Roy said he is unsure whether he will be able to play in Wednesday's home game against Golden State.

  • McHale Backs Timberwolves' Coach Wittman

    The Timberwolves aren't on the same page on the court, but Vice President of Basketball Operations Kevin McHale and Coach Randy Wittman sure are in sync with their assessments of the team's struggles.

  • Isiah: I'll Fix This As Coach

    A defiant Isiah Thomas said he has no plans to ask Knicks' owner James Dolan for a leave of absence from the bench to focus on the team presidency, saying he will "fix this and make it right" from the coach's seat.

  • Riley Is Worried About Wade's Health

    Heat coach Pat Riley expressed continued concern Monday about the health of guard Dwyane Wade.

  • Knicks' Curry Takes Shot At Paxson

    Eddy Curry is not a fan of John Paxson - or of Scott Skiles.

  • Q-Rich Heading To Bench

    Isiah Thomas is ready to pull Quentin Richardson from the starting lineup tonight against the Bulls, but claims he's doing it more because of Richardson's recent injury - a bruised right thigh suffered in Houston - than his poor numbers.

  • New MRI Shows McGrady Out 7-10 Days

    The Rockets thought Tracy McGrady was day-to-day.

  • Suns' 78-point 1st Half Adds Fuel To Rout Of Nuggets

    General Manager Steve Kerr had a little talk with the team before Monday's shootaround.

  • Wolves' Foye Cleared For More Strenuous Workouts

    Point guard Randy Foye, who has missed the entire season with an injured left knee, was cleared by doctors on Monday to begin more strenuous workouts in preparation for a return to the team.

  • Nets Won't Move To Brooklyn Until 2010 At Earliest

    The New Jersey Nets will play most or all of the 2009-10 NBA season in New Jersey instead of Brooklyn, a team spokesman said Thursday.

  • Arenas Not Sure He'll Be Back This Season

    "If it's aching, if I'm out here practicing and it's swelling up then, I'll see you next year." -- Gilbert Arenas on his ailing knee, talking about February or March as he attempts a comeback.

  • Riley: Not Interested In Trading Shaq

    Pat Riley stressed on Monday that Shaquille O'Neal's future remains with the Heat, the team he helped lead to the 2006 NBA title.

  • Knight Has Fibula Stress Reaction

    Los Angeles Clippers' point guard Brevin Knight underwent an MRI prior to practice this morning which revealed a left fibula stress reaction.

  • Stotts Hired As Special D-League Consultant

    Terry Stotts, who spent four seasons as an NBA head coach with the Milwaukee Bucks and Atlanta Hawks, today was named the NBA Development League’s Coaches' Consultant.

  • Clippers Waive Richie Frahm

    The Los Angeles Clippers today waived guard Richie Frahm.

  • UNC Remains In Polls No. 1 With 23 First-Place Votes

    North Carolina survived a Clemson upset bid on Sunday night.

  • Nuggets Waive G/F Bobby Jones

    The Denver Nuggets waived guard/forward Bobby Jones on Monday.

  • Tar Heels Get Stepheson Back After Absence

    North Carolina sophomore Alex Stepheson will rejoin the team Monday after missing nearly a week because of a family illness.

  • Bulls Recall Nicholas, Assign Curry To D-League

    The Chicago Bulls announced today that the team has recalled rookie forward Demetris Nichols from the Iowa Energy of the D-League.

  • Warriors Sign CJ Watson

    The Golden State Warriors have added point guard CJ Watson, who becomes the ninth call-up of the current D-League season.

  • Iverson And James Named Players Of The Week

    Cleveland Cavaliers' forward LeBron James was named today as the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played Monday, December 31, 2007 through Sunday, January 6, 2008.

  • Grizzlies Waive Jeremy Richardson

    The Memphis Grizzlies waived guard/forward Jeremy Richardson, club General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

  • Strawberry Named D-League Player Of Week

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  • Shaq Travels To L.A. Seeking Treatment On Hip

    Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal flew Monday to Los Angeles to seek medical treatment for a hip injury that has sidelined him the past five games.

  • Spurs Waive Johnson And Langford

    The San Antonio Spurs announced today that they have waived guard/forward DerMarr Johnson and guard Keith Langford.

  • Brand And Livingston Think March 1st Too Early For Return?

    Elton Brand recently expressed concern that the March 1 target date for his return was too early.

  • Ford To Visit Cleveland Clinic This Week

    Raptors' point guard T.

  • Wizards Separating Blatche, Young, And McGuire In Locker Room

    Veterans Antonio Daniels, DeShawn Stevenson, and Antawn Jamison said they are in the process of re-arranging the locker room.

  • Nets Waive Billy Thomas

    The New Jersey Nets have requested waivers on guard Billy Thomas, Nets' President Rod Thorn announced today.

  • Foye's Knee To Be Examined Today

    Today might be the day the Timberwolves finally get some good news injected into their trying season.

  • Golden State Considering Payton

    The Warriors are looking to improve their team's passing and all-around savvy, and one option is signing Oakland native Gary Payton out of retirement to play for his hometown team.

  • Celtics' Showboating Draws Detroit Smirks

    The Celtics made quite a show of their win over the Pistons in Detroit on Saturday night with Paul Pierce yelling that the Celtics are the best team in the league, and several Celtics "popping" their jerseys, and, according to an ESPN.

  • Slow Start Not Enough To Stop No. 8 Duke

    Passes sailed out of bounds, loose balls went unrecovered, opposing scorers had room to operate -- and Duke's players weren't discussing their mistakes with each other.

  • Karl Hopes Miller Forgives Him For Trade

    George Karl believes Andre Miller is "still angry" at him.

  • Sonics Might Be Go-Between As Trading Deadline Nears

    Earl Watson and Luke Ridnour have reportedly been mentioned in deals with teams needing a point guard.

  • Cassell Not Having Fun

    Sam Cassell is not having fun with the Clippers but says he is not at the point of asking for a trade.... yet.

  • Isaiah Rider Jailed On Outstanding Warrants

    Former NBA star Isaiah Rider was in custody Sunday on outstanding arrest warrants after Berkeley police responded to a report of a disturbance between a taxi driver and a passenger.

  • Warriors Waive DJ Mbenga

    The Golden State Warriors have waived center DJ Mbenga, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.

  • Warriors Recall Perovic From D-League

    The Golden State Warriors have recalled center Kosta Perovic from the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League, Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Mullin announced today.

  • Suns' Stoudemire, Bell Miss Practice

    Suns' guard Raja Bell was asked to stay home to recuperate from the flu, but center Amaré Stoudemire's absence was more of a surprise.

  • Stackhouse, Dampier Miss Game For Mavs, Will Be Reevaluated

    Jerry Stackhouse and Erick Dampier missed the Dallas Mavericks' game against the Minnesota Timberwolves today because of injuries.

  • Villanova Nips Sloppy Pitt With Late FT's

    Pittsburgh had run the play twice before in big situations, and it worked both times.

  • Ruoff Helps Huggins, WVU Upend No. 11 Marquette

    Bob Huggins couldn't take all the credit for his first signature victory as coach of West Virginia.

  • Mavericks Recall Ager From D-League

    The Dallas Mavericks announced today that they have recalled guard Maurice Ager from the Tulsa 66ers of the NBA D-League.

  • Swollen Knee Will Sideline Mavs' Dampier

    Mavericks' C Erick Dampier will miss today's game at Minnesota because of swelling in his left knee.

  • Nets' Jefferson Insists Knee Is OK

    The Nets will likely send Richard Jefferson for an MRI or X-rays.

  • Texas Tech Hands Knight 899th Win

    After 899 wins, Bob Knight is as feisty as ever.

  • Wizards' Arenas Is 'Pain Free,' But Unsure On Return

    Gilbert Arenas said he hopes he'll return from a second knee operation and be back in the Washington Wizards' lineup within two months.

  • Zach: I'm Not Eddy's Problem

    An angry Zach Randolph denied he's held Eddy Curry back this season and believes the two can still play together.

  • Wade, O'Neal, Williams Back At Practice

    Jason Williams, Dwyane Wade, and Shaquille O'Neal worked out during the Heat's light practice session at FedEx Forum.

  • McGrady Could Return Friday

    The Rockets have targeted Friday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves for Tracy McGrady to return from his knee injuries.

  • Hip Injury Sidelines Hornets' West

    New Orleans Hornets' forward David West, the team's second-leading scorer, missed a game for the first time this season Saturday night against the Phoenix Suns because of a bruised left hip.

  • Davis The Difference In Celtics Win Over Pistons

    In one of the top regular-season matchups in years, an unlikely player was the difference.

  • Scottie Pippen Scores Nine Points In Finland

    Former NBA star Scottie Pippen scored nine points to help Finland league leader Torpan Pojat beat Honka 98-85 on Saturday.

  • Davidson Not Headed To The D-League Anytime Soon

    Coach Sam Vincent would love to find rookie Jermareo Davidson some experience via the developmental league, but that might not happen this season.

  • Payton's Agent Meets With Ainge

    Aaron Goodwin, the agent for Gary Payton, met with Boston GM Danny Ainge on the Celtics’ recent west coast trip, trying to sell him on bringing back the Glove to back up Rajon Rondo, a source said.

  • Will Bynum Arrested In Israel

    Will Bynum, a former Georgia Tech basketball player now playing in Israel, was arrested Saturday and accused of running over a man after leaving a nightclub brawl.

  • Jayhawks Rout BC, Remain Unbeaten

    Darnell Jackson scored 25 points with nine rebounds, and Darrell Arthur added 22 points in front of a surprisingly supportive road crowd on Saturday to lead No.

  • A Deal Could Be In Store For The Magic

    Could the Magic be shopping Keyon Dooling, Carlos Arroyo, or J.J. Redick in a potential trade?

  • Radmanovic Sidelined With Ankle Injury

    Vladimir Radmanovic might be sidelined for up to four games because of a sprained right ankle.

  • Hornets In Trade Talks To Bolster Bench

    The Hornets want to strenghten their bench so Chris Paul and David West won't have to play extended minutes.

  • Bibby-To-Cleveland Rumors Continue

    The Mike Bibby-to-the-Cavaliers' trade rumors that started last season have continued especially since the Cavs have struggled this season, and the point guard position remains a weak spot.

  • D'Antoni: No Headbands

    A day after his team scored 13 points in the first quarter against the struggling Seattle SuperSonics, Mike D'Antoni recommended significant changes, starting at the top.

  • Deng Looks Unfit For Bulls' Game Vs. Kings

    Luol Deng underwent an MRI of his sore left Achilles' tendon late Friday and is likely to miss Saturday night's game against the Kings with the injury.

  • Rockets Escape Magic As Officials Rule Off Tip-In At Buzzer

    Yao Ming turned and emphatically slapped his arm.

  • Garbajosa Back With Raptors

    Jorge Garbajosa was finally back with the Raptors after undergoing surgery last month.

  • Two Pacers Have Trial Delayed For Third Time

    The trial of Indiana Pacers' players Jamaal Tinsley and Marquis Daniels on charges stemming from a bar fight has been delayed a third time.

  • Mavericks Hold Off Undermanned Heat

    In the final minutes of a game the Heat seemingly had no business being so close to winning, coach Pat Riley called a timeout.

  • UCLA Women Upset No. 2 Stanford

    After coming close against Tennessee and Maryland, UCLA broke through against Stanford.

  • Clippers' Davis Undergoes Successful Knee Surgery

    Los Angeles Clippers' forward Paul Davis underwent successful surgery yesterday to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and torn lateral meniscus in his right knee.

  • Changes Could Be On The Horizon In Milwaukee

    There's a belief among league executives that the Bucks are close to declaring everyone available, except for Yi Jianlian and Andrew Bogut.

  • Back Injury Sidelines Kirilenko, Will Not Travel With Jazz

    Starting small forward Andrei Kirilenko will not travel with the team for the Jazz's game Saturday night at Portland.

  • Ex-Montana St. Player Pleads Guilty In Homicide

    Former Montana State basketball player Brandon Miller pleaded guilty Friday for his role in the shooting death of a cocaine dealer in a case that stunned the community and led the school to re-evaluate its athletics' recruiting policies.

  • Sutton: USF A One-Year Gig

    Eddie Sutton, who came out of retirement last week to be San Francisco's interim coach, has no intention of remaining on the job permanently.

  • Randolph Suspended One Game For Headband Throw

    Zach Randolph of the New York Knicks has been suspended one game without pay for throwing his headband and hitting an official.

  • Bird Cites Importance Of D-League

    The Indiana Pacers' affiliate is in Fort Wayne, where the Mad Ants play at Memorial Coliseum, just a two-hour trip north on I-69 from Indianapolis.

  • Kiki Wanted Knicks' Job

    Right up until he accepted the Nets' offer, Kiki Vandeweghe, an ex-Knick whose dad also played in New York, was still trying to figure out a way to have a sit-down with the Garden's CEO and convince him that he could get this team righted.

  • Ford Now Pain-Free But Not Ready To Return

    Raptors point guard T.J. Ford said Thursday that he is pain-free and will return to action sometime this season.

  • Redd May Not Play Against Washington

    The Bucks might have to go without Redd for the first time this season when they play host to the Washington Wizards tonight.

  • UCLA's Roll Sidelined Three Weeks With Tear In Foot

    UCLA swingman Michael Roll underwent an MRI on his left foot on Wednesday that confirmed a full tear of the plantar fascia according to a school release.

  • DePaul Upsets No. 16 Nova In Big East Opener

    After a disastrous non-conference season, Cliff Clinkscales and DePaul teammates were more than ready to get the Big East portion of the season under way.

  • Knicks' Rose: We Don't Have What It Takes For Title

    Malik Rose, who won two rings with the Spurs, knows the ingredients needed in a championship team so he knows what the Knicks lack.

  • Alston's Case Adjourned Until April

    Rockets' guard Rafer Alston was in New York on Thursday for a court appearance related to his August arrest on assault charges, but the case was adjourned until April.

  • Pecherov Moves Closer To Return

    Rookie forward Oleksiy Pecherov, who has been out of action since suffering a hairline fracture of his right ankle during practice Oct.

  • Williams Retrial Delayed Over Racial Slur Fallout

    Court officials have delayed the retrial of former Nets' star Jayson Williams on a reckless manslaughter charge, a spokeswoman for the state courts system said Thursday.

  • Bulls' Deng Leaves Game With Strained Achilles Tendon

    Bulls' forward Luol Deng left Thursday's game against the Trail Blazers with a strained Achilles tendon.

  • Mo Williams On Tonight's RealGM Hoops Show

    Appearing tonight on the RealGM Hoops Show will be Mo Williams of the Milwaukee Bucks.

  • Agent: Stoudamire Seeking Trade Or Buyout

    Grizzlies veteran point guard Damon Stoudamire will seek a trade or contract buyout, his agent said Thursday.

  • LeBron Skips Practice With Sore Toe, Likely To Play Against Kings

    Cavaliers' star LeBron James did not practice Thursday because of a sore right big toe and was listed as probable for Friday's game against Sacramento.

  • USBL Suspends Operations For 2008

    The United States Basketball League announced the suspension of its 2008 season Thursday.

  • Isiah Says Tentativeness Is Knicks' Latest Issue

    Knicks' Coach Isiah Thomas made tentative play the latest excuse for the constant losing.

  • Nets Push Back Brooklyn Move

    The New Jersey Nets will play most or all of the 2009-10 NBA season in New Jersey instead of Brooklyn, a team spokesman said Thursday.

  • KG And LBJ Lead Third All-Star Voting Returns

    Kevin Garnett and LeBron James are the leading vote getters in the Eastern Conference, while Kobe Bryant and Yao Ming are the leaders in the West.

  • Foye Getting Closer To Return

    Randy Foye, who suffered a stress fracture in his left kneecap during training camp, is scheduled to have another evaluation Monday, and preliminary reports are positive.

  • Ford Consulting With Specialists

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  • Cold Weather Kept Mutombo Out Of Boston

    If Rockets' center Dikembe Mutombo follows through on his plan to retire after the season, last night's game will be his last in Boston, unless the Rockets and Celtics end up in the NBA Finals.

  • Baron Ranked #2 In NBA Behind LBJ In Mavs' Ranking System

    The Mavericks have a rating system for players that takes into account more than just raw statistics.

  • Dallas Interested In Pietrus?

    It's no secret that the Mavericks have thought Mickael Pietrus is the sort of player that would fit well in coach Avery Johnson's system.

  • Balkman Has Been Offered For Artest

    The Kings are interested in David Lee and Nate Robinson.

  • Ginobili Practices, Keeps Injured Finger Protected

    Wearing a brace on his left hand to protect his sprained index finger, Spurs' guard Manu Ginobili went through a full practice session with his teammates Monday, getting his rhythm back for a return to action after missing three games.

  • URI Off To Best Start Since '46-47

    Jim Baron says he would have reacted in disbelief if anyone had told him before the season that his Rhode Island team would open with a 14-1 record.

  • Latest Injury To Kings Sidelines Artest 3-4 Weeks

    Ron Artest had surgery on his right elbow Wednesday and will miss three to four weeks, another blow to the injury-depleted Sacramento Kings.

  • Korver Gets Revenge Against Sixers

    Former 76er Kyle Korver did not waste time haunting his old team.

  • T-Mac Out 7-10 More Days With Knee Tendon Sprain

    Tracy McGrady was found to have a strained popliteal tendon, an injury that explains the delay in his returning to the court and the three-week timetable he had been told to expect before he could play again.

  • Isiah Talking Titles In New York

    Isiah Thomas told reporters before the Knicks' loss to the Kings last night that he is not leaving the team until they win a championship.

  • Celtics' Rondo To Play Against Rockets

    Celtics' Coach Doc Rivers said point guard Rajon Rondo will play tonight at home against the Houston Rockets.

  • Lakers' Mihm Out 3 To 4 Weeks

    Lakers' center Chris Mihm will be sidelined three to four weeks because of a sore Achilles in his right foot that will require weekly sonar-wave treatments.

  • Tar Heels' Stepheson To Miss Game Vs. Kent State

    North Carolina Tar Heels' sophomore Alex Stepheson has returned home to California because of an illness in the family and will miss the Tar Heels' game against Kent State on Wednesday night.

  • Okla. City To Vote On Tax For Arena Upgrade

    Oklahoma City residents will vote March 4 on whether to levy a one-cent sales tax to pay for improvements at Ford Center in hopes of luring an NBA team, the City Council decided Wednesday.

  • Yi And Durant Named Top Rookies For December

    The Milwaukee Bucks’ Yi Jianlian and the Seattle SuperSonics’ Kevin Durant today were named the Eastern and Western Conference T-Mobile Rookies of the Month, respectively, for games played for the month of December.

  • C.J. Watson Named D-League Player Of Month

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  • McMillan And Saunders Named Coaches Of The Month

    The Detroit Pistons’ Flip Saunders and the Portland Trail Blazers’ Nate McMillan today were named the NBA Eastern and Western Conference Coaches of the Month, respectively, for games played in December.

  • Howard And Paul Named Players Of The Month

    The Orlando Magic’s Dwight Howard and the New Orleans’ Hornets Chris Paul today were named Eastern Conference and Western Conference Players of the Month, respectively, for games played Dec.

  • Cavaliers Send Simmons To D-League

    The Cleveland Cavaliers have assigned forward Cedric Simmons to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers of the NBA Development League, Cavaliers' General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.

  • Parker Not Interested In Buyout

    Smush Parker's agent indicated he's not interested in a buyout or taking less than the $4.6 million he is owed through next season.

  • Madsen May Arm Himself If He Gets Married And Has Children

    Wolves' forward Mark Madsen, the team representative to the NBA players union, said he doesn't feel the need to arm himself with a gun, but that might change if he gets married and has children.

  • Riley: No Trades Pending

    Although the Heat remains active in trade talks, Pat Riley said Tuesday, "there isn't anything pending.

  • Heat Likely To Be Without Three Starters Against Bucks

    Three Miami starters - center Shaquille O'Neal, forward Dorell Wright and guard Jason Williams - could be out with injuries when the Heat host the Milwaukee Bucks tonight.

  • Gooden Says Cavs Need To Show More Fight

    Shoddy defense has been the reason most often given for the Cavaliers' ills this season.

  • Kaman Still Hesitant On Becoming A Vocal Leader

    The play, frustration, and biting comments after Monday's win over the Minnesota Timberwolves all pointed to that of an emerging vocal team leader.

  • Artest: I Can Fix Knicks

    Ron Artest told The Post he is scheduled to have surgery today in New York on his right elbow to remove bone chips, forcing him to miss his lone Garden appearance tonight when the Knicks host the Kings.

  • Marbury Might Dress; Jamal To Wear Glove

    The Gloved One Jamal Crawford is expected back Wednesday after a one-game absence, and there is a possibility that Stephon Marbury will be in uniform for the first time in two weeks.

  • Isiah Says Knicks Will Be Inactive Around Trade Deadline

    There are said to be several Knicks who wouldn't mind a change of scenery, including Stephon Marbury, David Lee, Malik Rose and Eddy Curry, according to the New York Daily News.

  • Curry Wants Out Of New York?

    Isiah Thomas would not say if Eddy Curry will continue to be used as a reserve for the Knicks' home game tonight against the battered and bruised Sacramento Kings.

  • Stefanski Seems In No Rush To Trade Miller

    "We're happy with our team and will see what happens in the summer," said Ed Stefanski. "But I am not shopping Andre Miller around the league."

  • Giricek Ready To Play His Former Team

    When the 76ers face the Utah Jazz tonight in Energy Solutions Arena, all it represents to Gordan Giricek is his first game against his former team.

  • Kings' Bibby Impresses In Practice

    Mike Bibby ran as if nothing had happened, taking passes from assistant coaches after his first full-contact practice since his Oct.

  • Nation's Top 3-Point Threat Might Miss Two Weeks

    South Carolina guard Brandis Raley-Ross sprained his left knee while practicing this weekend and could miss up to two weeks.

  • Bogut Will Use Google To Get Bucks On Track?

    Center Andrew Bogut had a plan to figure out how to get the Milwaukee Bucks back on track after they suffered a 114-69 loss the Detroit Pistons Monday afternoon at the Palace of Auburn Hills, the third-worst loss in Bucks' franchise history.

  • Miami Interested In Artest And Pietrus Again?

    The Heat are reportedly interested again in Golden State's Mickael Pietrus.

  • Odom Suspended One Game For Foul On Allen

    The Lakers' Lamar Odom has been suspended for flagrantly fouling the Celtics' Ray Allen.

  • Pietrus Wants To Be Closer To The Islands

    Mickael Pietrus is again eligible for a new home today, three months after grudgingly re-signing with the Warriors for a one-year, $3.47 million qualifier on Oct. 1.

  • Unbeaten Vandy's 13th Win Secures Its Best Start

    Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stallings stomped his foot on the ground, threw his arms in the air, then took a seat on the bench and covered his face.

  • Rockets' Francis Out Indefinitely

    Houston Rockets' guard Steve Francis was diagnosed with bi-lateral quadricep tendinitis Monday and will be out indefinitely.

  • Gordon Responds To Pippen's Critique

    Scottie Pippen's scorched-earth assessment of current Bulls' players and his stated desire to coach in the organization spread through the locker room quickly Monday.