Fresh off of a sweep on Friday night, yours truly is back with several NBA Best Bets for the massive slate on Sunday, Feb. 23. Sunday’s action gets started earl

The New York Knicks were down as much as 27 points against the Boston Celtics, yet massive third-quarter performances from Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns helped propel them back into the game. While the Knicks were using the first few minutes of the fourth quarter to try and secure the comeback,

The NBA is back from its All-Star hiatus with a loaded weekend. The Knicks, Celtics, Cavs and Timberwolves each get two national TV games.

As Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore inch closer to getting control of the Minnesota Timberwolves a new NBA rumor claims

Kevin Garnett could join the Timberwolves front office once the sale of the franchise is completed.

So, should Cleveland, Boston or the Oklahoma City Thunder stand alone atop The Arizona Republic’s latest NBA power rankings. 1. Cleveland Cavaliers (47-10) Start the day smarter

Chet Holmgren and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 130-123 on Sunday, avenging their 116-101 loss from before the All-Star break. Before Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's birthday gift to coach Mark Daigneault, Holmgren joined ESPN's SportsCenter after Sunday's win and addressed Aaron Wiggins' impact.

Some big news is emerging about retired Basketball Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett in the wake of the sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Six-time All-Star Boston Celtics power forward Jayson Tatum would clearly vote in Boston reserve guard Payton Pritchard for 2025 Sixth Man of the Year honors if

With the Boston Celtics in top form during the NBA regular season, one player standing out is Jaylen Brown, who recently opened up about his off-court passion.

Jrue Holiday shares the challenges the Celtics are facing. He also discusses how this team is different from last season, his relationship with Boston, and more.