Author: Mark Medina, USA TODAY

Kawhi Leonard was in San Antonio on Saturday night, which meant he was heartily booed. But he answered those with stellar play in a big Clippers win.

How Lakers and Clippers handle load management with their respective stars is different, and that’s OK because their circumstances are not the same.

In a city where the Rockets play second fiddle to the Texans and sometimes the Astros, James Harden’s play continues to make headlines and draw crowds

Ratings are down due more to specific circumstances, writes Mark Medina, And while tackling the issues is challenging, networks are remaining patient.

The Los Angeles Lakers have the best record in the NBA, and there’s no signs of letting up from LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

Although the NBA disciplined three officials, Commissioner Adam Silver did not believe missed call warranted league overturning game’s outcome.

Anthony Davis has no idea what to expect when he returns to New Orleans for \ first time. But Lakers teammate LeBron James hopes to have given help.

Plenty of attention will center on the dynamic between Kawhi Leonard and Paul George after the LA Clippers acquired both players during free agency.

Clippers star Paul George played in his third game with his new team after dealing with surgically repaired shoulders. He hit the go-ahead 3-pointer.