Author: Jeff Zillgitt, USA TODAY

Bronny James had something thrown at him during the HoopHall Classic. Father LeBron James, who was at Monday’s game, called the act “disrespectful.”

The Celtics needed a win – Kemba Walker in particular, who entered 0-28 vs. LeBron James – and they got it in dominant fashion over rival Lakers.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, who won the 2019 MVP with the Bucks, leads a tightly bunched group, while the Pelicans’ Brandon Ingram is most improved.

It was a franchise-altering decision to trade Russell Westbrook, who spent his first 11 seasons with Oklahoma City. But the Thunder are better off.

Michael Malone ripped into the Nuggets after a 128-114 loss to a lowly Wizards team missing two of its best players: “We didn’t show up.”

When most people didn’t understand HIV or AIDS, ex-NBA commissioner David Stern stood by Magic Johnson after his HIV diagnosis. Stern died Wednesday.

Visionary David Stern, who died Wednesday, turned the NBA into a popular and global multibillion-dollar business over his 30 years as commissioner.

Just because the New York Knicks fired coach David Fizdale doesn’t mean their problems are solved. No, the issues go much deeper than coaching.

The Rockets filed a protest with the NBA over the James Harden dunk that was not counted in the Rockets’ 135-133 double overtime loss to San Antonio.

Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter, an outspoken critic of human rights abuses in Turkey, spoke at a news conference at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.