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Clippers owner Steve Ballmer told ESPN that he would "want the league to investigate" if another owner and another team were accused of circumventing the NBA's salary cap, as the Clippers were Wednesday in a podcast by Pablo Torre.

Defending champion Spain was eliminated from EuroBasket in the group stage when it lost to Greece, which was led by Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Restricted free agent Cam Thomas has opted for the qualifying offer with the Nets that gives him a full no-trade clause and sets him for unrestricted free agency next summer with at least 10 teams set to have cap space, sources told ESPN.

Nineteen seasons, six teams, three gold medals and 28,289 points: Here's why Melo's career will forever be known for far more than just a Hall-of-Fame resume.

Myles Hesson scored 25 points to lead Britain to its first victory in 12 years at the EuroBasket tournament on Wednesday, a 89-83 upset of Montenegro that ended their rivals' hopes of qualifying for the knockout phase.

The 2026 NBA All-Star Game will likely be a round-robin tournament consisting of three eight-player teams of two USA teams and one World team, sources told ESPN.

The Clippers reportedly have been accused of circumventing the NBA's salary cap by paying $28 million to Kawhi Leonard for a "no-show job."

Mavericks forward PJ Washington has agreed to a four-year, $90 million contract extension, per his agent Kevin Bradbury of LIFT Sports Management. The deal keeps Washington, 27, in Dallas through 2029-30.

Following a disappointing bronze medal in the 2004 Olympics, the 2008 Team USA roster was out for redemption.

76ers guard Jared McCain said his plan "for sure" was to return to play in training camp after his promising rookie season was cut short due to a torn meniscus.