
No one has scored more points than Schmidt in the Olympics or the FIBA World Cup
Could LeBron James call it a career after the 2025-26 season? The Lakers superstar remains undecided on his future
The sixth-year wing isn't featured the way he used to be, but he's never meant more to a Spurs team with title aspirations
The Thunder are major beneficiaries of the Clippers' season coming to an abrupt end
Ball was also fined $25,000 for swearing during his walkoff interview
It's still unclear if he'll be able to play again this season after straining his hamstring in early April
Williamson had a successful season, but New Orleans is in a weird spot
The 2026 NBA postseason gets started on Tuesday night with the Play-In Tournament
Cunningham's 11-game absence will have worked to the Pistons' benefit if they make a deep postseason run
Asked about the issue again, Redick said the Lakers were moving on
Rivers will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in August
Three years after winning an NBA title in Denver, Michael Malone, an old-school coach, is off to North Carolina
Chicago will find a new front office after six years of mediocrity
The games-played requirement will have an enormous impact on the MVP and All-NBA races
Curry, who played Sunday for the first time since Jan. 30, said it 'felt like old times' down the stretch
James Herbert is somewhat fond of basketball, feature writing and understatements. A former season-ticket holder for the expansion Toronto Raptors, Herbert does not think the NBA was better back in the days of hand checking and illegal defense. He joined CBS Sports in 2014 and lives in Brooklyn.