Category: NBA

TNT analyst Kenny Smith believes the Sacramento Kings should reward interim coach Doug Christie with a title change.

Stephen A. Smith does not agree with Draymond Green's Warriors championship declaration, but loved that the Golden State forward made it.

Can Jayson Tatum follow in Kevin Durant's footsteps to become one of the greatest scorers in NBA history? Here's what it would take.

TNT analyst Kenny Smith credits Jimmy Butler's arrival in Golden State with Draymond Green's offensive surge for the Warriors.

Jimmy Butler was nowhere near the NBA All-Star Weekend festivities, yet him now wearing a Warriors jersey completely shifted the feelings surrounding Golden State.

Kenny Smith believes the Golden State Warriors can make a deep NBA playoff run if Jonathan Kuminga elevates his game down the stretch.

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors were tremendous hosts for NBA All-Star Weekend, Monte Poole writes.

Kevin O'Connor rips apart NBA All-Star Weekend, blasting TNT, Adam Silver, and even LeBron for the chaos. Why did TNT make it about themselves? Why was Steph Curry missing from the 3-point contest in his own city? And is the Slam Dunk contest a joke with "G-Leaguers using props"? KOC and Dan Titus call the whole weekend a mess, plus they break down Draymond Green’s wild takes—from calling himself and Jimmy Butler both “alphas” to predicting a Warriors title and claiming he “turned down” Golden State’s future head coaching job.

The league managed to turn its All-Star Game into anything but a showcase of the best basketball players in the world.

All-Star Weekend wouldn't be like this if the current players treated the game with the reverence it’s due, or if the players showed the game itself was enough.

The NBA has tried a variety of ways to increase competition and fan interest in the All-Star Game, but is the latest format change a step in the right direction?

From the format to the broadcast to way too much Kevin Hart, Sunday's NBA All-Star tournament was a resounding dud.

Stats from the New York Knicks' 2025 NBA All-Stars, Karl-Anthony Towns and Jalen Brunson, in Sunday's games.

Draymond Green is not here for the NBA's new All-Star format.

LeBron made the announcement the day of the All-Star Game, eliminating the chance for the league to name a replacement.