Luka to do ‘whatever it takes’ in LeBron’s absence
With LeBron James sidelined to begin the season, Luka Doncic said he’ll do “whatever it takes” for the Lakers to win, whether that means doing more or less in James’ absence.
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Luka to do ‘whatever it takes’ in LeBron’s absence
With LeBron James sidelined to begin the season, Luka Doncic said he’ll do “whatever it takes” for the Lakers to win, whether that means doing more or less in James’ absence.
Ex-NBA star Pierce arrested on suspicion of DUI
Former NBA player Paul Pierce was arrested on suspicion of DUI on Tuesday night after police said they saw him asleep at the wheel and “noticed signs of alcohol impairment.”
Giannis Antetokounmpo finally put Bucks on the clock
In a transformative summer, Milwaukee had discussions about moving the two-time MVP to New York.
Fantasy basketball cheat sheet: Player rankings, schedule grid, more
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Rookie draft guide: How early to pick Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper and eight others
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Four ways LeBron James’ unprecedented 23rd NBA season could go
Retirement? Re-up with the Lakers? Request a trade? Here are the various pathways for LeBron and the Lakers for the 2025-26 campaign.
Sources: Spoelstra to be next Team USA coach
USA Basketball is expected to hire the Miami Heat’s Erik Spoelstra as the next head coach of the men’s national team, sources told ESPN.
Pacers say McConnell to miss at least a month
Pacers backup point guard T.J. McConnell will miss at least a month due to a hamstring injury he suffered in Indiana’s first preseason game, coach Rick Carlisle said Thursday.
Iverson discusses sobriety, lowest point in life
Allen Iverson discussed his life, basketball career and new memoir “Misunderstood” with Stephen A. Smith on ESPN’s “First Take” on Wednesday.
Annual NBA survey: OKC repeats, Jokic as MVP
The NBA’s annual offseason survey envisions the Thunder repeating as league champions, with Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic predicted to win his fourth Most Valuable Player honor, according to the poll conducted of all 30 teams’ front offices.