NBA

David Stern discusses the dress code, player power and the game today

‘I have no regrets,’ says the former NBA commissioner. ‘I know that sounds crazy.’

‘There’s always that fire burning in us’: How Kings’ Buddy Hield plans to help rebuild the Bahamas

The Sacramento guard is assisting with recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Dorian

Al Attles reflects on his illustrious career ahead of Hall of Fame induction

‘All you can do as a player is play. It’s up to other people to decide if you get on the list or not. So I made it.’

50 years ago, Alcindor and O.J. were both leaving L.A., but their paths quickly diverged

Two huge stars from rival schools in Southern California were drafted by pro teams in the chilly Rust Belt

Chuck Cooper: The first black NBA draft pick is going to the Hall of Fame

He broke the NBA’s color barrier 69 years ago. Now, the former Boston Celtic is finally getting his due.

Ex-NBA star Joe Johnson resurges with therapeutic Big3 League

‘My mom passed away in February … so I just needed something to do to keep me busy. And the BIG3 was it.’

The Roundtable: Jacoby Brissett, Rosa Parks Barbie, Dwight Howard needs respect and the big Popeyes chicken sandwich debate

Also, ‘Power’ is back for its final season and no one likes the new theme song

Stephen Curry balled out at the Oakland Block Party

‘He told me he was coming, but it’s nothing like him actually being here with his wife and no security’

’Donald Sterling burned the Clippers’ palace down’

Award-winning essayist and poet Natalie Diaz explores the laws of ownership through the ex-Clippers franchise holder and what we miss when we lose attention to language