The NBA rescinded Luka Doncic’s 16th technical foul of the season on Sunday afternoon, concurring with the Lakers’ appeal following the third-quarter incident Saturday in the Lakers’ 105-104 victory a...

LeBron James set the NBA record by playing in his 1,612th regular-season game and Luke Kennard made a 3-pointer with 0.6 seconds left to send the Los Angeles Lakers to a 105-104 comeback victory over ...

During the third quarter, Doncic was assessed a technical foul following an exchange with Goga Bitadze, marking his 16th technical foul of the season.

The end of the NBA regular season is just a few weeks away, which means the playoff picture is starting to come together.

This season, the Celtics have built one of the most efficient and powerful offenses in NBA history.

The loss snapped the Celtics’ four-game winning streak and left them just a half-game ahead of the New York Knicks in second place in the Eastern Conference.

In his 18th season in the NBA, Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant is still performing at a high level, but he knows the end is near.

On the night Kevin Durant passed Michael Jordan for fifth on the NBA’s career scoring list, the 37-year-old star was already looking ahead.

His jumper is mechanically and aesthetically flawless (or at least close to flawless).

LeBron James is now the NBA's all-time leader in games played. Here's a breakdown of his record vs. each team in the regular season and playoffs.

LeBron James broke the NBA record for most regular-season games played on Saturday, taking the court for his 1,612th when the Los Angeles Lakers tipped off against the Orlando Magic.

James took outright possession of yet another record Saturday night, when he started the Lakers’ game in Orlando and officially played in the 1,612th regular-season game of his career -- breaking a ti...

The NBA suspended two players and fined three others after a wild Thunder-Wizards fight spilled into the stands. The post NBA Hands Down Suspensions After Wild Thunder-Wizards Fight Spills Into Stands appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Oklahoma City's Jaylin Williams and Washington’s Justin Champagnie were ejected following an altercation late in the first half of the Thunder's 132-111 victory.