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Jason Kidd pledged his allegiance to the Mavericks, but said he was flattered that the Knicks had interest in him over the summer. 

Imagn CLEVELAND — Random dribbles from the Cavaliers’ 114-104 home loss to the Rockets on Wednesday.  1. It’s hard to get worked up at this time of year, solely because we’re gonna do this another 66 times. But there are a few things I don’t love about the Cavs after 16 games. 2. For starters,

Here are the latest news updates and possible return dates for Knicks players… Nov. 19, 9:05 p.m. Jalen Brunson (ankle) will return to the court and start on Wednesday night in Dallas against the Mavericks, the team announced prior to tip-off. Brunson suffered a Grade 1 right ankle sprain against the Orlando Magic on Nov.

Getty The Lakers finally got LeBron James back on the floor, and for the first time this season, LeBron was in uniform and doing LeBron things. Not all at once, of course. The opening quarter vs. the visiting Jazz felt more like a warmup lap, a chance for LeBron to get a feel for the

Fernández insisted he wasn’t singling out the rookie guard.

Can’t-miss prospects Cameron Boozer and Darryn Peterson will be a lottery pick away from joining the Nets. But Tuesday they were five miles away, with Boozer’s Duke team taking on Peterson’s Kansas squad at the Champions Classic.

File photo Pacers Another loss, another reminder that the Pacers have a long climb ahead. But at least they got Bennedict Mathurin back. The second-year guard returned after missing 11 games with a toe sprain and erupted for 23 of his 25 points in the second half, as noted by Dustin Dopirak of the Indianapolis

AP Knicks Jalen Brunson is already inching closer to a return. The Knicks’ star guard, who was diagnosed with a Grade 1 ankle sprain last week, was out in Miami on Monday getting shots up at Kaseya Center, per Kristian Winfield of the New York Daily News. Now, there’s at least a chance he’s back

Mitchell Robinson’s minutes restriction has been eased, but coach Mike Brown didn’t come close to playing his center to the limit.

Imagn CLEVELAND — Random dribbles from the Cavaliers’ 118-106 home win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday.  1. Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson will tell you this one won’t be inducted into the Cavs Hall of Fame. But he will also tell you this is the NBA and a win is a win is a win.