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My outrage is aimed at those who bought in despite knowing better — a lot better.

No Nets were directly involved in the gambling investigations and indictments that shook up the sports world. But Michael Porter Jr. felt them more personally than most, the Brooklyn forward opening up to The Post about how it hit home.

File photo Nets Noah Clowney has a little more job security and seemingly a lot more confidence. The Nets exercised the fourth-year option on his rookie deal this week, locking in his $5.41 million salary for the 2026-27 season. “It feels good to know they believe in me,” Clowney told The New York Post’s Brian

File photo NBA Media Former Nuggets head coach Michael Malone has traded his clipboard for a camera. At least for now. Malone, who was dismissed by the Nuggets incredibly late last season, made his debut in a broadcasting role on Inside the NBA Thursday night. But he made it clear that his time on the

Getty Heat The Heat held a team meeting Thursday in the wake of Terry Rozier’s arrest, head coach Erik Spoelstra confirmed Friday. Spoelstra said that the discussion was about “addressing things” while making sure the focus remains on basketball, per The South Florida Sun Sentinel’s Ira Winderman. Rozier’s situation, however, has clearly left an emotional

Effort and availability are currency in Adam Silver’s league, to be sold and leveraged.  

Poker games took place in the Hamptons, Miami, Las Vegas and Manhattan, with prosecutors alleging the defendants of using rigged card shuffling machines.

Professional poker player Matt Berkey wasn’t surprised by the illegal gambling allegations against Chauncey Billups. 

The NBA season got off the a smashing start — and then it took a big turn.

How many of the 59 players in NBA history with multiple 40-point, 15-rebound games in their career can you name in eight minutes?