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Getty Celtics Celtics wing Jaylen Brown’s father, Marselles Brown, was arrested in Las Vegas on an attempted murder charge, according to TMZ Sports. The elder Brown, a former professional boxer, allegedly stabbed a youth football coach during an argument over a parking space. NBC News 3 Las Vegas confirmed the report, noting the confrontation began […]

How many of the NBA’s top 30 career scorers can you name in five minutes?

USA TODAY Thunder With the Thunder bringing back nearly the same roster that won the championship last season, the team is banking on growth from within. One player expected to take a step forward is 21-year-old guard Cason Wallace, entering his third year in the league, according to Rylan Stiles of Sports Illustrated. Wallace’s defense

NBAE The Boston Celtics introduced their new ownership structure Tuesday, with majority owner and governor William Chisholm outlining his vision for the franchise alongside alternate governor Wyc Grousbeck. Chisholm led the group that purchased the team from the Grousbeck family in a deal valued at $6.1 billion. He acknowledged the need to trim salary to

Musselman is a good resource on the Knicks’ coaching situation, which was why I reached out to the 60-year-old last week.

Draymond Green is once again beefing with a European big man. 

Getty Free agent big man Skal Labissiere has agreed to a deal with the Washington Wizards, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes. With 15 players already under guaranteed contracts, Labissiere is expected to join the team on a training camp deal. The Wizards also reached an agreement earlier Tuesday with guard Alondes Williams. Adding both

File photo Free agent guard Alondes Williams has agreed to a deal with the Washington Wizards, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes. With 15 players already on guaranteed contracts, the move is expected to be a training camp deal. The signing brings Washington’s roster count to 19, two short of the offseason limit. Williams, 25,

A former No. 1 pick and five-time All-Star is calling it a career.

A former Miami Heat security guard pleaded guilty Tuesday in Florida to transporting and transferring stolen goods in interstate commerce, in connection to the millions of dollars worth of memorabilia he was alleged to have stolen from the team. Marcos Thomas Perez, 62, is a retired 25-year veteran of the Miami police department and was