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Raptors Sign Lucas As Player Development Consultant

The Raptors hired former player and coach John Lucas as a basketball development consultant for the remainder of the season, the team announced on Friday.

Lucas, who has helped players get their personal lives on track in the past, will assist the coaching staff in the development of the players’ on-court skills with the Raptors.

Via yahoo.com


Charlotte Waives McInnis

The Bobcats waived Jeff McInnis on Friday, a move intended to make Raymond Felton the full-time point guard, according to an Assoicated Press Report.

McInnis started 26 of the 54 games he played this season, averaging 4.5 points and 4.1 assists. Coach Sam Vincent had been using McInnis and Felton together for much of the season in a small backcourt.

Via AP


John Wooden Breaks Wrist, Collarbone In Fall

John Wooden broke his left wrist and collarbone in a fall, leaving the former UCLA basketball coach hospitalized Friday, according to an Associated Press report.

Daughter Nan Muehlhausen said the 97-year-old Wooden fell in his condominium Thursday night. She said Wooden was resting comfortably in a hospital and visited with family members throughout the day.

"Dad's spirits are good," Muehlhausen said in a statement. "He is up and joking around with the family. He will probably be in the hospital for a couple of more days before he goes home."

Via Associated Press


Feb 2008 Archive

  • D-League Will Expand To Reno In 2008-09

    Reno, Nevada has been awarded an NBA Development League franchise and will begin play during the 2008-09 season.

  • Soincs Sign Mike Wilks To 10-Day Deal

    Sonics General Manager Sam Presti announced today that the team has signed Mike Wilks to a 10-day contract.

  • Billups Flies To Detroit, Questionable Saturday

    Chauncey Billups is questionable for the Pistons' game against the Clippers in Los Angeles on Saturday after flying home for a personal matter.

  • Assault Charges Dropped Against Rafer Alston

    Assault charges against Rockets' guard Rafer Alston, stemming from an altercation at a nightclub last summer, were dropped on Friday.

  • Wizards' Butler Won't Need Hip Surgery

    Caron Butler won't need surgery on his injured left hip, as doctors have advised that he simply rehab and rest.

  • Sonics Waive Ira Newble

    The Seattle SuperSonics have waived forward Ira Newble. Newble was acquired by the Sonics in a trade with the Cleveland Cavaliers on February 21.

  • Granger Suspended For Strike On Nocioni

    Indiana Pacers forward Danny Granger has been suspended for one game without pay for striking the Chicago Bulls’ Andres Nocioni in the face.

  • Kentucky's Patterson Out For Season

    A stress fracture in Patrick Patterson's left ankle will sideline him for the remainder of his freshman season at Kentucky.

  • Sixers Waive Gordan Giricek

    The Sixers have waived guard Gordan Giricek.

  • Hawks Sign Jeremy Richardson To Second 10-Day Deal

    Jeremy Richardson has appeared in 6 games with the Hawks, averaging 4.2 ppg in 8.0 mpg (.500 FG%, .556 3FG%).

  • Bulls Assign Nichols To D-League

    The Chicago Bulls announced today the team has assigned rookie forward Demetris Nichols to the Iowa Energy of the D-League.

  • Bowen Blocks Terry In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 28th's Games

    The San Antonio Spurs toppled the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night in a tight affair.

  • Kiki Denies Knicks Job Rumors

    Kiki Vandeweghe denied all reports that he has talked with Knicks' management about any positions with the team on Thursday.

  • Biedrins Returns To Practice After Surgery

    Andris Biedrins joined the Warriors in practice on Thursday for the first time since his appendectomy last week.

  • Isiah Bans Marbury From Garden

    Stephon Marbury has been told not to come to Madison Square Garden by Knicks' Coach Isiah Thomas.

  • Giricek Expected To Joins Suns

    The Phoenix Suns may have lost out on Brent Barry, but they still hope to land Gordon Giricek.

  • Report: Barry Will Stick With Spurs

    Brent Barry has let the Suns know that he has decided to re-sign with the Spurs.

  • Wolves Waive Ratliff, Will Sign With Pistons

    The Minnesota Timberwolves have bought out the remainder of Theo Ratliff's contract, paving the way for Ratliff to sign with the Detroit Pistons.

  • TNT Extends Agreement With Barkley

    Charles Barkley is going to remain with TNT after signing a multi-year agreement.

  • Mike Conley And Tyler Sherkin On RealGM Hoops Show Tonight

    Mike Conley will join the show to discuss his season, the team's reaction to the Pau Gasol trade, and his high school and college teammate Greg Oden's injury.

  • Clippers Waive Sam Cassell

    The Los Angeles Clippers waived point guard Sam Cassell on Thursday.

  • Cassell On The Verge Of Buyout?

    Sam Cassell is rumored to be on the verge of agreeing to terms with the Clippers on a buyout.

  • Knight Joins ESPN As Tournament Analyst

    Bob Knight will join ESPN has an analyst for next month's NCAA Tournament.

  • Harris Will Be A Game-Time Decision For Nets

    Newly-acquired point guard Devin Harris could begin his reign as New Jersey's floor leader on Thursday.

  • Pacers' Williams Out At Least A Game After Incident

    Pacers' forward Shawne Williams will miss the team's game in Toronto after a man was arrested after leaving his home on Wednesday night.

  • Heat Would Have Interest In Calderon?

    Miami could offer their mid-level exception to restricted free agent Jose Calderon, but Toronto is expected to match any offer the point guard receives.

  • Hornets Remain Interested In Birdman

    The Hornets remain interested in Chris Andersen, who was a member of their club before being suspended by the NBA for violating their substance abuse policy.

  • LBJ Reaches 10,000 In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 27th's Games

    LeBron James became the youngest player in NBA history to score 10,000 points as the Cavaliers took on the Celtics in Boston on Wednesday night.

  • Blazers' Blake: 'We Have Work To Do'

    The Trail Blazers had lost back-to-back games to title contenders,Boston and Los Angeles after opening up double-digit leads before beating the Clippers on Wednesday night.

  • Knicks' Dolan Wants Isiah And Kiki

    The Knicks have reportedly spoken with Kiki Vandeweghe about taking over for Isiah Thomas in the front office but would like for Thomas to remain on the sideline.

  • Wizards' Butler Has Tear In Hip

    Wizard Caron Butler's return to the court is still unknown after a re-examination on his hip revealed a tear.

  • Walker Misses Game With 'Passport' Issue

    Antoine Walker missed Minnesota's game on Wednesday night due to a "passport problem".

  • Butler Has Hip Tear, Return Uncertain

    An examination of Caron Butler's injured hip revealed a small labral tear of the left joint.

  • Giricek May Get Buyout Wish

    The Sixers appear to be willing to grant the request of Croatian guard Gordan Giricek and buy out the remainder of his contract.

  • Phoenix Keeps Pursuing Barry

    The Phoenix Suns continued their pursuit of veteran guard Brent Barry on Wednesday.

  • LeBron Becomes Youngest To 10,000 Points

    LeBron James became the youngest player in history to reach 10,000 points on Wednesday night in Boston, scoring 26 points in the Cavaliers' 92-87 loss.

  • Thomas Won't Commit To Marbury For Next Season

    Isiah Thomas is refusing to talk about whether Stephon Marbury will be in New York next season.

  • Harris To Make Nets Debut Thursday?

    After practicing with the Nets for the first time on Wednesday, Devin Harris may make his much anticipated debut against Milwaukee Thursday night.

  • Murder Suspect Arrested After Leaving Home Of Pacers Williams

    A murder suspect was arrested after leaving the home of Indiana Pacers forward Shawne Williams on Wednesday night.

  • Boston Signs P.J. Brown

    The Boston Celtics have signed free agent P.J. Brown.

  • Ford: Calderon Should Start For Raps

    T.J. Ford, who has been a starter for a majority of his NBA career, said on Tuesday that teammate Jose Calderon should start at point guard for the rest of the season.

  • Stern Talks PED's On Capitol Hill

    David Stern was present on Wednesday as leaders from each of the four major sports met on Capitol Hill to discuss legislating on performance enhancing drugs in sports.

  • Magloire Hopes To Debut Against San Antonio

    After signing a contract with the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night, Jamaal Magloire hopes to debut against the Spurs on Thursday.

  • Clippers Sign Fazekas To 10-Day Deal

    The Los Angeles Clippers today signed free agent forward Nick Fazekas to a 10-day contract.

  • Van Horn Continues To Work Out

    Despite continuing to workout individually, Keith Van Horn is unlikely to ever play or be activated.

  • Clippers Likely To Sign Fazekas To 10-Day Deal

    While the Clippers deal with injuries, they will probably sign 6-foot-11 forward Nick Fazekas to a 10-day contract.

  • Kleiza Changes Agents

    Linas Kleiza has left agent Herb Rudoy to join BDA Sports Management.

  • Kiki In Line To Replace Isiah?

    Kiki Vandeweghe, Jerry Colangelo and Donnie Walsh have been mentioned as the three most likely candidates to replace Isiah Thomas.

  • Heat Assign Cook And Anthony To D-League

    The Miami Heat announced today that Daequan Cook and Joel Anthony have been assigned to the Iowa Energy of the NBA Development League.

  • Miami Finally Wins In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 24th's Games

    The Miami Heat won their first game in a month on Tuesday night. Read about their big win and more in the RealGM Daily Rundown for Feb. 26th's games.

  • Sixers' Dalembert Expected To Play Wednesday

    Samuel Dalembert expects to play for the Sixers against the Magic on Wednesday night despite a pair of leg injuries.

  • Has Cassell Buyout Hit Snag?

    NBA sources told the Boston Globe on Tuesday night that Donald Sterling isn't interested in buying out Sam Cassell.

  • Vandy Knocks Off No. 1 Tennessee

    Tennessee lost their first game after receiving the No. 1 ranking on Tuesday night to Vanderbilt.

  • Harris Not Feeling Pain, Plans To Practice

    Devin Harris plans to practice with the Nets on Wednesday for the first time since the infamous Jason Kidd trade.

  • Nets Hoping To Keep Diop

    The Nets are hoping that DeSagana Diop's stay in New Jersey is not a short one, according to the New York Post.

  • Giricek Close To Buyout?

    Gordan Giricek could be bought out of his contract with the Sixers by Saturday, according to a report by the Arizona Republic.

  • Barry: Options Are Suns, Spurs

    Brent Barry has reduced his potential teams down to just the Spurs and Suns.

  • Duhon Finished In Chicago?

    Could Chris Duhon be squeezed out of the suddenly crowded backcourt in Chicago?

  • Wallace, Sczcerbiak Trade Came With Seconds To Spare

    "I was in the room, and the NBA was on the line. I heard somebody from the NBA office say, 'Cleveland, you have 20 seconds to get Chicago on the phone.'" -- Cavaliers' coach Mike Brown, on the trade which bought Ben Wallace and others to Cleveland.

  • Heat To Send Daequan Cook, Anthony To D-League

    Heat rookies Daequan Cook and Joel Anthony are set for a stint in the D-League, according to the Associated Press.

  • Cassell Still In Limbo On Buyout

    David Falk is still working with the Clippers to get Sam Cassell out of his contract and into Boston green, according to the L.A. Times.

  • Harris Getting Closer To Nets Debut

    Devin Harris is planning on practicing with the Nets for the first time on Wednesday.

  • Yao's Injury Causes Shock And Concern In China

    Hopes remain high in China that Yao Ming will recover in time for the Beijing Olympics in August.

  • Magloire Signs With Dallas

    Jamaal Magloire played 24 games for the Nets this season and averaged 1.8 points and 3.4 rebounds.

  • Mavericks Will Sign Magloire

    Center Jamaal Magloire will sign with the Dallas Mavericks once he clears waivers at 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening.

  • Bonzi Sits Out Practice With Sore Achilles

    Bonzi Wells sat out the Hornets' practice on Tuesday with a sore Achilles' tendon after injuring it on Monday night.

  • Bobcats Seek NFL Help Regarding Concussions

    The Charlotte Bobcats are in unchartered territory regarding the four concussions Gerald Wallace has suffered so they are seeking help from the NFL's Carolina Panthers.

  • New Bulls Finally Get First Practice

    Drew Gooden, Larry Hughes, Cedric Simmons, and Shannon Brown finally got their first full practice in with the Bulls after being acquired last Thursday.

  • Rockets Bring In Bobby Jones From D-League

    Bobby Jones joins the Rockets after being called up from the D-League Tuesday.

  • Yao Done For Season

    The Rockets have won 12 straight games but have now lost Yao Ming for the remainder of the 2007-08 season.

  • Portland Almost Had Kidd

    The Blazers were to send Jarrett Jack and Raef LaFrentz to the Nets along with other cap-fillers for Jason Kidd.

  • Lakers Sit Atop RealGM Team Rankings

    Pau Gasol has helped Kobe Byrant and the Lakers take top spot on the RealGM Team Rankings.

  • Cavs Receive $1.65 Million Trade Exception

    The Cavaliers received a trade exception last week due to their trade with the Bulls.

  • Bynum Still Doesn't Have Timetable For Return

    There still is no timetable for Andrew Bynum's return, but he could return later in March.

  • Stevenson's Buzzer Beater In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 24th

    DeShawn Stevenson pushed the Washington Wizards to a huge road win over the New Orleans Hornets on Monday. Stevenson, who scored 33 points on the night, hit a three-pointer with one second left to give his team a narrow victory against one of the league’s best teams.

  • Earl Monroe: The Knicks Need Much Work

    "It's a group of guys that have a lot of talent," Monroe told the New York Daily News, "but they have an identity problem."

  • Cassell Confirms Buyout Talks

    With time running out as the league heads into its mandated Saturday deadline, Sam Cassell finally admitted on Monday that he is in negotiations with the Clippers on a buyout.

  • Man Convicted Of Jordan Murder Seeks Parole

    An error in sentencing is keeping one of the two men convicted in the killing of Michael Jordan's father from seeking parole, according to the Associated Press.

  • Sources: Magloire Close To Joining Mavs

    Jamaal Magloire, who was waived by the Nets last week, is leaning towards joining the Mavericks.

  • Magic Not Interested In Magloire

    Former All-Star Jamaal Magloire, who was released by the Nets last week, will not be joining the Orlando Magic.

  • Police: Pacers' Daniels Not Suspect In Rape

    Pacers' guard Marquis Daniels is not a suspect in a rape which allegedly took place in his home on Sunday night.

  • Walker Trying To Get Out Of Minnesota

    Mark Bartelstein, the agent for Antoine Walker, is trying to negotiate a buyout for his client with the Timberwolves, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.

  • Wallace Has Post-Concussion Symptoms

    Charlotte's Gerald Wallace has been suffering from post-concussion symptoms since he was knocked unconscious during a game on Friday, according to the Associated Press.

  • Tennessee Scores #1 Ranking

    The Tennessee Volunteers scored a #1 ranking for the first time in school history on Monday following their road win at undefeated Memphis on Saturday.

  • Powell Named D-League Player Of The Week

    Kasib Powell of the Sioux Falls Skyforce was today named D-League.

  • Kobe: I Didn't Want To Leave

    "Circumstances being what they were, it was very difficult to see myself still being here, but I’m very thankful that it did work out," Kobe Bryant told RealGM on Sunday.

  • LeBron And Ginobili Named Players Of The Week

    Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James was named Monday as the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week for games played Monday, February 18 through Sunday, February 24.

  • MRI Confirms Roy Aggravated Ankle Sprain

    Portland has released the results of Brandon Roy's MRI, according to The Oregonian.

  • Wolves Won't Sign Expensive Free Agents

    Timberwolves' owner Glen Taylor said because of the millions of dollars the team has to pay to players like Juwan Howard and Troy Hudson, whose contracts were bought out, there won't be money left over to sign big-money free agents for the 2008-09 season, according to the Star Tribune.

  • Shaq: Suns Will Be Fine

    The Phoenix Suns are 1-2 with Shaquille O'Neal in the lineup but the legendary center isn't worried about his new team, according to the Arizona Republic.

  • Boston Ends Skid In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 24th's Games

    Paul Pierce led the Boston Celtics to a win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday night, ending the team’s three-game losing streak in the process.

  • Riley Disappointed He Couldn't Land Mike Miller

    Pat Riley is disappointed that the Heat's extensive efforts to land Grizzlies' guard/forward Mike Miller at the trade deadline came up with nothing, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel is reporting.

  • Curry Boils After Knicks' Loss

    Eddy Curry has told reporters that he is not going to change who he is, and he is questioning his role with the Knicks, the New York Post is reporting.

  • J.R. Smith Drawing Karl's Criticism

    Even after scoring 43 points against the Chicago Bulls, Nuggets' Coach George Karl has been critical of the way guard J.

  • Kobe Loses Cool, Ejected With Lakers Leading By 31

    Kobe Bryant was ejected from the Lakers' game against the Sonics after picking up two technical fouls for arguing with referee Brian Forte in the third quarter, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Roy Leaves Game With Injured Ankle

    All-Star Brandon Roy was forced from Sunday's game against the Celtics with an aggravated right ankle sprain, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Hansbrough, Ellington Lead Tar Heels Past Wake Forest

    Tyler Hansbrough scored in the paint while Wayne Ellington knocked down outside shots.

  • Brezec Lays Into Charlotte's Vincent

    Primoz Brezec didn't have too many kind words for Bobcats coach Sam Vincent, according to the Charlotte Observer.

  • Michigan Honors Fab Five's Rose

    Jalen Rose was honored by Michigan during halftime of the team's game against Illinois on Sunday for his charitable work in Detroit, according to the Associated Press.

  • UConn Reinstates Dyson After Nine Games

    Jerome Dyson has been reinstated to the Connecticut basketball team after missing nine games following a suspension, according to the Associated Press.

  • Rockets Introduce Jackson On Sunday

    The Houston Rockets introduced guard Bobby Jackson on Sunday, according to the Associated Press.

  • Raptors Not Interested In Magloire

    Jamaal Maglorie was waived by the New Jersey Nets this past Friday.

  • Sources: Celtics Interested In Murray, Barry

    League sources claim that the Boston Celtics have contacted representatives for both Flip Murray and Brent Barry, according to the Boston Globe.

  • O'Neal Optimistic About Returning Soon

    Jermaine O'Neal is optimistic about his return to the court for the Indiana Pacers in the near future, according to the Indianapolis Star.

  • Tennessee Knocks Off No. 1 Memphis

    Tyler Smith hit a turnaround jumper in the lane with 26.

  • Bobcats' Wallace Out Two Weeks After Concussion

    The Bobcats will be without Gerald Wallace for the next two weeks after he suffered his fourth concussion in the last four seasons Friday night against Sacramento, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Arenas Uncertain On Return

    Gilbert Arenas will not be back on the court with the Wizards on March 2 like he was hoping, saying he needs more conditioning before he plays.

  • Grizzlies Waive Marcus Vinicius

    The Grizzlies waived forward Marcus Vinicius, club General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

  • Kobe: Deron Should Have Been All-Star

    Kobe Bryant thinks that Jazz point guard Deron Williams should have made the Western Conference All-Star team this season, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.

  • Win Gives Izzo No. 300 With Spartans

    Michigan State beat Iowa 66-52 on Saturday afternoon to give Coach Tom Izzo his 300th career win with the team, according to ESPN.

  • Nova Snaps No. 13 UConn's Streak At 10

    Corey Stokes and Scottie Reynolds led Villanova to a 67-65 win over No.

  • Shaq: Stoudemire Is The Best Big In NBA

    "Amare Stoudemire is the best big man in the game right know --period, bar none," Shaquille O'Neal said.

  • Dale Davis To Sign With Pistons Soon

    Dale Davis is very close to officially becoming a member of the Pistons, according to the Detroit News.

  • Cassell Might Be Bought Out

    The Clippers may want to buy out the contract of PG Sam Cassell, according to the Daily News in LA.

  • Agent Says Barry Still Contemplating Next Move

    Brent Barry has been cut from Seattle, and according to his agent it is too early to say where he'll end up, the San Antonio Express-News is reporting.

  • LeBron 'Excited' About Cavaliers' New-Look Roster

    LeBron James is happy with the Cavaliers' move that landed Ben Wallace, Wally Szczerbiak, Joe Smith, and Delonte West in Cleveland, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Cats' Wallace Taken Off Court On Stretcher After Hit

    Bobcats' guard Gerald Wallace was taken from the court and hospitalized after catching a Mikki Moore elbow, knocking Wallace unconscious.

  • Pistons Waive Flip Murray

    According to the team's official website, the Pistons cut guard Flip Murray on Friday.

  • Sampson Accepts Indiana's $750,000 Buyout

    Kelvin Sampson tainted the Indiana basketball program’s reputation.

  • Sonics' Swift Suffers Torn Meniscus In Right Knee

    Seattle SuperSonics' GM Sam Presti announced today that third-year center Robert Swift suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee during last night’s game at Portland.

  • Curry Sees Little Action Against Toronto

    After starting for the Knicks on Friday night against the Raptors center Eddy Curry was planted firmly on the bench for the final 38 minutes, according to the New York Post.

  • Carmelo Disappointed By No Deal, But Confident In Teammates

    Carmelo Anthony is surprised that the Nuggets failed to make any moves before Thursday's trade deadline but has confidence in his teammates, according to The Rocky Mountain News.

  • Biedrins Undergoes Successful Appendectomy

    Golden State Warriors' forward/center Andris Biedrins underwent a successful appendectomy Thursday night, the team announced.

  • Nets Waive Magloire

    The New Jersey Nets have requested waivers on center Jamaal Magloire, Nets President Rod Thorn announced today.

  • Bird: Pacers Lack Team Leader

    Larry Bird said in a press conference on Friday morning that he thinks the Pacers will get better once someone steps up and becomes the leader of the team, according to The Indianapolis Star.

  • Hornets Having Talks With P.J. Brown

    The Hornets have had conversations with P.

  • Knicks And Bucks Were Close On Randolph Trade?

    Zach Randolph and guard Fred Jones would have gone to Milwaukee in exchange for guard Charlie Bell, forward Bobby Simmons, and center Dan Gadzuric, according to a league source.

  • Cavaliers Sign Dickens And Thomas From 14ers

    The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed forward Kaniel Dickens and guard Billy Thomas from the Colorado 14ers of the NBA Development League, Cavaliers General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.

  • Cleveland Signs Dickens And Thomas

    The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed forward Kaniel Dickens and guard Billy Thomas from the Colorado 14ers of the NBA Development League, Cavaliers General Manager Danny Ferry announced today.

  • Manu Wins It In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 21st's Games

    The trade deadline dominated NBA headlines on Thursday night, but there were three games on the schedule, as well.

  • Sonics Waive Barry, Spurs An Option?

    If Brent Barry wants to return to San Antonio, he will have to wait 30 days to re-sign with the team.

  • Artest Could End Up A Knick This Summer

    Ron Artest is expected to opt out of his contract at the end of the season, and the Knicks could offer him the five-year, mid-level exception this summer, according to the New York Post.

  • Trade May Affect Gordon's Future In Chicago

    Could Larry Hughes' presence and the emergence of Thabo Sefolosha spell the end of Ben Gordon in Chicago? With Hughes now in Chicago, the Bulls suddenly have a crowded and expensive backcourt.

  • Rockets Set To Sign Bobby Jones

    The Houston Rockets are set to sign ex-Wizard and Nugget Bobby Jones to a 10 day contract, the Houston Chronicle is reporting.

  • More Moves Likely In Detroit

    The acquistion of Juan Dixon from the Raptors on Thursday leads many to believe that the Pistons aren't done making moves this season, according to the Detroit Free Press.

  • Gibson Out Four To Six Weeks

    Cavaliers guard Daniel Gibson suffered a left high ankle sprain during the second quarter of last night’s game at Indiana.

  • T-Mac On Trades: 'It's A Sad Day'

    Tracy McGrady was sad to see both Bonzi Wells and Mike James gone from the Rockets following a three-way deal with the Hornets and Grizzlies on Thursday, according to the Houston Chronicle.

  • Nene To Undergo Chemo Treatment

    Denver forward Nene will undergo a single chemotherapy treatment next week, according to the Associated Press.

  • Parker Returns, Thomas Will Join Spurs Soon

    Tony Parker returned to the court for the Spurs on Thursday night against the Timberwolves, according to the Associated Press.

  • Suns Agree To 10-Day Deal With Linton Johnson

    Linton Johnson has agreed to a 10-day contract with the Phoenix Suns.

  • Danny Granger And Trade Deadine Rundown On RealGM Hoops Show

    On the February 21st edition of the RealGM Hoops Show, Indiana Pacers' forward Danny Granger will join the show and talk about the current state of his team as well as trade rumors surrounding Jermaine O'Neal.

  • Minnesota Trades Green For Snyder

    The Minnesota Timberwolves announced Thursday that the team has acquired 6-6 guard Kirk Snyder, a 2010 second-round draft pick, and cash considerations from the Houston Rockets in exchange for guard Gerald Green.

  • Three-Team Blockbuster Trade Now Official

    Cleveland is now home to Delonte West, Ben Wallace, Joe Smith and Wally Szczerbiak.

  • Suns' Effort To Get Ross Doesn't Pan Out

    The Suns' efforts to land Quinton Ross from the Clippers failed, the East Valley Tribune is reporting, and Phoenix now turns its attention to signing a free agent.

  • The Definitive Details Of The Wallace Trade?

    Cleveland will receive Ben Wallace, Joe Smith, Wally Szczerbiak, Delonte West, and a future second round pick from Chicago.

  • Toronto Lands Brezec For Dixon

    The Pistons sent Primoz Brezec to Toronto for guard Juan Dixon.

  • Duhon Won't Be Included In Trade

    According to Brian Windhorst of the Akron Beacon-Journal, the NBA gave the Cavaliers, Bulls, and Sonics an extension to finalize their deal.

  • Big Ben: ''I Had A Good Time Here''

    Ben Wallace was traded along with Joe Smith to Cleveland for Larry Hughes and Drew Gooden, according to the Chicago Tribune.

  • Dixon Traded, Destination Unknown

    Juan Dixon has been traded by the Toronto Raptors, but he still doesn't know where his final destination will be.

  • New Details Of Cleveland Three-Way

    The Cavaliers will reportedly receive Ben Wallace, Joe Smith, Wally Szczerbiak, and Delonte West.

  • Cavs Get Wallace, Smith, West And Wally

    The Cavaliers have acquired Ben Wallace, Joe Smith, Delonte West and Wally Szczerbiak in a three-team trade.

  • Clippers Turn Down Phoenix's Offer For Ross

    The Suns attempted to acquire Quinton Ross from the Clippers in exchange for a second round pick, but their overtures were rebuked.

  • Sixers, Heat, Pacers Let Deadline Pass Without A Move

    Reports are trickling in from papers in Philadelphia, Miami, and Indiana that the Sixers, Heat, and Pacers let the deadline pass without making a trade.

  • Portland Sending T. Green To Denver For Von Wafer

    Portland is sending Taurean Green to Denver for G Von Wafer, according to David Aldridge.

  • Report: Gerald Green Traded To Houston

    Gerald Green is telling FOX 26 Sports he has been traded to the Rockets for guard Kirk Snyder and a second-round draft pick.

  • King: We Had A T-Mac For Hughes Trade With Toronto

    Billy King, who is now an analyst for ESPN, revealed a trade he had agreed upon with the Raptors when he was GM of the Sixers.

  • Report: Sampson Won't Coach Another Game At Indiana

    It appears that Kelvin Sampson has coached his last game at Indiana.

  • Wallace And Duhon For Hughes?

    Could Ben Wallace, Chris Duhon and Joe Smith be traded for Larry Hughes and Drew Gooden?

  • Agent: Marion Not Being Shopped

    Dan Fegan, agent for Shawn Marion, has informed David Aldridge that his client is not being shopped and is not involved in the Cleveland rumors.

  • Big Ben To Cleveland Being Discussed?

    Through a third-party source, Chad Ford of ESPN reports in his chat that the Cavaliers are discussing a trade with the Bulls that would bring Ben Wallace to Cleveland.

  • Parker Will Skip Senior Season For WNBA And Olympics

    Tennessee forward Candace Parker will skip her senior season to puruse a career in the WNBA and on the Olympic team.

  • Nuggets Looking To Deal Nene To Nets Or Heat?

    Denver may have all but checked themselves out of the Ron Artest trade talks, but Marc Stein reports that they are looking to deal Nene.

  • GMs: Miami Shopping Marion

    In regards to the reported Cleveland blockbuster trade, David Aldridge writes that the Grizzlies and Heat are said to be involved.

  • Toronto Discussing Joe Smith Trade

    A league source told the Chicago Tribune that the Bulls and Raptors are discussing a trade that would bring Joe Smith to Toronto.

  • Warriors Would Pull Trigger For Brand Or Jermaine Deal?

    The Warriors are not looking to add a player with a long-term salary because of their concerns about re-signing Monta Ellis and Andris Biedrins.

  • Cavs Considering Complex Blockbuster?

    Two league sources told the Akron Beacon-Journal that the Cavaliers are considering a very complex blockbuster trade.

  • Riley Calls Bulls To Get Info On Eddy Curry

    The New York Daily News is reporting that even though Pat Riley is denying the Heat have any interest in Knick center Eddy Curry, he did contact Curry's former team the Chicago Bulls to gather information on the big man.

  • Philly's Stefanski: No Trades In Works

    Philadelphia President/General Manager Ed Stefanski said on Wednesday that there are no trades in the works for the 76ers, according to The Philadelphia Daily News.

  • Indiana's O'Brien Expects No Moves

    Indiana Head Coach Jim O'Brien doesn't think the Pacers will make any moves before the trade deadline, according to The Indianapolis Star.

  • Riley: Heat Unlikely To Make Trade

    Heat Coach Pat Riley doesn't think Miami will make a trade before Thursday afternoon's trade deadline, according to The Palm Beach Post.

  • Wolves' Walker, Green Hoping For Trade

    Antoine Walker and Gerald Green are both crossing their fingers for a trade as the Minnesota Timberwolves try to swing some deals before Thursday afternoon's trade deadline, according to the Pioneer Press.

  • Grizzlies' Miller, Lowry Not Likely To Be Traded

    Having already involved themselves in a good number of trades this season, the Memphis Grizzlies will probably stand pat as they head into the final hours of the NBA's dealing season, according to the Memphis Commercial-Appeal.

  • Knicks, Bucks Talked Marbury Earlier In Season

    As New York and Milwaukee continue to try to hammer out a deal involving Zach Randolph, Frank Isola of the New York Daily News reports that it is not the first time the two teams have talked trade this season.

  • Lue To Knicks For Fred Jones?

    Fred Jones has become a hot commodity because of his expiring contract, Frank Isola of the New York Daily News writes, with Sacramento being one team which has expressed interested in the high jumping shooting guard.

  • Kobe Tops Shaq In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 20th's Games

    Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers held off Shaquille O’Neal and the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night as the two former teammates met for the first time as Western Conference rivals.

  • Knicks Trying To Unload Randolph To Bucks, Nuggets

    Isiah Thomas and the New York Knicks are in serious trade discussions with both Milwaukee and Denver, trying to send Zach Randolph away from the Big Apple, Frank Isola of the New York Daily News writes.

  • Knicks, Magic Talk Arroyo, Dooling

    New York is trying to add a playmaking point guard to their roster, the New York Post is reporting, but they are not having much luck.

  • Nets Likely Done Dealing

    If the New Jersey Nets make another deal it will most likely be minor, one team executive has told the New York Post.

  • Mavericks Looking For A Big Man

    The Dallas Mavericks are looking for a big man to replace DeSagana Diop, who was part of the trade to acquire Kidd, Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban has told the Dallas Morning News.

  • Rockets Get Bobby Jackson For Wells, James

    Bonzi Wells and Mike James are on their way to New Orleans while Bobby Jackson re-joins Rick Adelman with the Rockets.

  • Police Looking Into Assault Accusation Against Jefferson

    Nets' forward Richard Jefferson is being investigated by Minnesota police in relation to a choking incident at the Graves 601 Hotel before dawn on Jan.

  • Phoenix Looking For Ways To Land New Sonic Brent Barry

    Brent Barry, who was just acquired by the Sonics from San Antonio in a trade involving Kurt Thomas on Wednesday, may have a short stay in Seattle.

  • Lakers Recall Coby Karl From D-League

    The Los Angeles Lakers have recalled guard Coby Karl from the Los Angeles D-Fenders of the NBA Development League, it was announced today.

  • Peek Inside Nash's Mind Following Tonight's Game

    We received a cool phone call today from the guys at LiveVideo.

  • Spurs Acquire Kurt Thomas

    The San Antonio Spurs have acquired Kurt Thomas from the Seattle SuperSonics in exchange for Brent Barry, Francisco Elson and a 2009 first round choice, according to sources.

  • Kidd Set To Make Dallas Debut Wednesday

    Jason Kidd claims that he doesn't need any rest before debuting with the Dallas Mavericks, according to the Associated Press.

  • Warriors' Jackson Questionable Against Boston

    Golden State Warriors' guard Stephen Jackson is questionable for the team's game against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night, according to XTra Sports 910AM.

  • Grieving Mitchell Returns For Raptors

    Sam Mitchell, who missed the team's last two games to attend the funeral of his father-in-law, will return to coach the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night against the Orlando Magic, according to CBC Sports.

  • Hawks' Bibby Questionable Against Kings

    Atlanta point guard Mike Bibby is listed as questionable for the Hawks' game against his former team the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

  • Spurs Closing In On Artest?

    The Spurs would send the expiring contracts of Francisco Elson and Brent Barry for Ron Artest and possibly include a draft pick.

  • Riley Calls Curry Report 'Blog B.S.'

    Pat Riley strongly refuted a report from ESPN that would have ended up with Eddy Curry in Miami.

  • Randolph's Water Toss At Nate Makes YouTube

    A clip of Tuesday night's confrontation between Zach Randolph and Nate Robinson has emerged on YouTube.

  • Pietrus To Toronto Discussed

    A deal that would send Mickael Pietrus to Toronto for Juan Dixon and Joey Graham has been discussed, according to a league source.

  • Source: Cavs Were Close On Bibby

    According to a source, the Cavaliers were close to acquiring Mike Bibby in a package that would have sent Drew Gooden, Ira Newble, and Shannon Brown to Sacramento.

  • 76ers Reach Deal With Cheeks On Extension

    The Philadelphia 76ers and head coach Maurice Cheeks have agreed to terms on a contract extension, according to the Associated Press.

  • Sixers Sign Cheeks To Extension

    Philadelphia 76ers President and General Manager Ed Stefanski announced today that the team has agreed in principle to a contract extension with Head Coach Maurice Cheeks.

  • Harris Debut On Hold In New Jersey

    Devin Harris won't make his New Jersey Nets' debut for another two weeks, according to the Associated Press.

  • Celtics Likely To Let Deadline Pass Without A Trade

    The team Boston currently puts onto the floor will likely look the same for the remainder of the season.

  • Kleiza's Upside To Keep Artest Out Of Denver?

    A Denver source said he would 'bet against' the Nuggets making a trade for Ron Artest ahead of Thursday's deadline.

  • Clippers And Nuggets Most Interested In Lowry And Miller

    According to the Commercial Appeal, the Clippers and Nuggets are the two teams making the most serious push to acquire Mike Miller and Kyle Lowry from the Grizzlies.

  • Could Zo Be Trade Bait?

    Pat Riley confirmed rumors that the Miami Heat have discussed dealing injured center Alonzo Mourning in a trade on Tuesday night, according to The Palm Beach Post.

  • Cheeks Nears Deal To Stay In Philly

    Maurice Cheeks is close to agreeing on a contract extension to remain the head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers past this season, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.

  • Thorn: Kidd's Heart Wasn't In New Jersey

    Nets president Rod Thorn said on Tuesday that he knew Jason Kidd's head and heart weren't in New Jersey anymore, according to the New York Daily News.

  • Denver Downs Boston In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 19th's Games

    Carmelo Anthony and Allen Iverson led the Denver Nuggets over the Boston Celtics last night, sending the Celtics to their first loss against a Western Conference foe this season.

  • Knicks, Heat And Nets Discussing Three Way Involving Carter?

    Could Vince Carter be heading to New York?

  • Sixers Telling Teams Miller Is Not Available?

    According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Sixers continue to field calls about guard Andre Miller, and they continue to tell teams he is not on the market.

  • Randolph, Robinson Skirmish In Knicks' Overtime Win

    The Knicks may have won the game against Washington in overtime Tuesday night, but not even a win can bring happiness to some Knicks.

  • Heat Looking For Help At The Point?

    Heat President and Coach Pat Riley says that since the team will not have enough cap space this offseason to make things worthwhile, he is not against adding players with multiple years remaining on their contracts as the trade deadline nears, the Miami Herald is reporting.

  • Sonics Taking Calls As Deadline Nears

    As P.

  • Bibby Hurt In First Game With Hawks

    Guard Mike Bibby was injured in his debut game with the Hawks, according to the Sports Network.

  • Pepperdine Brings Back Asbury As Coach

    Tom Asbury is coming out of retirement to coach Pepperdine's basketball team for a second time beginning next season, according to an Associated Press report.

  • UNC's Williams Takes Exception To Coach K's Comments

    UNC Coach Roy Williams apparently doesn't think too highly of Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski's views on injury reports, according to the Associated Press.

  • Butler, Thomas Suffer Setbacks

    It was bad news with the injury front for the Wizards on Tuesday; the Associated Press reports that both Caron Butler and Etan Thomas suffered setbacks.

  • Shaq Will Debut For Suns Against Lakers

    Shaquille O'Neal will make his debut for the Phoenix Suns against the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night, according to the Associated Press.

  • Magic Dangling Expiring Contracts

    The Orlando Magic are reportedly shopping the expiring contracts of forward Pat Garrity and others as the league heads into the trade deadline, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

  • Executive: I Can't Believe Isiah Is Still There

    One league executive is surprised that Isiah Thomas hasn't been fired by Knicks' Chairman James Dolan yet this season, according to the New York Daily News.

  • Nets Definitely Looking To Deal Carter?

    Word out of New Orleans following the All-Star break is that the Nets are hoping to deal Vince Carter before Thursday's deadline.

  • Garnett Game-Time Decision Against Denver

    Kevin Garnett will be a game-time decision against the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night, Coach Doc Rivers told The Boston Globe.

  • Hornets' Scott: 50-50 Shot At Deal

    New Orleans' Coach Byron Scott says that there is a 50-50 shot that the team will make a deal before Thursday's trade deadline, according to Ian Thompson of Sports Illustrated.

  • Talks Revitalized Between Nets And Pacers

    With Jason Kidd officially headed to Dallas, it appears as though more doors are opening for the New Jersey Nets, according to Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated.

  • Mavs Waive Fazekas

    The Dallas Mavericks announced today that they have waived forward Nick Fazekas.

  • Kidd Trade Now Official

    Jason Kidd is now a member of the Dallas Mavericks.

  • Thorn To Meet With Media At 2:00 PM

    Rod Thorn will be meeting with the media today at 2:00 PM EST, presumably to discuss the Jason Kidd trade.

  • Report: NBA To Hold Suns-Nuggets Preseason Game Outdoors

    Taking a page out of the NHL's playbook, the NBA is heading to the great outdoors when the Suns and Nuggets square off in an October exhibition game, according to ESPN.

  • Monta To Make 10x His Current Salary Next Season?

    Monta Ellis is one of the NBA's best bargains this season, making just $771,000, giving him a Reina Value of +1,404.

  • Bulls Shopping Gordon

    Nothing appears serious right now, but sources say the Bulls are said to be testing the market for Ben Gordon.

  • Avery Wanted Dallas To Trade Dirk?

    According to an 'infallible' source that spoke with Pete Vecsey, Avery Johnson was interested in Dallas trading Dirk Nowitzki following last year's playoffs.

  • Cavs In Trade Talks As Deadline Looms

    The Cleveland Cavaliers may have missed out on Jason Kidd and Mike Bibby, but Danny Ferry is still looking to make some moves before Thursday's deadline, according to the Akron Beacon Journal.

  • Changes Seem Unlikely For The Rockets

    Several Western Conference teams have vastly improved heading into the trading deadline, but the Houston Rockets don't appear poised to make a major move, according to the Houston Chronicle.

  • Spurs' Parker Will Miss Another Game

    Tony Parker returned to practice for the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night but will most likely miss another game as the Spurs head into the second half of the season, according to the Express-News.

  • KG Feeling 'Great', Still Eyeing Tuesday Return

    Kevin Garnett is hoping to return for the Celtics as they head out on a Western Conference road trip this week, according to ESPN.

  • Brand Reiterates Plans To Play This Season

    Elton Brand is now participating in non-contact drills with his Clipper teammates and again on Monday reiterated his plans to return to the court this season, the L.

  • Wizards' Arenas Cleared To Practice

    Wizards' star Gilbert Arenas has been cleared to to participate in light, non-contact drills, according to the Houston Chronicle.

  • Orlando Interested In Kurt Thomas

    The Magic could use a veteran power forward like Kurt Thomas for a playoff run.

  • Thomas Trying To Raise The Value Of Curry, Randolph

    Even though most believe the experiment with Eddy Curry and Zach Randolph is over in New York, President and Coach Isiah Thomas spent Monday trying to talk up the value of his two big men, the New York Post is reporting.

  • Suns To Host Nuggets Outdoors

    The Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets will play a game outdoors in the preseason, the Arizona Republic is reporting.

  • Thorn: Deal 'Appears To Be A Go'

    New Jersey president Rod Thorn said late on Monday that the Kidd-to Dallas deal "appears to be a go" this time around.

  • Hawks Sign Jeremy Richardson To 10-Day Contract

    The Atlanta Hawks today signed guard Jeremy Richardson to a 10-day contract, according to Hawks’ Executive Vice President/General Manager Billy Knight.

  • Cedric Ceballos Arrested On Warrant

    Former Phoenix guard Cedric Ceballos was arrested on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant on Sunday, the East Valley Tribune is reporting.

  • Wolves Recall Richard From D-League

    The Minnesota Timberwolves announced Monday that the team has recalled first-year center Chris Richard from the Sioux Falls Skyforce of the NBA Development League.

  • Grunwald: Knicks Shopping Everyone

    The New York Knicks are open to trading anyone on their roster, according to the New York Post.

  • Sixers Interest In Artest Isn't Serious

    The Philadelphia 76ers are interested in Sacramento Kings forward Ron Artest, but sources close to both teams don't expect the interest to amount to anything, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

  • Mavs Will Waive Howard Or Fazakas If Kidd Deal Goes Down

    The Dallas Mavericks will have to waive one player before completing their proposed deal with the New Jersey Nets for Jason Kidd, according to the Dallas Morning News.

  • Sources: Van Horn Must Maintain Presence With Nets

    The Jason Kidd to Dallas trade has to wait yet another day.

  • Mike Miller Linked With Pacers

    The Pacers and Grizzlies have had discussions in which Indiana would send Ike Diogu and Marquis Daniels to Memphis for Miller.

  • Sources: Kidd Trade Agreed Upon

    Sources from both the Nets and Mavericks have confirmed that Rod Thorn and Mark Cuban have agreed to a trade that will send Jason Kidd to Dallas.

  • Nuggets Interested In Delonte West

    A basketball source has informed the Philadelphia Inquirer that the Nuggets have expressed interest in Seattle's Delonte West.

  • Stern: Knicks Will Be Better In 2009

    During a press conference in New Orleans, NBA Commissioner David Stern told the press that he thinks the Knicks will be better next season, according to the New York Post.

  • LeBron Is Frustrated In Cleveland

    LeBron James has let Cleveland management know that he wants some help on the court, and he's rather unhappy that he hasn't gotten any, according to the Chicago Tribune.

  • Curry An Option For Miami?

    In Sam Smith's latest column at the Chicago Tribune, Smith brings up the point that Eddy Curry could be a viable option as the next big man that Pat Riley takes under his wing in Miami.

  • Conference USA To Investigate Memphis-UAB Game Aftermath

    Conference USA will look into the aftermath of the Memphis-UAB game in Birmingham after Memphis was showered in debris after narrowly avoiding an upset, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • East Beats West, LeBron Named MVP

    LeBron James finished with 27 points, and captured the MVP award for the second time in the last three years.

  • Teague Leads Wake Forest To Upset Of No. 2 Blue Devils

    The Associated Press reports that Jeff Teague scored 26 points as Wake Forest upset Duke 86-73 on Sunday night.

  • Dixon Wants Out Of Toronto?

    Juan Dixon has let the Raptors know that he would welcome a trade to anywhere that he could see some court time, league sources have told the Toronto Star.

  • Read Along As We Blog During The 57th Annual NBA All-Star Game

    Read along as RealGM Senior Writer Andrew Perna provides readers with a running blog during the 57th annual NBA All-Star Game in New Orleans on Sunday night: 8:03PM - As TNT begins its All-Star coverage, Jason Kidd-to-Dallas is still the biggest story.

  • Kidd To Dallas Imminent, Again?

    Jason Kidd may be on his way to Dallas after all, with Trenton Hassell and Keith Van Horn (sign and trade) replacing Devean George and Jerry Stackhouse.

  • NIU Cancels Sporting Events For Week

    Northern Illinois University announced late Saturday that they will suspend all sporting events through Feb.

  • Kapono Takes Three-Point Crown Again

    Raptors' forward Jason Kapono won the NBA's three-point contest for the second-straight year at All-Star weekend on Saturday night.

  • Source: Nets Still 'Talking' With Mavs

    The New Jersey Nets and Dallas Mavericks have continued to a discuss a trade involving Jason Kidd, according to Marc Stein of ESPN.

  • Source: Artest Talks To Denver Resume

    Sources close to the Nuggets have indicated that talks have resumed with the Kings in regards to Ron Artest.

  • Seattle Rejected $26M Offer To Let Sonics Go

    According to the Seattle Times, the city of Seattle rejected a $26.

  • Stoudemire Parts With Managers

    According to a report in the Arizona Republic, Amare Stoudemire has fired his manager, saying he should be much more marketable in light of three All-Star selections and All-NBA status.

  • Artest Backs Off Trade Desire

    According to ESPN, Ron Artest is saying he is no longer looking for a trade from the Sacramento Kings.

  • Beasley Scores 40 In K-State's Rout Of Missouri

    Michael Beasley, ranked #1 in the RealGM mock draft, continued his strong play of late, netting 40 points and grabbing 17 rebounds in Kansas State's 100-63 win against Missouri.

  • Jazz' Williams Defeats 'Hometown' Paul In Skills Challenge

    Deron Williams got the best of Chris Paul on Saturday.

  • Stern: Seattle To Lose Sonics; Hornets May Remain In New Orleans

    NBA commissioner David Stern said Saturday he expects the Sonics to leave the city, either this year or when their lease expires in 2010, according to an Associated Press report.

  • D-League All-Star Game MVP Goes To Jeremy Richardson

    Fort Wayne’s Jeremy Richardson, a two-time GATORADE Call-Up this season, led six players in double figures with 22 points as the Blue Team defeated the Red Team 117-99 in the second annual D-League All-Star Game presented by Spalding which took place on Center Court at NBA Jam Session presented by Adidas at the Ernest N.

  • Magic's Howard Flies To Slam Dunk Title

    Dwight Howard got a clean slate of 50s on his way to the 2008 Slam Dunk Title.

  • Bosh Gets All-Star Start After All

    He didn't get voted in by the fans, but Chris Bosh will start for the Eastern Conference squad after all on Sunday night, according to the Boston Herald.

  • Garnett Eyes Tuesday Return For Celtics

    Kevin Garnett hopes to return for the Boston Celtics on Tuesday when the team takes on the Denver Nuggets, according to the Boston Globe.

  • Kidd Deal Becoming Less Likely

    As time passes it is becoming less likely that the Dallas Mavericks are going to pull off a trade for New Jersey point guard Jason Kidd, according to Marc Stein of ESPN.com.

  • Kings Send Bibby To The Hawks

    The Sacramento Kings have agreed to send point guard Mike Bibby to the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for four players, according to ESPN.com.

  • Moon Guarantees Dunk Contest Win

    Raptors' rookie Jamario Moon has guaranteed a win in Saturday night's Slam Dunk Competition, according to SLAM! Sports.

  • Arenas Not Bothered By Team USA Snub

    Team USA Managing Director Jerry Colangelo said on Friday afternoon that Gilbert Arenas will not be invited to try out for the men's Olympic team this summer, according to the Washington Post.

  • Kobe Will Play In All-Star Game

    The NBA denied a request by the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday, insisting that Kobe Bryant participate in this Sunday night's All-Star Game in New Orleans, according to the Los Angeles Times.

  • Carmelo Pushes For Nuggets To Acquire Artest

    Carmelo Anthony is urging the Nuggets to make a run at Kings' forward Ron Artest, who has said that Sacramento would be better off without him, the Rocky Mountain News is reporting.

  • Thorn: Nets Didn't Have Side Deal With Stack

    According to Nets' President Rod Thorn, there was no side deal with Jerry Stackhouse which would have allowed the guard to return to Dallas, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • LeBron: ''We Will Be Olympic Champions This Year''

    LeBron James made a golden guarantee Friday, declaring the US would reclaim the Olympic crown in six months at the Beijing Olympics, as reported by Yahoo Sports.

  • Mavs, Nets Still Working To Get The Kidd Deal Done

    Jason Kidd may still end up in Dallas, but it most likely will not be the same deal which was blocked by Devean George.

  • Source: Stackhouse Can't Return To Dallas If Included In Trade

    According to a source, the NBA will not allow Jerry Stackhouse to return to Dallas if he is traded to the Nets in the Jason Kidd package.

  • Jordan Donates $500,000 For Slidell Gym

    NBA legend Michael Jordan has donated half a million dollars for a new Boys and Girls Club Gym in Slidell, New Orleans, according to The Times-Picayune.

  • R. Jefferson Allegedly Chokes Minneapolis Man

    According to a prominent celebrity website, New Jersey forward Richard Jefferson choked a Minneapolis bar patron at a downtown hotel in late January, the Star-Tribune has reported.

  • Cuban: 'I Love George, Just Not His Agent'

    The deal between the Dallas Mavericks and New Jersey Nets involving Jason Kidd isn't dead, but it would already be finalized if it weren't for Mavs' forward Devean George.

  • Hakeem And Ewing Headline HOF Finalists

    Hakeem Olajuwon, who led the University of Houston to three straight Final Fours and the Houston Rockets to back-to-back NBA titles; Patrick Ewing, a two time Olympic Gold Medalist, 1984 NCAA Champion at Georgetown and 11-time NBA All-Star; and Pat Riley, head coach of the Miami Heat who has captured a total of five NBA championships as a coach with the Heat and Lakers, were named as Finalists for election to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility.

  • Wizards Expecting More Calls Than Trades

    Ernie Grunfeld is expecting more phone calls than action before the trade deadline.

  • Nash Routs Dirk In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 14th's Games

    Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki led their teams into battle on Thursday night, but only one came out on top.

  • League To Look At Stackhouse Comments

    Dallas and New Jersey have more to worry about than just Devean George and his reluctance. Jerry Stackhouse's loose lips may prevent him from returning to Dallas and thus destroy any chance of the trade.

  • Lakers' Mihm Has Screw Removed From Heel

    Lakers' center Chris Mihm underwent surgery on Wednesday to remove a screw from his right heel, according to the Associated Press.

  • Livingston May Run Out Of Time For Return

    It has been a year since Shaun Livingston suffered a horrific knee injury, but according to the Los Angeles Times the Clippers' guard is still hoping to return to the court this season.

  • Zach Randolph: It's 'Not Working'

    Zach Randolph admitted to the New York Daily News that Isiah Thomas needs to make some changes to rescue the Knicks' season.

  • Lakers Hope Bryant Can Skip All-Star Game

    The Los Angeles Lakers are hoping that the NBA will let Kobe Bryant skip this weekend's All-Star game to rest his injured pinkie finger, according to the Associated Press.

  • Nuggets Interested In Zach Randolph?

    According to the New York Post, the Knicks and Nuggets may be talking about a deal involving Linas Kleiza, Eduardo Najera, Steven Hunter and J.R. Smith for Zach Randolph and another Knick.

  • Turned On By TV Work, Collins Turned Down 76ers

    According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, TNT analyst Doug Collins was offered a job as an assistant coach by the Sixers when Mo Cheeks took over in 2005, but Collins opted to stick with television.

  • Trade For Kidd, If It Happens, Not Likely Before Next Week

    If Jason Kidd is going to become a Dallas Maverick, it will not happen until next week, according to a report in the Dallas Morning News.

  • Rockets To Honor Olajuwon With Monument

    The Houston Rockets are set to honor the contributions made by Hakeem Olajuwon to the team with a monument outside of the Toyota Center on April 11, the Associated Press is reporting.

  • Kobe Passes On Surgery For Injured Finger

    According to the L.

  • Indiana's Top 2008 Recruit Having Second Thoughts

    The Indiana Hoosiers may lose their top 2008 recruit in light of the recent alledged NCAA violations by Coach Kelvin Sampson, according to the Indianapolis Star.

  • Nowitzki Replaces Kobe In 3 Point Shootout

    Even though Kobe Bryant has been replaced by Dirk Nowitzki in the three point shootout, he will play in the main game.

  • Rockets' Snyder Would Welcome Trade

    According to the Houston Chronicle, Kirk Snyder has made it known to Rockets' GM Daryl Morey that he would welcome a trade, but he has not requested to be moved.

  • Sources: Kidd To Dallas Still Alive

    Could Keith Van Horn be the key to bringing Jason Kidd to Dallas?

  • Memphis May Make Another Deal With Nets

    The New Jersey Nets may make another deal with the Memphis Grizzlies before next week's trade deadline, according to the New York Post.

  • Nets Haven't Ruled Out Dealing With Pacers

    The Nets haven't ruled out swapping Vince Carter-for-Jermaine O'Neal with the Pacers, but O'Neal's knee remains an obstacle.

  • Shaq Will Wait To Debut Until After Break

    Shaquille O'Neal doesn't expect to debut for the Phoenix Suns until after the All-Star break, according to the Associated Press.

  • Lakers Re-Assign Karl To D-Fenders

    The Los Angeles Lakers announced today they have re-assigned rookie Coby Karl to their NBA Development League affiliate Los Angeles D-Fenders.

  • J.R. Smith: We're Not Going To Make A Trade

    Count J.

  • Warriors Outgun Suns In The RGM Daily Rundown For Feb. 13th's Games

    The Golden State Warriors used a 33-point fourth quarter to knock off the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.

  • Blazers Boost Ticket Prices For 2008-09

    The Portland Trail Blazers have increased their ticket prices for the 2008-09 season, according to The Oregonian.

  • Boylan: 'Everyone Has To Accept Their Role'

    Bulls' Head Coach Jim Boylan said on Wednesday that the team has to rid itself of all the individual agendas, according to The Beacon News.

  • Boston's Ainge Not In Rush To Deal

    Celtics' director of basketball operations Danny Ainge is happy with where the team currently stands, but hasn't ruled out making some sort of change, according to The Boston Herald.

  • Randolph: We Need Changes

    Zach Randolph, like many, believes that the Knicks need changes, and with Eddy Curry playing just 9 minutes and 18 seconds in New York's 111-103 loss to Boston, the Curry-Randolph experiment is all but dead.

  • Mavs' Jones: I Won't Be Traded

    With Devean George putting a stop to the Mavericks-Nets' trade involving Jason Kidd, Mavericks' guard Eddie Jones says don't expect him to be involved in any rehash, the Dallas News is reporting.