NBA trade season eventually gets complicated. For a handful of players, it's even more complicated than usual.

The Clippers have had better weeks. But a couple of familiar faces to Cavaliers fans could help L.A. stay afloat.

Jeanie Buss is fighting in court to remain governor of the Lakers. She may not have many alternatives. Latest at Hoops Wire.

Ben Simmons is back in the NBA with the Kings on a one-year deal. But apparently, this doesn’t necessarily have to be a one-year relationship.

Spurs announcer Jacob Tobey is returning to the broadcast booth shortly after allegations surfaced of an affair with a player's sister.

Jalen Duren, Ausar Thompson, Brandin Podziemski and several other young NBA players face major contract decisions.

Charles Barkley says the upcoming season will be his last on "Inside the NBA and revealed" that longtime host Ernie Johnson also intends to step away.

A second group bidding for a potential SuperSonics franchise is proposing a new arena 35 miles north of the city.

The Clippers have already been found guilty of circumventing the NBA’s salary-cap rules. Now the Bucks are waiting to find out whether the league believes they broke those rules, too. And after what h ...

The second apron is not a tax bill. It is a hard set of handcuffs on how you build a roster. Sam Amico breaks it down on Hoops Wire.

Timberwolves GM Matt Lloyd discusses Cody Williams and LaMelo Ball, while the Knicks continue looking at veteran roster options.

The Clippers can fight the NBA over their massive punishment, but history suggests Steve Ballmer may be better served by changing course.