NBA News

Austin Daye runs with chance
The difference between college and pro basketball is already apparent for Pistons rookie Austin Daye.
Detroit News Fri Nov 6th


Sixers need to start showing their public knowledge
For those of you who think NBA teams piece together and establish their identity through the summer, training camp and the preseason . . .
Philadelphia Inquirer Fri Nov 6th


Up next for Lakers: Friday vs. Memphis
O.J. Mayo and Zach Randolph are both averaging more than 20 points a game for the Grizzlies while Allen Iverson complains about sitting on the bench.
L.A. Times Fri Nov 6th


Up next for Clippers: Friday at Golden State
Both teams have only one victory this season.
Los Angeles Times Fri Nov 6th


Does LeBron James Need New York and the Knicks?
It is the conventional wisdom that if LeBron James leaves Cleveland, it will be to chase fame and fortune. But that might be a misguided pursuit.
NY Times Fri Nov 6th


Rose Guides Bulls to Tight Win Over Cavaliers
Derrick Rose scored 10 of his 14 points in the fourth quarter and drilled a decisive jumper with 1:44 remaining to help the Chicago Bulls beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 86-85 on Thursday.
NY Times Fri Nov 6th


Bulls notes
Before the game Thursday night against the Cavaliers, Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro was unsure whether heÂ’d play Tyrus Thomas, who arrived at the team hotel less than four hours before tipoff. "I want to see how he warms up before the game," Del Negro said.
Chicago Sun-Times Fri Nov 6th


Breaking down how the recession has affected Pistons, Magic
The recession is taking a toll on teams in all professional sports leagues, including the NBA. Here are some of the ways the downturn has affected the Orlando Magic and the Detroit Pistons, who play tonight at Amway Arena.
Orlando Sentinel Fri Nov 6th


Young, smart, stoked
When was the last time the Bucks had a player with this much natural ability and personality in one package? Probably Ray Allen, and you saw what he did for the organization. If there was ever a right player at the right time for a franchise starving for success and attention, Brandon Jennings just might be it.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Thu Nov 5th


It all seems a bit point-less
Nobody said the Milwaukee Bucks would be an offensive juggernaut this season. But a few of the early numbers are raising alarm bells for Bucks coach Scott Skiles, even though the team is just three games into its season.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Thu Nov 5th


Remember Dallas Mavericks fans ... the beat writer is always right

Dallas Morning News Thu Nov 5th


LeBron set for only New York visit of season
Cavaliers superstar could be playing his last game at Madison Square Garden as a visitor on Friday as Knicks fans hope to lure him to Manhattan
The Globe and Mail Thu Nov 5th


Beasley now becoming a spectator when games are in the balance
Despite moving into the starting lineup, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft has played minimal minutes in the second half the past two games, including none at the finish.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel Thu Nov 5th


Kings forward Nocioni arrested on suspicion of DUI
Sacramento Kings forward Andres Nocioni was arrested early Thursday on suspicion of drunk driving.
Houston Chronicle Thu Nov 5th


No Penalties for Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo
NEW YORK (AP) -- The NBA will not penalize Chris Paul or Rajon Rondo for an incident between them after a recent game in Boston.
NY Times Thu Nov 5th


A terrible audition for LeBron
The Knicks were still basking in the glow of their first victory of the season, allowing them to dream of an actual winning streak. Then came last night, a 101-89 collapse that served as both a bucket of cold water in their collective faces, and an o...
NY Post Thu Nov 5th


Lakers sweep a double-overtime trip
Kobe Bryant scores 41 points, but Andrew Bynum injures his elbow near the end of the victory over the Rockets. Trevor Ariza has the ball stripped in the final seconds.
L.A. Times Thu Nov 5th


Chris Kaman is taking it outside
Feeling more comfortable with his shot, he is averaging 22.6 points in the first five games.
Los Angeles Times Thu Nov 5th


Pacers 101, Knicks 89: James Up Next as Knicks Impress No One
The Knicks reverted to old, bad habits, playing with little fire against Indiana, which recorded its first victory of the season.
NY Times Thu Nov 5th


Always-intense KG revved up for return

Minneapolis Star-Tribune Thu Nov 5th


A stinger: Dallas Mavericks let Hornets escape in OT

Dallas Morning News Thu Nov 5th


Thomas ill again, likely to miss Cavaliers game
Tyrus Thomas showed up at the Berto Center before practice Wednesday but was still sick and was sent home for a second straight day.<
Chicago Sun-Times Thu Nov 5th


Johnson and Crawford Help Hawks Beat Kings
Joe Johnson and Jamal Crawford had 26 points each to help the Atlanta Hawks beat the Sacramento Kings 113-105 on Wednesday night.
NY Times Thu Nov 5th


Rockets come up short in overtime loss to Lakers
Trevor Ariza tried to split Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher, with Fisher poking the ball loose before Ariza could gather for one last shot, giving the Lakers a 103-102 overtime win.
Houston Chronicle Thu Nov 5th


Nuggets rout Nets to go 5-0
The Nuggets used a big second half to pull away from New Jersey and win their fifth straight to open the season, 122-94, on Wednesday night at the Izod Center.
Denver Post Wed Nov 4th