LeBron card sells for $1M; Clark card sets record
A LeBron James rookie card sold for $1.159 million while a Caitlin Clark card numbered 1-of-1 sold for a record $366,000.
Lakers answer Redick’s challenge, top Grizzlies
After Los Angeles coach JJ Redick challenged his stars in a Saturday meeting to use more creativity on the floor, LeBron James and the Lakers later responded with a 134-127 win over the Memphis Grizzlies, an effort in which the club shot 50.6% overall.
Grizz GM: No player input on call to fire Jenkins
Grizzlies general manager Zach Kleiman says he did not speak to anyone on the roster before firing Taylor Jenkins as coach.
Curry lands 3-book deal with 1st due out in Sept.
Stephen Curry has landed a three-book deal, the first of which, “Shot Ready,” a personal reflection, according to Curry, is set for an early September release.
Curry returns, relieved he avoided bigger injury
Warriors star Stephen Curry returned Friday night from a two-game absence due to a pelvic contusion and said that he will “feel it for a while” but that he avoided any type of break in the bone.
Giannis on LeBron’s praise: Unfair to compare eras
Giannis Antetokounmpo appreciated LeBron James’ take that the Bucks star could have scored 250 points in a game if he’d played in the 1970s, but said “you can’t compare this era with that era.”
How devastating was the Los Angeles Lakers’ last-second loss? | Speak
Paul Pierce breaks down the Los Angeles Lakers’ devastating last-second loss and what it means for their playoff hopes.
Lakers get much smaller piece of Nick’s NBA Title Pie for ‘losing to bad teams’ | First Things First
Nick Wright unveils this week’s NBA TItle Pie, featuring the Los Angeles Lakers getting a much smaller piece for “losing to bad teams” such as the Orlando Magic and Chicago Bulls twice lately.
Ranking the best No. 1 picks in the NBA Draft since LeBron James
These are the eight-best No. 1 overall picks in the NBA Draft since LeBron James was drafted in 2003.
Hornets’ LaMelo Ball will miss remainder of season with ankle, wrist injuries
Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball will undergo arthroscopic surgery to address a right ankle impingement and miss the remainder of the 2024-25 NBA season.