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After a ratings nadir in 2020, the NBA is posting numbers not seen since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. An average of 2.4 million viewers tuned in for Tuesday’s game between the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns on TNT, Turner Sports announced Wednesday. That’s reportedly the most viewers a game has received in

John Wall‘s absence only benefits the Houston Rockets‘ ability to lose games. Unless you consider being paid $44.3 million to not play at some cost to his own legacy a benefit for the 31-year-old five-time All-Star. The Rockets and Wall met on Sunday to discuss his future, and they left with little more clarity beyond

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Kemba Walker‘s debut with the New York Knicks is not going as hoped.  Twenty games into the season, the four-time All-Star has found his way to the bench — as in completely removed from the Knicks’ rotation.  Head coach Tom Thibodeau announced the lineup change on Monday ahead of a Tuesday crosstown matchup with the

7:35 AM ET The battle for No. 1 in the NBA Power Rankings is on. The Golden State Warriors, winners of seven straight games, take their league-best 18-2 record into Tuesday night’s Western Conference showdown with the Phoenix Suns. Phoenix, meanwhile, hasn’t lost in over a month and is one win shy of matching the

CHICAGO — Jimmy Butler gingerly walked through the back hallways of the United Center, courtesy of a hard fall he took tumbling over Alex Caruso and meeting an unforgiving floor. Shortly thereafter, Zach LaVine was showing Butler and Kyle Lowry the area where his left thumb was sprained weeks ago but has played through since.

3:53 PM ET Houston Rockets guard John Wall has expressed his hopes to the organization that he can resume playing for the team in the near future, sources tell ESPN. Wall and the Rockets had agreed on him sitting out until a trade could be found, but the five-time All-Star guard talked to Houston general