NBA plans to enact anti-tanking rules next season, sources say - ESPN
Commissioner Adam Silver informed the league's 30 general managers Thursday that the NBA plans to make anti-tanking rule changes for next season, sources told ESPN.
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Suns owner on tanking: 'Worse than any prop bet scandal' - ESPN
Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia sounded off on the issue of tanking in the NBA, calling it a «losing behavior done by losers» and «much worse than any prop bet scandal.»
Mark Cuban explains 'why the NBA should embrace tanking' after commissioner fines teams, condemns it
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NBA All-Star Game: Four major storylines after busy weekend in L.A. - ESPN
Anthony Edwards beamed a smile as he cradled the NBA All-Star MVP trophy for the first time in his career, just a day after making the claim that Sunday's U.S. vs. World format wouldn't return any competitive fire to the league's midseason showcase.
LeBron James says he's still unsure if he'll play in 24th season - ESPN
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — LeBron James still doesn't know if the ball will keep bouncing for him beyond his record-setting 23rd NBA season but does want to make sure his heart is still beating.
Silver considering all remedies for rampant tanking in NBA - ESPN
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Saturday that tanking has been «worse this year than we've seen in recent memory» and he's considering «every possible remedy» — including taking away draft picks — to stop the type of overt behaviors he fined the Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers for this week.
Adam Silver won't set deadline in WNBA labor negotiations - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — As the WNBA and the Players' Association continue to negotiate for a new collective bargaining agreement, NBA commissioner Adam Silver said he is not prepared to set a drop-dead date for when a new agreement would have to be put in place to ensure the WNBA season would start on the scheduled May 8 opening night.
NBA fines Jazz, Pacers, says integrity can't be compromised - ESPN
The NBA on Thursday night fined the Utah Jazz $500,000 and the Indiana Pacers $100,000, with the league saying both teams sat healthy players in recent games while noting that moves that compromise its integrity won't be tolerated.