You guys: The wait's almost over. The 2012 NBA Finals start Tuesday night! Now, even if you haven't had your morning cup of coffee yet, it probably didn't take you too long to realize that these two ...

It is amazing how much has changed in the NBA since the 2012 season. It was still the David Stern era, the Lakers and Celtics championship runs appeared to be ending, and LeBron James was trying to ...

The 2012 NBA Draft is just 28 days away at this point, and with the NBA Playoffs winding down at a rapid rate what with us hurtling toward the NBA Finals, there is a lot of reason to be excited about ...

The 2012 NBA Draft is going to be incredible. There are so many talented players coming into the league and guys that would be surefire lottery picks any other year are falling to the latter portions ...

Tyler Zeller might never be a star in the NBA. But after spending four years at North Carolina honing his skills, the 7-foot, 250-pound center appears to the type of player who could be productive for ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — They began pounding their palms in unison, chanting in the building they call "Loud City," 18,203 strong, until the referees' whistle could not be heard, until everything morphed into ...

was selected No. 24 by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the first round of tonight's 2012 NBA draft. The Cavaliers are expected to trade the pick to the Dallas Mavericks. The Beavers hadn't had a player ...

He was the 40th ranked recruit in the class of 2009 by ESPN, and he had a stellar three-year college career for the Kansas Jayhawks. The Sacramento Kings selected him with the fifth overall pick in ...

Terrence Jones, the Portland native who graduated from Jefferson High School and , was selected by the Houston Rockets with the 18th pick in the first round of tonight's 2012 NBA draft. The 6-foot-9 ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Miami's championship defense will begin where they won last season's title, and the first game for the Brooklyn Nets will be at home against their now-crosstown rival. LeBron James, ...

For the first time in two years we'll have an orthodox, full-length NBA season to look forward to. No lockout nonsense, and precious little obsession as to whether or not LeBron James will ever win ...