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Carmelo Anthony, a Baltimore native and former Towson Catholic star, reached 26,411 career points, surpassing former Boston Celtics stars Paul Pierce and John Havlicek on the all-time scoring list.
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The NBA is not playing games when it comes to COVID-19, says this broadcaster who is working in the NBA bubble in Florida.
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Irene Pollin, who co-owned the NBA's Washington Wizards and NHL's Capitals along with late husband Abe, has died. She was 96.
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Denver guard Will Barton said that he decided against wearing a social justice message on the back of his jersey at the NBA restart because he does not believe those actions will make enough of a real impact.
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WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne is waiting to have her case heard by the league's independent panel of doctors to see if she'll be medically excused for the season, according to Washington Mystics
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“Bradley did everything possible to be ready to play, but after closely monitoring his individual workouts, we came to the conclusion that it was best for him to sit out the upcoming games in Orlando and avoid the risk of further injury,” Wizards general manager Tommy Sheppard said.
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Washington Wizards forward Davis Bertans will skip the Disney-based resumption of the NBA season, making him the first known example of a healthy, eligible player sitting out.
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In 1986, we moved to a home in Catonsville and discovered that our backyard abutted the backyard of Wes Unseld and his family. Almost immediately, we became life-long friends.
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Former Towson Catholic basketball star Malcolm Delaney signed a two-year deal with Olimpia Milano of Lega Basket Serie A in Italy, the team announced Tuesday.
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Michael Jordan got the last word on just about every controversy highlighted in "The Last Dance," ESPN's 10-part Bulls documentary. Would he have had it any other way? Jerry Krause, meanwhile, was an easy mark as a villain.
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The Tribune rates Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan's most memorable television commercials.
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Patrick Spencer was the best player in college lacrosse at Loyola-Maryland. The Davidsonville resident became the starting point guard for Northwestern after switching to college basketball as a graduate student. Spencer announced this week he will pursue basketball over lacrosse at the professional level.
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The New York Liberty traded All-Star Tina Charles to the Washington Mystics on Wednesday as part of a three-team deal.
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Immanuel Quickley talked with The Baltimore Sun about his playing days at John Carroll, his experience at Kentucky and what’s next as he enters the NBA draft.
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Former John Carroll basketball star Immanuel Quickley, who enjoyed a breakout sophomore season at Kentucky, announced on Monday that he is entering the 2020 NBA Draft.
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According to ESPN Stats & Information, Beal is the first player to score 50 points on consecutive days since Kobe Bryant also did it on both nights of a road back-to-back in March 2007.
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Angel McCoughtry is headed to Las Vegas and Kristi Toliver is going back to Los Angeles on the first day that WNBA free agents can sign with new teams.
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Most of the top NBA playoff contenders stayed out of the down-to-the-wire frenzy at the trade deadline. The Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Clippers beefed up instead.
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Bucks guard Pat Connaughton, the Orioles’ fourth-round draft pick out of Notre Dame in 2014, will reportedly compete in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest on Feb. 15 in Chicago.
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Former Lakers star Kobe Bryant inspired one CCBC Essex athlete to honor him with the performance of a lifetime.
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The first-place Bullets set a club record (39 wins) in a 132-122 NBA victory over the Chicago Bulls at the Civic Center. Guard Kevin Loughery scores 35 points for Baltimore, which still has 28 games to play.
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The NBA has postponed the Los Angeles Lakers' next game in the wake of retired superstar Kobe Bryant's death in a helicopter crash
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NBA players, coaches, entertainers and politicians took to social media and other avenues to express their shock and sadness over the helicopter crash that took the life of former basketball great Kobe Bryant.
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Bradley Beal scored 36 points to help the Washington Wizards overcome exhaustion and get past the Cleveland Cavaliers 124-112.
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A Prince George's County police officer has been suspended for shooting a video that shows former NBA player Delonte West as he was being questioned while shirtless and handcuffed.
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The St. Frances graduate does not sound optimistic about returning to the Atlanta Dream and is looking forward to going “where I know I can make a positive change.”
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The rookie guard and former Villanova standout was thrilled for the opportunity to practice at his alma mater’s The Smith Center before the Go-Go hopped onto a flight from BWI Marshall Airport to Las Vegas.
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Fifty years ago, the city’s three major league teams — the Colts, Bullets and Orioles — all strode into the post-season with title aspirations. Yet that trio, favorites all, fell flat on their collective keisters to teams from — dare we say it? — New York.
