The Los Angeles Lakers legend continues to write his name in NBA history.

Detroit earns East’s first berth, Celtics & Knicks keep pace, West race gets wilder, Luka & Lakers look to stay hot tonight.

Bill Laimbeer doubles down on the 1991 walk-off against Michael Jordan’s Bulls.

Atlanta Hawks star Jonathan Kuminga nailed a remarkable 75-foot shot, the longest in franchise history and sixth in NBA hustory, during the team's 11th straight win.

“Everybody in the history of the NBA has an arc where

Golden State Warriors head coach became the fourth-fastest head coach in NBA history to reach 600 career wins on Monday. His Warriors defeated the Washington Wizards 125-117, which also marked the end of the wait to reach 600 wins.

Nikola Jokic was so in control in the Nuggets' demolition of the 76ers that he didn't even need to do much scoring.

First time in NBA history that a team has won consecutive games despite making 10+ FEWER 3s than their opponent in each game. (per @Stathead) And did it without Maxey/Embiid/PG. On this episode of The Big Number,