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Watson signs on with Portland
The Portland Trail Blazers bolstered their bench on Thursday by signing free agent veteran guard Earl Watson to a contract.
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Trail Blazers, McCollum come to terms
The Portland Trail Blazers officially came to terms with their recent first round draft choice, signing guard CJ McCollum on Thursday.
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Mavs sign Israeli guard Mekel
The Dallas Mavericks signed point guard Gal Mekel on Thursday, according to the team's Twitter feed.
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Knicks believe Bargnani will return to form in NY
The New York Knicks believe a new home will help Andrea Bargnani regain his old form.
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Nets re-sign Blatche, ink Livingston
The Brooklyn Nets made a pair of signings on Thursday, inking free agent guard Shaun Livingston and re-signing forward/center Andray Blatche to undisclosed contracts.
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Bulls bring back Mohammed
The Chicago Bulls officially re-signed center Nazr Mohammed on Thursday.
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Hawks sign first-round pick Schroder
The Atlanta Hawks signed their first-round pick, guard Dennis Schroder on Thursday.
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Billups headed back to Detroit
Chauncey Billups is reportedly headed back to the Detroit Pistons.
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Pistons agree to 2-year deal with Chauncey Billups
Chauncey Billups wanted to stay with the Detroit Pistons for the rest of his career.
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Dick Jerardi: Dwight Howard hasn't changed at all
Dwight Howard is irritating. He keeps saying he just wants to win. If that is his motivation, why did he insist he had to get out of Orlando?
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Pistons' English aims to stay on his game
ORLANDO, Fla. - Detroit Pistons second-year shooting guard Kim English understands the math well.
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Kings add Greivis Vasquez � officially
LAS VEGAS - � The remaking of the Kings' backcourt took another step Wednesday with the official announcement of the acquisition of point guard Greivis Vasquez from New Orleans as part of a three-team trade that included Portland.
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Lakers to bring back Farmar
The Lakers aren't necessarily trying to invest in nostalgia, but they do believe experience is one thing they can use to win games in the coming season.
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Ailene Voisin: Kings reshuffling the deck
In their attempt to alter the atmosphere and change the perception of the Kings as the doomed princes of the NBA, the new owners and front-office executives have temporarily ditched their shovels (see decrepit arena) and reached for the Sharpie.
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Mark Whicker: Clippers add professional touch to the occasion
Approving the upgrades, Chris Paul moved into the house Wednesday.
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Timberwolves bring back Brewer, say so long to Ridnour
The Timberwolves made room for the defensive-minded wing player they lack by agreeing to contract terms with unrestricted free-agent Corey Brewer, while also agreeing on a three-team deal that will send veteran guard Luke Ridnour to Milwaukee, two league sources said Wednesday.
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Kobe Bryant says he and Lakers must accept challenge
Kobe Bryant strolled onto the court at UC Santa Barbara, where a couple of hundred kids and their parents waited Wednesday. He told the kids enrolled at his basketball academy not to be afraid of taking on challenges.
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Clippers stick to the master plan
PLAYA VISTA, Calif. - When the best players in the NBA become available as free agents, teams go to extraordinary lengths to land a star.
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With extension looming, pressure is on Warriors' Jackson
With the NBA moratorium over, the Golden State Warriors made their long-awaited acquisition of Andre Iguodala official.
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Lakers' memorabilia dominates Newport Sports Museum
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - To the right of the front desk and the countless signed baseballs, beyond three aisles of hockey and Olympic memorabilia, is the basketball section of the Newport Sports Museum.
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