Kings add Greivis Vasquez ï¿½ officially

LAS VEGAS - ï¿½ 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.

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.

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.

Mark Whicker: Clippers add professional touch to the occasion

Approving the upgrades, Chris Paul moved into the house Wednesday.

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.

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.

Mike Dunleavy excited about prospects of winning with Bulls

Mike Dunleavy Jr. received lengthier and more lucrative free-agent offers than the two-year, $6.2 million deal he signed as the Bulls' main offseason acquisition.

Pelicans officially acquire Evans in 3-team deal

The Sacramento Kings completed a sign- and-trade deal on Wednesday to send former NBA Rookie of the Year Tyreke Evans to the New Orleans Pelicans.

Lakers' Kobe Bryant is moving on from Dwight Howard's departure

Strange but true, Kobe Bryant recounted with amusement, not anger, the Los Angeles Lakers' meeting with Dwight Howard last week.

FILE - In this May 13, 2012 file photo, Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum puts up a shot during the first half in Game 7 in their first-round NBA basketball playoff series against the Denver Nuggets in Los Angeles. A person with knowledge of the negotiations says the Cleveland Cavaliers have offered free-agent center Andrew Bynum a two-year contract. The Cavs made the offer Monday night, July 8, 2013, a deal that includes a team option for the second year. The person who spoke to the Associated Press on Tuesday did so on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the talks.

AP Source: Cavs, Bynum agree to 2-year deal

The Cleveland Cavaliers are taking a chance on Andrew Bynum and his creaky knees.

Trades, new contracts become official around NBA

Just about every NBA team would like Dwight Howard.

Cavaliers set the stage for 2014 with Andrew Bynum signing

On the three-year anniversary of the Decision, the Cavaliers welcomed Andrew Bynum to Cleveland Clinic Courts on Monday and showed him around. They looked at his knees, talked about his past and his future before finally presenting him with an offer he couldn't refuse.

Clippers offer best chance to win, new and re-signed players agree

Chris Paul and five other Los Angeles Clippers attended a news conference Wednesday at the team's practice facility, all of them neatly dressed in suits and ties and all of them excited about what the future might bring.

Jefferson and Bobcats say let's make a deal official

Al Jefferson officially joined the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday, immediately becoming the team's best low-post player and also exhibiting some Southern charm in his opening press conference.

Gutierrez brings the summer defense for Kings

Two days into the Kings' summer-league minicamp, Jorge Gutierrez is already doing what he does best - harass the opposition.

Bryant working hard, not dwelling on Howard

Kobe Bryant is working hard to get back on the court and not wasting any time thinking about Dwight Howard.

Bulls sign draft picks Snell, Murphy

The Chicago Bulls announced on Wednesday the signings of 2013 NBA Draft picks, guard Tony Snell and forward Erik Murphy.

Cavs take a chance on Bynum

The Cleveland Cavaliers have reportedly come to terms on a two-year contract with center Andrew Bynum, who missed the entire 2012-13 season due to balky knees.

76ers to interview Michael Curry for coaching vacancy

The 76ers will interview assistant coach Michael Curry for their vacant head coaching position after the Orlando Summer League schedule ends, according to sources close to the team.

Despite setbacks, Travis Leslie shows he's willing to work

Travis Leslie has had a taste of the NBA and would like to come back for more. The first step is a role with the 76ers in the Orlando Summer League.

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