The Celtics are wrapping up Summer League in Las Vegas after a mixed bag of performances from a host of NBA talent. Boston ...

The shirts come after the players and the league failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement at an in-person ...

The Los Angeles Lakers made a backcourt addition in free agency on Saturday, reportedly signing Marcus Smart to a two-year ...

Adam Silver's first and second aprons have made it almost impossible for teams to retain their veteran players once they ...

The Cavaliers really like Dean Wade, but they may also like the idea of not being in the NBA’s second tax bracket. For those ...

The term "base year compensation" no longer shows up in the NBA's Collective Bargaining Agreement and hasn't since 2011. A ...

Team owner Mat Ishbia continues to take responsibility for what has happened with the Phoenix Suns, but he's excited about ...

The New York Mets return from the All-Star break with a three-game weekend series at home against the Cincinnati Reds. The ...

MLBPA boss Tony Clark met with the media during All-Star Week to talk about the economics of baseball, and of course, that means attacking the idea of a salary cap in baseball.

Dwyane Wade breaks down why the new salary cap rules are great for the NBA: "It forces teams to develop and make smarter financial decisions" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

A report by ESPN on Friday shed light on the unusual wagering activity under scrutiny, noting that “a professional bettor placed 30 wagers in 46 minutes, all involving Terry Rozier in a 2023 NBA game.

Damian Lillard is going back to the Portland Trail Blazers, and the Milwaukee Bucks get a bit of savings on their dead money.