Stopping Stephen Curry is at best difficult, so Carmelo Anthony decided to go to extra lengths when faced with the defensive challenge.
Stopping Stephen Curry is at best difficult, so Carmelo Anthony decided to go to extra lengths when faced with the defensive challenge.
Despite a ton of crazy rumors surrounding the team, the Cavs made the smart decision of not making any blockbuster deals at the trade deadline.
The Orlando Magic have retooled their roster to make a major push for the playoffs.
These five teams took on a certain amount of risk when they completed these trades prior to the 2016 NBA trade deadline.
A number of teams left NBA aficionados scratching their heads after the trade deadline passed on Thursday.
Check out the Top 5 plays from Thursday night's action in the Association.
Take a quick trip through tonight's three games as the NBA returns to action after All-Star weekend in Thursday's Fast Break.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers steamrolled the banged-up Chicago Bulls on Thursday evening, and when LeBron James and the rest of the team's starters were taken out of the game late in the fourth quarter, they busted out a series of handshakes as if they had just won the lottery. It was an interesting scene, if nothing else.
Garrett Temple had an clean look from beyond the arc ... until what seemed to be an invisible defender stifled him.
John Wall made a couple highlight-reel behind-the back-moves on Thursday night, but the first was clearly the best for the Washington Wizards' All-Star.
The Los Angeles Clippers made a huge statement on Thursday night by pulverizing the San Antonio Spurs by 19 points. Sure, the Spurs were without Kawhi Leonard, but that doesn't take away from what Doc Rivers' bunch accomplished. In the fourth quarter, Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan hooked up for what can only be described as a monstrous alley-oop, which was the cherry on top of an all-around phenomenal showing.