Kings still without newly acquired players
The Sacramento Kings are playing without their new acquisitions — Rudy Gay, Quincy Acy and Aaron Gray — against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night.
Ex-Suns star Chambers arrested on suspicion of DUI
Phoenix Suns broadcaster Tom Chambers has apologized to the NBA team and its fans after being arrested on suspicion of DUI. Source: NBA
Pelicans' Evans returns from ankle injury
Pelicans guard Tyreke Evans has returned to action two days after the club said he was expected to miss one to two weeks with a
Noah back, Deng out for Bulls; Knicks' Felton sits
Joakim Noah is back in the Chicago Bulls’ lineup after missing a game with a bruised right thigh, while the Knicks’ Raymond Felton was out
Clippers' Rivers makes first return to Boston
Former Celtics coach Doc Rivers is back in Boston — for the first time as the coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. Source: NBA
United Center to keep name for another 20 years
United Airlines has reached an agreement to keep its name on the home of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks for another 20 years. Source:
Ten Before Tip: News from Wednesday night
? Doc Rivers is back at the TD Garden for the time as an opposing coach in 10 years tonight. Despite being under contract for
NBA TV's Heat-Pacers matchup its most-watched game ever
The Indiana Pacers’ 90-84 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday night was the most-watched game ever on the league’s NBA TV outlet. Source: NBA
Jazz assistant Lowe pleads guilty to N.C. tax charges
Former North Carolina State basketball coach Sidney Lowe has pleaded guilty to failing to file his North Carolina tax returns for three years. Source: NBA
Bobcats add to small forward depth, sign Douglas-Roberts
With injuries mounting at small forward, the Bobcats signed Chris Douglas-Roberts from the D-League’s Texas Legends and waived forward James Southerland. Source: NBA
