New York Knicks' Pablo Prigioni isn't ready to make a decision, but it reportedly could mean he goes back to the Spanish League for his wife.

Alonzo Mourning was talking to a bunch of Heat fans at a store opening and got asked about Michael Jordan and LeBron James. So he let Scottie Pippen answer the question, kind of.

The Toronto Raptors reportedly won't fire Bryan Colangelo, but will make him a corporate figure and take the team in a new direction.

J.R. Smith has let it be known he wants to retire with the New York Knicks and is reportedly ready to re-sign with them this summer. It is also being reported that Smith's plan to re-sign involves younger brother Chris landing a job with the Knicks.

Don't believe the Internet rumors about Kobe Bryant retiring from the Los Angeles Lakers and the NBA; he has work to do.

Mike Krzyzewski reportedly is waffling on whether to leave USA basketball. Gregg Doyel says it's great news because no one is better suited to lead the US to gold in Rio in 2016.

Carmelo Anthony will have his injured left shoulder examined to determine the severity of the injury and if it requires surgery.

Dwyane Wade is good to go for Game 1 vs. the Pacers Wednesday despite a hobbled knee that has limited his effectiveness in the past two rounds.

Celtics G/F Terrance Williams was reportedly arrested Sunday on charges of brandishing a gun and making threats during a child visitation.

The Clippers are reportedly not going to pursue Lakers free agent C Dwight Howard through sign or trade, for a number of obvious reasons.

After a blowout loss to San Antonio, the Grizzlies remember they lost their first two Game 1s of the playoffs, too. So do the Spurs.

Memphis Grizzlies star Zach Randolph scored just two points on 1 of 8 shooting in Game 1 because the San Antonio Spurs worked hard.

Tony Parker and the Spurs' pick and roll attack took it to the Grizzlies in a Game 1 blowout, forcing bad rotations and opening up the perimeter.

There has been some talk Kendrick Perkins might get cut from the Thunder via the amnesty clause. But their GM says that's not likely.

Dwight Howard is no lock to return to the Lakers. Sources tell Ken Berger several teams interest the free agent center.