Brothers claim that they were struck by men they say were with Blazers rookie Damian Lillard early Saturday morning on the streets of Portland.

We reported Friday that the Charlotte Bobcats are in the process of changing their name to the Charlotte Hornets. A Tuesday press conference could announce that.

Zach Harper and Matt Moore discuss the Knicks' fall, preview both Conference Finals matchups and see if Matt can find his way out of the AT&T Center.

Previewing the Eastern Conference Finals between the Heat and Pacers. Are the Heat big enough to keep the Pacers out of the NBA Finals?

Zach Randolph and the Grizzlies talk about being angry with their performance, necessary adjustments and getting ZBo going after their Game 1 loss.

The San Antonio Spurs took advantage of the Memphis Grizzlies' aggressive defense and left them second-guessing themselves.

Notes from the Spurs' practice on Monday after their Game 1 domination of the Memphis Grizzlies Sunday, featuring Kawhi Leonard and Matt Bonner.

LeBron James was given an incorrect phrasing on something Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel said about the Heat, and LeBron got mad. Vogel clarified.

New York Knicks' guard Pablo Prigioni isn't ready to make a decision, but, for his wife's sake, he may go back to the Spanish League.

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.