Russell's new YouTube series follows his Shanghai Sharks debut, where he scored 21 points on 7-of-23 shooting. In it he tells teammate Brandon Goodwin he'd rather feed the hot hand.
Green took two technicals two minutes into the third quarter of a Monday night game that also saw a second scuffle and a third technical. Golden State won 116-113 for its fifth straight win.
Toronto scored 47 points in the final quarter on Monday night and won 125-118 in Inglewood. Scottie Barnes had 15 of his 22 in the fourth, and the Clippers are 1-6.
Sacramento beat the Mavericks on Monday night for its first win in seven games. Rookie Darius Acuff Jr. scored 25 and Malik Monk added 24 while Cooper Flagg went 3 for 19.
Boston has ruled out Paul George for rest and Devin Carter with an illness tonight in Houston. The Rockets are 6-1, and this is an early look at two of the best teams in the league.
Golden State rested Stephen Curry and Draymond Green on Sunday night and still beat Los Angeles 124-112 at Chase Center. The Warriors have won four in a row since an 0-3 start, and the Clippers are 1-5.
Brooklyn ended its 0-5 start on Sunday night behind Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle. Indiana, still without Tyrese Haliburton and Ivica Zubac, shot 32% in the first half and never got closer than three in the fourth.
Golden State is sitting Stephen Curry and Draymond Green tonight on the front end of a back-to-back. The Clippers, 1-4 and missing Brandon Ingram and Bradley Beal, may not be able to make them pay.
In a new court filing, the Lakers governor says her brothers and sister are jealous their father chose her and asks a judge to block their plan to sell the family's remaining shares. A hearing is set for Dec. 8.
The rookie made nine 3-pointers in Memphis, but the Grizzlies stayed the NBA's only unbeaten team with a 136-105 rout. Sacramento trailed by as many as 34.
Jabari Smith Jr. scored 30 and Smart added 24 on 7-of-10 shooting from deep in Houston. Oklahoma City has now lost two straight in its first game since learning Chet Holmgren is out at least two months.
Oklahoma City plays the 5-1 Rockets at 8:30 p.m. ET with five players listed out, a day after it backed out of signing Ochai Agbaji. Alperen Sengun is off Houston's injury report.
Brooks drew a flagrant 2 for kicking Jamal Murray on a jumper in the third quarter, and Murray answered with 39 points. Christian Braun added a career-high 31 as Denver made 20 3-pointers in Phoenix.
Kyrie Irving scored 35 and Cooper Flagg had 33 as Dallas rallied from eight down after three quarters to beat Houston 116-111. The Rockets are 5-1, and their 29 3-point attempts produced only seven makes.
Houston is one of two unbeaten teams in the NBA and plays the Mavericks at 8 p.m. ET in an NBA Cup group game, with Alperen Sengun questionable. Prime Video has Knicks-76ers and Lakers-Warriors.
Morant scored 14 in his first game against Memphis before leaving in the fourth quarter. The 5-0 Grizzlies won 124-103 while Portland shot 12 of 49 from three.
Sacramento shot 52 percent in New Orleans and still lost 132-120 because it kept giving the ball away. Rookie Darius Acuff Jr. scored a career-high 34 in a loss that falls on the veterans.
Thursday's NBA slate puts two of the league's three undefeated teams on the same floor at 10 p.m. ET. Earlier, Sacramento and New Orleans, both 0-4, guarantee somebody finally wins.
Johnson announced Wednesday that 2026-27 will be his final season as host. Barkley fought back emotion on the air that night, and the reported comments from the show did not include his own plans.
LA has 76 turnovers in its last three games, all losses, after Wednesday's 103-87 defeat. The Lakers beat them twice in a week, the second time without the league's leading scorer.
Giannis Antetokounmpo had 24 points and 18 rebounds as Miami beat the Hawks 129-117 on Wednesday night. The Heat had lost their first four games since trading for him.
Portland and the Lakers drew three flopping technicals late in a game with 71 free throws. Micah Nori noted the league called 27 flops all of last season, and Damian Lillard said the officials were forcing it.
New York was one loss from becoming only the second defending champion to start 0-4 before a 37-13 third quarter on Tuesday night. Jalen Brunson broke out of a shooting slump to lead it.