Author: Jeff Zillgitt, USA TODAY

With only seven weeks remaining in the regular season, there is still a lot to be decided in the intense push for the postseason.

LeBron James savored the 2022 NBA All-Star Game perhaps more than any of his other 18 career appearances.

Stephen Curry scored a game-high 50 points and set an NBA All-Star Game record with 16 made 3s. He also record for made 3s in a quarter with seven.

An up-to-date look at all the NBA trades leading into Thursday’s trade deadline? Will Ben Simmons be moved? Will James Harden remain in Brooklyn?

Daryl Morey had said trading Ben Simmons by the deadline is “less likely than likely,” but it now appears the Sixers are willing to listen and talk.

This is the first of what should be many NBA All-Star appearances for Ja Morant, and for LeBron James, it’s likely not the final one.

With the Feb. 10 NBA trade deadline looming, a good trade could help teams win a title. Just ask the Milwaukee Bucks.

Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant’s injury happened in the second quarter of Saturday’s game, and was confirmed by an MRI on Sunday.

Klay Thompson made his season debut Sunday against the Cleveland Cavaliers, playing in a game for the first time since Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals.

NBA All-Star snubs aren’t unusual. But the list of worthy candidates who could be left off this season indicates how much talent exists in the league.