Author: Jeff Zillgitt, USA TODAY

Part music festival, part circus, part carnival, Shaq’s Fun House is coming back to the Super Bowl this January in Miami.

After a turnover-filled first half, LeBron James heard it from Anthony Davis. He responded with a big second half to guide the Lakers past the Heat.

Just because the New York Knicks fired coach David Fizdale doesn’t mean their problems are solved. No, the issues go much deeper than coaching.

The Rockets filed a protest with the NBA over the James Harden dunk that was not counted in the Rockets’ 135-133 double overtime loss to San Antonio.

The Trail Blazers are desperate for help, and the jury is still out on whether Carmelo Anthony, 35, can provide it. One game won’t show much.

Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter, an outspoken critic of human rights abuses in Turkey, spoke at a news conference at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.

There’s no other way around it: Gordon Hayward’s broken hand is awful. For Hayward, the Celtics and the NBA just as he was back in All-Star form.

The NBA supported the Clippers’ decision to rest Kawhi Leonard in a national TV game, but Doc Rivers’ comments seemingly undercut the league.

The 2019-20 NBA season is just a week old, but we already can draw some conclusions about quick starts and disappointing openings.

Blaming Zion Williamson’s knee injury on poor conditioning and size is asinine, Pelicans executive VP of basketball operations David Griffin said.