Author: Matt Eppers, USA TODAY

Like so many events in 2020, the NBA draft will be conducted virtually. Picks will be made from ESPN, with prospects and teams checking in via Zoom.

At the beginning of a critical offseason, the Bucks are trading for Jrue Holiday and Bogdan Bogdanovic to play alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Can the Lakers take a commanding 3-0 lead in the NBA Finals, or will the Heat show their resilience yet again? Here are three keys to watch in Game 3.

A spot in the West finals comes down to a decisive Game 7. Will the Clippers avoid the collapse? Or will the Nuggets pull off another comeback?

Jaylen Brown tipped his cap to OG Anunoby and the Raptors for the play, but Brown couldn’t hide his frustration over the Celtics’ defensive lapse.

Body camera footage of an altercation between Masai Ujiri and a sheriff’s deputy at last year’s NBA Finals appears to show the deputy as the aggressor.

Memphis entered the restart in good shape to at least make the West play-in. Two weeks later, the Grizzlies are in danger of missing out completely.

Damian Lillard tied his career high with 61 points as the Blazers held off the Mavs to to move into sole possession of eighth place in the West

Boston routed Toronto 122-100, but Celtics coach Brad Stevens won’t be putting any stock in the result if the teams meet again in the playoffs.

With a 4-0 start in the bubble, the Suns have gone from playoff afterthought to the thick of the race for the eighth seed in the Western Conference.