Saturday was one of those NBA nights where the scoreboard kept lighting up and leads never felt safe. Records were touched, streaks were snapped, and a few games changed in just a few minutes. Some teams played their cleanest basketball of the season,

The Thunder (32-7) were off on Saturday and are relatively healthy. The only Thunder rotation player ruled out for Sunday’s contest against the Heat is Isaiah Hartenstein, who will miss the game because of a right soleus strain.

Michael Phelps weighs in on the NBA’s greatest player debate, saying Michael Jordan’s legacy still towers over LeBron James and other sports stars.

Atlanta should get out of the Davis market, look for a point guard such as Coby White who might be available (or other players on the margins), and, this off-season, look for a star player on the timeline of their other talent. Trading away Young to bring in Davis feels like a lateral move.

Star NBA guard and East Bay native Damian Lillard was seen among those in attendance at the celebration of life service for legendary local football coach John Beam Saturday. Beam’s memorial is being held at the Calvin Simmons Theater from 2 p.

The 24-year-old Edwards became the third-youngest player ever to reach 10,000 points. He crossed the mark with his newfound midrange game.

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown expressed his frustration with the officiating during the team's 100-95 loss to Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday.

Tonight’s 100-95 loss against the San Antonio Spurs was the tipping point for Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown. In the five-point loss, the Celtics shot just four free throws all night, with none going to Brown himself.