Jamont Gordon's layup with 0.6 seconds left gave the Philadelphia 76ers an 87-85 victory over the Toronto Raptors in the Las Vegas Summer League on Thursday.
Ramon Sessions and his Milwaukee Bucks were too much for the Denver as they dismissed the Nuggets 79-67 in the final game on Thursday at the 2008 NBA Summer League Presented by EA SPORTS.
Bob Cooney of the PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS writes, "Ground was broken in June 1966 for what is now known as the Wachovia Spectrum, and 16 months and $7 million later, the arena that would host so many memorable events was
The Milwaukee Bucks have signed guard Tyronn Lue (tir-ron) and forward Malik Allen (ma-leek) to contracts, General Manager John Hammond announced today. Per team policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed. "Tyronn and Malik have been solid contributors and
The Los Angeles Clippers today announced that the team has signed restricted free agent guard Kelenna Azubuike to an offer sheet to a multi-year agreement. Azubuike is currently a restricted free agent who has played the last two seasons with
The Utah Jazz will hold media availability on Friday, July 18 at 2 p.m. (MST) for Deron Williams, who has agreed in principle to a multi-year contract extension with the Utah Jazz.
There are a plethora of numbers that jump off the page when you look at Portland rookie guard Jerryd Bayless' stat page through his first three games at the Las Vegas Summer League.
Just had a conversation about the Pistons new head coach Michael Curry and he's way more interesting than I ever gave him credit for. A lot of people, myself included, were skeptical when Joe Dumars appointed him the new head
Christopher Bodeen of the ASSOCIATED PRESS writes, "Houston Rockets center Yao Ming played in his first game in almost six months Thursday, joining China's national team in an Olympics warmup against Serbia. Entering to huge applause from the crowd in
Most Western cultures do not have a huge belief in passing one from one life to the next. However, NBA frachises can fade away and get rebuilt over and over again. At least, writes SC's Jonathan Lowe, that's what the
