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At last year's All-Star Game, Blake Griffin did it all. He played in what was then the Rookie-Sophomore Game, he competed in (and famously won) the dunk contest, and he played in the so-called varsity game Sunday night. And all in his town. And it to...

Kobe Bryant finally met with the All-Star media Saturday, after bowing out of Friday's session saying he was sick. He was the last of the All-Stars to make an appearance at the NBA Jam Session at the Orlando Convention Center, and was immediately mob...

Chris Paul is glad that he agreed to waive his option and stay with the Clippers next season.

Walt Hazzard's leadership and wit are what those close to him will remember.

After a memorable thank-you, Ron Artest became an unlikely advocate.

Last series, Phil Jackson called his big men "thin-chested" as a way of goading them into standing strong and taking a hit, and the team has been offering financial incentive -- $50 per charge.

Guarding Kobe Bryant is a familiar challenge for Utah rookie guard Wesley Matthews.

Clippers center Chris Kaman loves everything about the outdoors, but his work ethic has made him an All-Star in the indoor sport of basketball.

The agent for Lakers reserve guard Shannon Brown said Thursday that no paperwork has yet been filed after Brown was served in June with a notice of intent to file a civil suit by a woman alleging a sexual assault.

Lakers forward Lamar Odom really likes his candy, as Shelley Smith finds out.

Rick Adelman has crossed clipboards with Phil Jackson many times. Will this be his first big series win over the Zen Master?

Andrew Bynum started and shone in Game 5, but what can the Lakers expect in Game 6?

Initially, LeBron James was criticized for not signing a teammate's letter in response to the ongoing genocide in Darfur. Now, James is speaking out on the issue and says he will continue to do so as the Olympics draw closer, writes Shelley Smith.

We were shocked by the end of the case against Kobe Bryant, but should we be surprised?

The gloves have come off as the jury questioning in the Kobe Bryant trial begins.

Some reporters got a chance to sit in the jury box and to see what many can't -- Kobe Bryant's face.