NBA Basketball 24-Hour Briefing
×Cavaliers Surge
James Harden made a successful return for the Cleveland Cavaliers despite playing with a broken thumb in his non-shooting hand. The Cavaliers have transformed since January, racking up the best record in the NBA after adding the 11-time All-Star.
Warriors Injury Update
Stephen Curry will sit out at least the next five games due to his persistent right knee issue, the Warriors announced Sunday. The team is managing the star guard's minutes as he deals with the ongoing ailment.
Knicks Defense Shines
The Knicks delivered a dominant defensive performance, holding a streaking Spurs team to just 89 points to end San Antonio's winning streak. New York's "high-level" defense was the story in their impressive showing Sunday.
Pacers Star's Birthday
Tyrese Haliburton shared his appreciation for birthday wishes, noting that being born on leap year makes celebrations "just as good" even when it's not technically his birthday. The Pacers star has spoken about his unique birthday before.
Grizzlies Center Update
Zach Edey is set to undergo another surgery on his ailing left ankle, with his return timeline to be determined. The Grizzlies second-year center continues to battle through injury issues.
Lakers Family Moment
LeBron James capped off a successful father-daughter road trip with a win, adding another memorable moment to his 23-year career. The Lakers star continues to balance family time with on-court excellence.
Around the League
Jose Ramirez and renewed confidence have helped fuel Cleveland's remarkable turnaround, with the Cavaliers now sporting the NBA's best record. Meanwhile, teams across the league are managing injuries and rotations as the season progresses toward the playoffs.