NBA Basketball 24-Hour Briefing
×Cavaliers' Resurgence
James Harden made a successful return for the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday, still dealing with a broken thumb in his non-shooting hand. The Cavaliers, who were stuck in a play-in spot entering January, have since racked up the best record in the NBA and added an 11-time All-Star.
Injury Updates
Stephen Curry will sit out at least the next five games because of his persistent right knee issue, the Warriors announced Sunday. Meanwhile, Memphis Grizzlies second-year center Zach Edey is set to undergo another surgery on his ailing left ankle, with his return to be determined.
Notable Performances
The Knicks held a streaking Spurs team to just 89 points in a dominant showing Sunday, ending San Antonio's winning streak. LeBron James capped off a successful father-daughter road trip with a win for the Lakers, marking another achievement in his 23-year career.
Personal Notes
Tyrese Haliburton, born on a leap year, has spoken about his unique birthday situation, sharing that it's "just as good" when it's not technically his birthday. The Indiana Pacers star appreciates the birthday wishes he receives regardless of the date.