The NBA unveiled its 2019-20 regular-season schedule Monday as 29 other teams attempt to dethrone the reigning NBA champion Toronto Raptors.

Kevin Durant's short tenure with the Golden State Warriors will result in his jersey hanging from the rafters, after the franchise announced its plans to retire his No. 35 jersey.

Free-agent guard Isaiah Thomas told UPI he is happy the NBA is competitive again after watching the Portland Trail Blazers win the NBA Finals and several star players switch teams.

D'Angelo Russell is headed to the Golden State Warriors after the team agreed to a sign-and-trade with the Brooklyn Nets.

Free agent forward Kevin Durant announced on social media he is signing with the Brooklyn Nets after three seasons with the Golden State Warriors.

All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving has agreed to sign a four-year contract with the Brooklyn Nets after two seasons with the Boston Celtics.

Charlotte Hornets All-Star point guard Kemba Walker has agreed to sign a max contract with the Boston Celtics.

The Brooklyn Nets are trading guard Allen Crabbe and his $18.5 million contract to the Atlanta Hawks.

Odell Beckham Jr. has a new Cleveland Browns-themed Rolls-Royce that includes a motorized statue of himself that rises from the hood.

Off-season recruiting is underway for LeBron James, and he likes the thought of former teammate Kyrie Irving wearing a Los Angeles Lakers jersey.

Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson was shocked when reporters told him that he failed to make an All-NBA team Thursday.

Houston Rockets guard James Harden, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and Oklahoma City forward Paul George were named to the all-NBA First-Team on Thursday afternoon.

Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert said he expects Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving, who began his career in Cleveland, to leave Boston as a free agent this summer.

Former Los Angeles Lakers president Magic Johnson squashed rumors of the team possibly trading superstar LeBron James while making an appearance Monday on ESPN.

Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens blamed himself for the team's loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.