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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Ties Wilt Chamberlain Record in 129-126 Thunder Victory
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander matched Wilt Chamberlain’s historic mark of 126 consecutive 20-point games during a 35-point performance against the Denver Nuggets.

Gilgeous-Alexander Chases Milestone Amidst Talk of Wilt Chamberlain Records
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is on the verge of breaking the record for the longest 20-point scoring streak, bringing renewed attention to Wilt Chamberlain records.

Tyrese Maxey Injury Update: Tests Confirm No Fractures in Right Pinky
Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey avoided a bone break after colliding with teammate Adem Bona during a 126-116 loss to the Atlanta Hawks.

NBA Halts Hawks' Magic City Night Tribute Ahead of Orlando Magic Matchup
The NBA has officially canceled the Atlanta Hawks' Magic City Night promotion, a tribute to the iconic strip club originally scheduled for next Monday.

Hornets Transfer 2026 Second-Round Draft Asset to Heat to Resolve Terry Rozier Trade Conflict
A formal settlement between the Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat involves a 2026 second-round pick following federal gambling charges against Terry Rozier.

Jayson Tatum Scores 20 Points in 27 Minutes to Lead Celtics Over Cavaliers 109-98
Jayson Tatum recorded 20 points and a decisive late three-pointer as the Boston Celtics secured a 109-98 victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena.

Bam Adebayo Hits 10,000 Points in Miami Heat’s 121-110 Win Over Detroit
Miami captain Bam Adebayo reached 10,000 career points on Sunday, joining Dwyane Wade as the only players in franchise history to achieve the feat.

Pistons Skid Reaches Four Games Following 121-110 Loss to Miami Heat
Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren combined for 50 points, but the Detroit Pistons fell 121-110 to Miami, marking their fourth consecutive defeat.

Lakers Defeat Knicks 110-97 as Doncic and Reaves Lead Short-Handed Roster
Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves led the Lakers to a 110-97 victory over the New York Knicks despite the absence of LeBron James.