Despite iconic careers and multiple accolades, these five NBA legends ended their journeys without a single championship win.

Since the NBA's play-by-play era began in the 1996-97 season, LeBron James has the most postseason shots to either tie or take the lead in the final three seconds of regulation or overtime with eight.

The photographer Nathaniel Butler reflects on his enduring images of stars like Bill Russell, Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

NBA Finals are set, and it's a great matchup between two attempted first-timers. The Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers ...

The Boston Celtics lost the 1985 NBA Finals to the Los Angeles Lakers and entered the following season looking for the right role player to complement their already loaded roster. Bill Walton turned ...

The history of the NBA is largely dominated by the Celtics and Lakers, and each team has added a championship in the 2020s.

Either the Pacers or the Thunder are set to join the list of NBA champions this year. Here is each NBA Finals winner since ...

NBA legend Gary Payton didn't mince words when talking about his legacy in the league. The Seattle SuperSonics icon became ...

Luka Doncic is in the midst of what many believe will be a transformative offseason for the 26-year-old Slovenian guard.

2008 against the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference finals. They now own the NBA record. Instead, the Pistons will end their most successful season in 17 years with two playoff wins — two ...

Winning the regular-season MVP is hard. Winning Finals MVP is harder. Winning both in the same year? That’s reserved for a ...

Brian Windhorst suggests a potential Jeff Van Gundy reunion with the New York Knicks following Tom Thibodeau’s firing.