Longtime NBA referee Scott Foster was the crew chief for Monday’s game between the Miami Heat and the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. The man known as “The Extender” may now be ...

For the second week in a row, the NCAA Tournament is the focus of hoops fans, which means the NBA dials back the volume on marquee matchups this week, with the major exception of Jimmy Butler ...

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has missed the franchise's last three games due to a groin strain suffered against the Boston Celtics on March 8, and he's now expected to miss another week as ...

Smith confidently declaring on NBA Countdown, “Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the league MVP. We can put that to rest right now.” ...

Stuart Pearce insists he is feeling "absolutely brilliant" after revealing doctors were forced to 'restart his heart' following his health scare on a plane. Speaking on talkSPORT on Tuesday ...

Get well soon Stuart' read a large message on the big screen at the City Ground whilst other banners of support appeared in the crowd. Pearce added: "I can't speak highly enough I've got to say ...

Former England and Nottingham Forest defender Stuart Pearce says he feels "brilliant in myself" as he recovers from his recent health scare. The 62-year-old spent five days in a Canadian hospital ...

He will be evaluated in the next 24 hours, but unlike in 2018 when he had that groin tear, I’m told he did not hear a pop last night in Boston,” Charania said on “NBA Countdown” on ABC.

On the latest episode of ESPN's NBA Countdown, Charania shared that Doncic purchased a home in Los Angeles and has already moved in. The insider added that the Slovenian superstar is also getting ...

Stuart Bingham revealed that two people close to him died in the space of 24 hours before he was due to play in the World Grand Prix final. The 48-year-old suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of ...

Emotional Stuart Bingham broke down in tears after losing to Neil Robertson in the final of snooker's World Grand Prix. Bingham said: "My goal was to get to the final, if someone had said before ...

When LeBron James was the first player mentioned at halftime of the Los Angeles Lakers' 111-101 loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday, ESPN "NBA Countdown" host Stephen A. Smith could not change ...