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Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant notched his first MVP award this week and he made sure his acceptance speech would turn as many heads as his play.

In March it was announced that Grand Rapids would be getting an NBA Development League basketball team to be affiliated with the Detroit Pistons. The franchise originally came from Springfield, Massachusetts and was named the Springfield Armor, but clearly the team needs a new name to reflect its new home!

Today, the racist owner of the Los Angeles Clippers was banned for life from the NBA, and fined 2.5 million dollars. He reportedly said to his "girlfriend" (that she taped and leaked to the media--THAT'S a strong relationship...and also she's like 25 and he's 100) something to the effect of "I don't like black people and you shouldn't bring them to see my team. And I'm old." OK

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has imposed a lifetime ban on embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling following the racist comments he made on a phone conversation with his girlfriend.

The NBA Development League today announced that SSJ Group, LLC, led by Steve Jbara, has purchased the Springfield Armor and is relocating the Massachusetts club to Grand Rapids for the 2014-15 season with a direct affiliation with the NBA's Detroit Pistons. The announcement was made this afternoon at The DeltaPlex Arena & Conference Center.

By Brandon Howell | The Game 730 AM All-Big Ten Conference shooting guard Gary Harris is foregoing his junior season at Michigan State University to enter the upcoming NBA Draft. The 19-year-old Fishers, Ind., native made the move official Monday afternoon, when MSU issued a news release announcing his decision. Many believed Harris would have been selected early in last year’s NBA Draft, but he e

President Barack Obama's love of basketball is well-documented. But it's the First Lady who's making headlines for her work with the Miami Heat, the two-time defending NBA champs.

Yes, it sounds like the NBA will go the way of the NHL and cancel an entire season. And to that I say "yawn". I could so care less about the NBA. I'm not a huge basketball fan, but even if I was, I'd watch college ball. None the less, The NBA season appears to be toast.

Ron Artest, an NBA Player for the Los Angeles Lakers, is an interesting guy. And when I say "interesting", I really mean "A nut job". Artest, who's best know as the guy who went into the crowd after a fan 6 years ago in Detroit, is going in front of the LA Superior Court to legally change his name....