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Craig Sager, the popular NBA sideline reporter for Turner Sports known for his colorful blazers, has died after battling leukemia. He was 65.

We're coming back for seconds.

The man who provided salvation to a long-suffering city has been honored for doing so.

Winning isn't everything. Rooting is.

Sports are a real-life "Hunger Games."

Kevin Durant is making himself right at home with the Golden State Warriors.

Family comes first, and when your family is in a scary situation, you have to do what's right. For New Orleans Pelicans star Jrue Holiday, this means stepping away from the game he loves to take care of the woman he loves. Here's more from the Louisiana Radio Network: "Pelicans point guard Jrue Holiday has taken an indefinite leave of absence so that he can care for his pregnant wife who has

Charlotte's loss could be New Orleans gain. Yesterday, the NBA announced that the All Star Game will be stripped from the city of Charlotte due to the state of North Carolina's discriminatory practices against the LGBT community. This isn't a game way down the road either, this is NEXT YEAR'S All Star Game...

TNT sideline reporter Craig Sager left his mark on the ESPYS with a moving speech about the leukemia he's battling.

With the size of NBA rosters, it's not really an option for teams to add locally grown players for ticket and jersey sales. It's always impressive when it happens, but it's not that common. LeBron James, Derek Rose, and now Dwayne Wade are exceptions...

Kevin Durant is officially public enemy number one in Oklahoma City.

Former MVPs, World Champs, and Olympians are all on the move with NBA Free Agency this year. There have been some crazy off-season in recent memory, but I don't think I've ever followed an NBA Free Agent period like this before. To be honest, it's the first thing that's excited me about the NBA since 2004...