Donald Sterling's racism is cut from the GOP playbook -- a classic case of "makers vs. takers" delusion

In failing to stand up to China, LeBron James and the NBA told us something about their priorities and values.

Another administration official criticized the protest over racial injustice as “absurd and silly”

Why did the NBA not stand by a general manager who tweeted his support of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong?

The league should use the "rogue" ref as an opportunity to overhaul its officiating. But the commissioner says everything's fine.

The NBA dismisses a study that finds racial bias in its officiating, but it would be shocking if that finding were wrong. Plus: Suns vs. Spurs.

Can the best ever basketball team’s excellence be appreciated in the age of the unthinkable?

NBA's Adam Silver brought a tone of moral outrage. Now owners should reckon with something else: The other victims

Come back, Mr. Jordan: The NBA Finals are in danger of going down as the lowest-rated playoffs since 1981, while couch potatoes turn off college games, too. What's wrong with hoops?

The NBA has a strong nondiscrimination policy and stood up to HB 2. And Derrick Gordon says he couldn't get a shot

Silver: "It would be problematic for us to move forward with our All-Star Game if there is not a change in the law"

His lawyer says Sterling "is going to fight to the bloody end"

The Clippers owner has been publicly shamed and banned from the NBA. But that won't fix the root of the problem

Perfect doesn't even exist; however, insanely pushing to reach your highest level does