The opening month of the season has already shown how important the 3-point shot has become. Teams rely on outside shooting more than ever, and several players are putting up strong numbers from long range.

There’s 3:42 left in the fourth quarter of an Orlando vs. Golden State game. Magic guard Jalen Suggs and Warriors forward Jimmy Butler III are bouncing off each other, jostling for rebound position underneath one of the baskets.

Brandon Ingram hit a game-winner to lift the Raptors over the Pacers, extending their winning streak to nine games. Enjoy the best of Wednesday’s 9-game slate with the NBA.com live blog, featuring all of the meaningful moments, performances, observations, news, notes and highlights.

When the Portland Trail Blazers and Memphis Grizzlies meet on December 7, a team in Paris will be watching with intent

Reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander fought through illness to score 40 points and lead Oklahoma City to a 10th consecutive victory on Wednesday while Detroit's win streak was snapped at 13 games.

That is how loaded the early MVP race has been thus far this season. We have three former winners not only playing the best basketball of their careers, but posting some of the greatest seasons in NBA history.

Wednesday’s NBA DFS slate tips off at 7 p.m. ET and features a blend of competitive, high-scoring matchups along with one potential blowout spot. The San Antonio Spurs-Portland Trail Blazers contest carries the highest projected total at 239.5, while the Houston Rockets-Golden State Warriors matchup sits at the bottom at 225.5.

Throughout the Houston Rockets' franchise history, they have featured some of the best centers in the league. From Elvin Hayes to Moses Malone, of course, the g

NBA legend Reggie Miller recently revealed his Rookie of the Year prediction, and it doesn't include Cooper Flagg.

The first month of any NBA season is always a frantic sprint, and while scoring often grabs the headlines, the battle on the boards is just as crucial. Rebounding is the engine that drives both offensive second-chance points and defensive stops,

Houston's talent pool is reflected in The Ringer's latest list of the top NBA 100 players. One month into the season, the Rockets have four players featured, including three in the top 35.