Nba Lockout
-
{
- All
- News
-
Wizards re-sign swingman Maurice Evans
Swingman Maurice Evans, a union vice president during the NBA lockout, has re-signed with the Washington Wizards.
-
It's official as owners, players ratify new NBA deal
NBA owners and players made it official on Thursday, ratifying a new deal that brings the protracted lockout to a close and paves the way for a Christmas start to the season.
-
With lockout nearing end, basketball back in focus
Teams began talking to agents on Wednesday as the lockout inched closer to its end, and basketball moved back into focus. Dwight Howard and Chris Paul were linked to trade speculation, while free agents such as Tyson Chandler and Nene were in the news after months of attorneys getting all the ink.
-
NBA teams may host player workouts again
For the first time since the lockout began on July 1, NBA players will be welcomed back to their team facilities, league spokesman Tim Frank said on Tuesday.
-
Tentative deal paves way for Christmas tip-off
A tentative agreement to end the NBA's crippling lockout and save the season will have owners and players scrambling to get the details in place in time for a star-studded Christmas tip-off.
-
Spurs center Splitter to sign for Valencia Basket
Valencia Basket says San Antonio Spurs center Tiago Splitter has agreed to a deal to play for the Spanish club until the NBA lockout ends.
-
Union to meet Monday to discuss NBA's offer
Decision day for NBA players may have arrived. And on the eve of perhaps the biggest meeting of the lockout, the league took its talking points to the players and public.
-
NBA talks to resume Wednesday: AP Source
Officials from the NBA and players' association will meet on Wednesday, less than a week after three days of talks with a federal mediator couldn't produce a deal to end the lockout, a person with knowledge of the plans said.
-
Durant says owners at fault in lockout
Kevin Durant is looking for some concessions from the owners to help settle the NBA lockout.
-
Fisher denies player dissension over lockout
The head of the NBA players union denied there was any dissension in the ranks over the lockout, after one player said Friday some were discouraged by a lack of progress in the labor talks.
-
Wizards re-sign swingman Maurice Evans
Swingman Maurice Evans, a union vice president during the NBA lockout, has re-signed with the Washington Wizards.
-
It's official as owners, players ratify new NBA deal
NBA owners and players made it official on Thursday, ratifying a new deal that brings the protracted lockout to a close and paves the way for a Christmas start to the season.
-
With lockout nearing end, basketball back in focus
Teams began talking to agents on Wednesday as the lockout inched closer to its end, and basketball moved back into focus. Dwight Howard and Chris Paul were linked to trade speculation, while free agents such as Tyson Chandler and Nene were in the news after months of attorneys getting all the ink.
-
NBA teams may host player workouts again
For the first time since the lockout began on July 1, NBA players will be welcomed back to their team facilities, league spokesman Tim Frank said on Tuesday.
-
Tentative deal paves way for Christmas tip-off
A tentative agreement to end the NBA's crippling lockout and save the season will have owners and players scrambling to get the details in place in time for a star-studded Christmas tip-off.
-
Spurs center Splitter to sign for Valencia Basket
Valencia Basket says San Antonio Spurs center Tiago Splitter has agreed to a deal to play for the Spanish club until the NBA lockout ends.
-
Union to meet Monday to discuss NBA's offer
Decision day for NBA players may have arrived. And on the eve of perhaps the biggest meeting of the lockout, the league took its talking points to the players and public.
-
NBA talks to resume Wednesday: AP Source
Officials from the NBA and players' association will meet on Wednesday, less than a week after three days of talks with a federal mediator couldn't produce a deal to end the lockout, a person with knowledge of the plans said.
-
Durant says owners at fault in lockout
Kevin Durant is looking for some concessions from the owners to help settle the NBA lockout.
-
Fisher denies player dissension over lockout
The head of the NBA players union denied there was any dissension in the ranks over the lockout, after one player said Friday some were discouraged by a lack of progress in the labor talks.
