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Playing without the injured John Wall, Washington seemingly pulled away with a 16-5 run in the fourth quarter for a 92-75 lead, but McCollum's personal 7-0 run put Portland up 106-105 with 21 seconds remaining. Pat Connaughton hit two free throws with 2.6 seconds. Continue to Article

November 26, 2017 1:20:am EST

Golden State Warriors forward Jordan Bell is clearly happy he's on the Warriors and not the Bulls. While Chicago drafted the former Oregon standout with pick No. 38 in last year's NBA draft, the Bulls then traded Bell to the defending champion Warriors for $3.5 million. With Draymond Green out for rest during Friday's game against Chicago, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr decided to give Bell his first career NBA start against the team that drafted him. Continue to Article

November 25, 2017 12:35:pm EST

Two All-Stars down, the Splash Brothers took charge. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson showed some patience coach Steve Kerr appreciated. Curry found his stroke from way back and breezed past a 7-footer in the paint with authority, putting on a thrilling display with 33 points Friday to lead the Golden State Warriors over the Chicago Bulls 143-94 on a night Kevin Durant and Draymond Green were out. Continue to Article

November 25, 2017 2:26:am EST

- Cleveland Cavaliers guard Derrick Rose is on leave and in the process of assessing his future with the NBA team, US media reported Friday. Rose has missed the past seven games due to a sprained left ankle, the latest in a long list of ailments he has suffered during his all-star career. American sports broadcaster ESPN quoted a team source as saying that Rose is "tired of being hurt and it's taking a toll on him mentally." Rose was the 2011 league MVP as a member of the Chicago Bulls before multiple knee injuries interrupted his career. Continue to Article

November 25, 2017 12:25:am EST

When Derrick Rose went to the basket late in the Chicago Bulls' win in their opening playoff game against the Philadelphia 76ers in April 2012, he was one of the NBA's brightest stars. A year removed from winning MVP, Rose was again the best player on the team that tied for the NBA's best record. That all changed when Rose went down because of a torn left ACL, one that would sideline him the entire 2012-13 season. Another knee surgery followed, and while Rose was subsequently able to return, he has never been the same player -- or able to stay healthy for entire seasons. Frustration with those injuries might lead Rose to walk away from the Cleveland Cavaliers, ESPN's Dave McMenamin and Adrian Continue to Article

November 24, 2017 11:58:pm EST