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LeBron James is out with a groin injury, and he'll have more time to drink wine. Lakers release: LeBron James, who has been out since suffering a strained left groin on December 25 vs. Golden State, is receiving daily treatment by the team's training and medical staff and continues to progress with his recovery. He will not travel on the team's upcoming two-game road trip and will be re-evaluated in one week. Continue to Article

January 04, 2019 8:56:pm EST

Editor's note: Grant Liffmann and Drew Shiller are the co-hosts of Warriors Outsiders, which airs on NBC Sports Bay Area 90 minutes before each home game and 60 minutes after every game. Let's first start with his shots, though, because you might be surprised how much Steph actually has been shooting this season. Curry has been shooting 19.8 field-goal attempts per game this season, his second-most attempts in his career, just trailing his unanimous NBA MVP season, when he launched 20.2 per game (but didn't have to worry about making sure Kevin Durant was well fed with attempts). Continue to Article

January 04, 2019 7:45:pm EST

LeBron James won't return to the Los Angeles Lakers for at least a week. The team announced Friday that James would miss the Lakers' upcoming road trip due to his groin injury, but that James would be re-evaluated in a week. The 34-year-old James injured his groin during the Lakers' win over the Golden State Warriors on Christmas and has missed the team's last four games due to the injury. Continue to Article

January 04, 2019 2:18:pm EST

General manager Daryl Morey says the Houston Rockets hope to make some moves at the trade deadline. Speaking after the Rockets beat the Golden State Warriors 135-134 in overtime, Morey talked at length about Houston's goal to bring home the franchise's first title since 1995. In order to do that Morey knows they have to recruit the right players to go with their current roster, working alongside Chris Paul, James Harden, Clint Capela and Eric Gordon. Continue to Article

January 04, 2019 12:39:pm EST

After hitting a stunning game-winning three-pointer against the Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets star James Harden wants people to focus more on his "greatness" than his ability to draw fouls. Reigning MVP Harden produced his fifth straight 40-point game as the Rockets overturned a 20-point deficit to defeat the Warriors 135-134 after overtime at Oracle Arena. The six-time All-Star forced the additional period with a 30-foot step-back jump shot and sealed a sixth successive win for the Rockets by making a heavily contested effort from beyond the arc with 2.7 seconds remaining. Continue to Article

January 04, 2019 4:05:am EST