Get the latest intel on the NBA's plans to finish the 2019-20 season.

Each of the 22 NBA teams returning under the plan that will be approved will play eight regular-season games in Orlando for seeding purposes for the playoffs, sources told ESPN.

Golden State Warriors stars Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were among several members of the organization who marched in Wednesday afternoon's Walking in Unity protest event in Oakland, California.

As the NBA models a 22-team format for a July 31 resumption in Orlando, Florida, the proposed timeline for the last possible date for Game 7 of the NBA Finals is Oct. 12, sources told ESPN.

Though it's considered a long shot to pass, the NBA's top-seeded teams are internally discussing ways to exchange the home-court advantage they lost due to the pandemic for alternative advantages in the playoffs, sources told ESPN.

Colin Kaepernick's mission of standing up to police brutality in 2016 was "courageous," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said, adding that everything the quarterback was trying to accomplish "just got tugged and pulled and ripped apart."

Longtime Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear has resigned after tweeting "ALL LIVES MATTER" on Sunday in response to a question about Black Lives Matter.

International players have shared concerns and found common ground over COVID-19 in the U.S. and abroad.

Baseball, basketball and soccer officials are all eager to get back to work -- and they've been doing what they can to stay sharp during the coronavirus pandemic.

The 10-time All-Star is the president of the players' association, putting him in a key leadership role.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver has spent years building capital with the players' union. He's going to need all of it to finish this season and beyond.

Our experts break down the awards they're most interested in following, which rookie star they'd rather build around and future MVP races.

We polled the ESPN NBA Forecast panel for its awards picks and predictions.

Our experts debate which players have the most at stake, including LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo.

The National Basketball Coaches Association has established a committee on racial injustice and reform to pursue solutions within NBA cities.