Basketball
NBA sets date for Sterling hearing
The NBA has charged Donald Sterling with damaging the North American basketball league and set up a June 3 hearing after which owners could vote to strip him of the ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Euroleague Final Four heads to Madrid in 2015
Euroleague Basketball has selected Madrid to host the 2015 edition of its showpiece Final Four series.
FIBA Europe elects new president
FIBA Europe, the governing body for basketball in Europe, has elected Turgay Demirel as its new president, succeeding the late Olafur Rafnsson.
NBA approves Bucks takeover
The National Basketball Association’s (NBA) board of governors has unanimously approved the $550m (€395.7m) sale of the Milwaukee Bucks to New York investment firm executives Marc Lasry and Wesley Edens.
FIBA Europe delays decision over EuroBasket 2015
FIBA Europe, the governing body for basketball in Europe, has granted a request by the Ukrainian Basketball Federation to postpone a decision on whether the EuroBasket 2015 national team tournament can take place in the country.
NBA appoints Clippers CEO as Sterlings fight for franchise
The National Basketball Association (NBA) has installed former Citigroup and Time Warner chairman Dick Parsons as interim chief executive of the Los Angeles Clippers, as Donald Sterling and his estranged wife Rochelle state their case for ownership of the crisis-hit franchise.
Sterling’s wife to fight for interest in Clippers
The saga surrounding the ownership of NBA basketball franchise Los Angeles Clippers has gained a fresh twist after the estranged wife of disgraced owner Donald Sterling stated her intention to retain a 50 per cent stake in the team.
Sportradar seals Fiba partnership
Sport and betting-related data company Sportradar has agreed a deal to become the official data partner of the International Basketball Federation (Fiba).
NBA to appoint CEO to oversee Clippers
The National Basketball Association (NBA) has announced it will appoint a chief executive to supervise the daily running of the Los Angeles Clippers after banning owner Donald Sterling for life.
NBA receives initial backing for Sterling removal
The National Basketball Association (NBA) has received unanimous backing from 10 team owners to proceed with the formal removal of Donald Sterling as owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Famous names line up to express interest in NBA’s Clippers
A host of big names from the fields of sport, business and entertainment have thrown their hats into the ring to acquire NBA basketball franchise the Los Angeles Clippers in the wake of the scandal surrounding owner Donald Sterling.
Clippers owner Sterling banned for life by NBA chief Silver
Donald Sterling, the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has been banned for life by new NBA commissioner Adam Silver after the 80-year-old (pictured left) was recorded making racist comments.
Miami Heat in conflict with local authorities over arena deal
NBA basketball team Miami Heat has taken a backwards step amid controversy over its proposed and much-debated 10-year arena deal with Miami-Dade County.
NBA’s Warriors switch approach for new arena
NBA basketball team Golden State Warriors has agreed a deal to buy 12 acres of land in San Francisco’s Mission Bay area to build its new arena.
Fiba invites bids for 2019 World Cup
The International Basketball Federation (Fiba) has launched a tender process to decide the host nation for its 2019 World Cup.
NBA’s Bucks sold in $550m deal
Longtime owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, Herb Kohl, has agreed a deal to sell the NBA basketball franchise to New York investment firm executives Marc Lasry and Wesley Edens for $550m (€398.5m).
NBA’s Pacers set to remain in Indianapolis
NBA basketball franchise the Indiana Pacers are set to remain in Indianapolis after a deal worth a reported $160m (€116.1m) was agreed to keep the team in the city.
NBA to tip off in South America for the second time
North American basketball league the NBA is to stage only its second game in South America as part of its Global Games 2014 lineup.