Adam Silver, in an appearance on TNT's "Inside the NBA" Thursday night, said there is a chance that older NBA head coaches won't be able to be on the bench when the league resumes play due to concerns about the coronavirus.

The NBA board of governors on Thursday approved a plan that would gather 22 teams in Orlando, Florida, to resume the 2019-20 season.

Michele Roberts, the executive director of the National Basketball Players Association, says she was surprised by the NBA's tentative timeline to open training camps for 2020-21 on Nov. 10 -- less than a month after the proposed end of the Finals.

Pelicans star Zion Williamson has been granted a temporary stay on an inquiry into whether he received improper benefits before playing for Duke.

Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant has purchased a minority stake in the Philadelphia Union, according to a report in Sports Business Daily.

The publisher of NBA 2K paused all online game activity for two hours Thursday in recognition of George Floyd's memorial service.

How exactly will the NBA's plans for Orlando work? What's next? We answer the big questions.

It took nearly three months of compromise, debate and trust for the NBA to set up this plan. Here's how it came together.

Here's our guide to all 22 teams in Orlando and what we're most excited to see when basketball tips off again.

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.

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.