The Warriors laughed off their disinvitation from the president.

Life comes at us all, very fast.

Per usual, this one is pretty tough to decipher. 

Adam Silver has frequently stopped just short of a full rebuke of Donald Trump, but now the league may finally be forced to take sides as long as its players continue to publicly battle with the president.

The Thunder and GM Sam Presti had no reason to blink in adding Carmelo Anthony. 

The Carmelo Anthony saga is finally over, with the Thunder pulling off a steal that pairs the longtime star with Russell Westbrook and Paul George. 

A potential deal could send send Carmelo to OKC in exchange for Enes Kanter, Doug McDermott and a second-round pick. 

Paul responded to Trump's tweets about Steph Curry and his comments on NFL players who protest the national anthem. 

LeBron didn't mince words in criticizing Donald Trump. 

"[I]nvitation is withdrawn!" Trump tweeted Saturday morning. 

The Rockets are reportedly still Carmelo's preferred destination, but he's added the Cavs to a list of trade partners he provided the Knicks. 

The New York Knicks forward wrote an essay about the aid Puerto Rico needs for The Players' Tribune. 

Would you expect anything else from Dray?

He’s hiding in there somewhere. 

Stephen Curry has taken his stance as the NBA’s defending champions decide whether or not to visit the White House.

President Donald Trump denounced protests by NFL players and rescinded a White House invitation for NBA champion Stephen Curry in a two-day rant that targeted top professional athletes and brought swift condemnation from league executives and star players alike on Saturday.

It was always a question of when, not if, Carmelo Anthony would get traded. However, Anthony’s no-trade clause and desire to go to Houston with Chris Paul and James Harden led the drama to drag out all summer. When Anthony realized his choice was to add teams to his list or go to Knicks camp because […]

The Warriors will "use our trip... to celebrate equality, diversity and inclusion — the values that we embrace."

He will likely miss all of training camp and the start of the season.

Kanter felt OKC was his home as his native one was yanked away from him by politics.

Paul George seems excited.

The Thunder move up with Houston and San Antonio to the second tier in the West.

LeBron James isn't sticking to sports.

Stephen Curry had said Friday he would vote for the team not to attend the traditional White House photo op.

Thunder GM Sam Presti said this is "nothing serious."

Portland's stars Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum have been very public in their recruitment of Anthony.

Andrew Wiggins says he feels good about a max contract offer that is sitting in front of him.

Neither the Cavaliers nor Thunder are teams with the kind of young players the Knicks prioritize.

This is Memphis clearing out salary and Phoenix getting a second round pick to take it on.

Dwyane Wade is under contract with the Chicago Bulls, meaning other NBA clubs cannot openly talk about possibly signing him until he is a free agent. As such, Miami Heat President Pat Riley was cautious Friday when asked about Wade's future.