Author: Matt Eppers, USA TODAY

Before their first game in the NBA bubble, LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers took a knee during the national anthem.

Warriors ownership, players and coaches pledged $1 million to a relief fund to aid Chase Center employees adversely impacted by the NBA shutdown.

Chris Paul was disappointed to miss Spike Lee at MSG amid the director’s feud with the Knicks, so he showed his support with a message on his shoes.

Steph Curry scored 23 points for the Warriors after missing four months with a broken hand, but the Raptors won 121-113 to clinch a playoff spot.

The Milwaukee Bucks are officially in the postseason, and Feb. 23 is the earliest date on the calendar that a team has clinched in NBA history.

Last week it was thought DeMarcus Cousins could see the court for the Lakers in the playoffs. Now he’ll have to continue his rehab as a free agent.

Free agent point guard Darren Collison told interested teams he isn’t ready to return to the NBA and remains unsure if he ever will.

A fan was arrested for throwing a beer onto the court after Celtics star Kemba Walker’s controversial ejection led to a tense scene at TD Garden.

After being booed off their home floor, the Clippers are scratching their heads and openly lamenting playing down to inferior opponents.