Zion Williamson’s sublime 17-point surge in a span of barely more than three minutes could become part of New Orleans sports lore even if the final score of his first meaningful NBA game won’t

Former NBA player Delonte West was involved in a fight that stopped traffic in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on Monday and Prince George’s County police say they’re investigating after an officer shot video of West as he was questioned while shirtless and handcuffed.

Former NBA player Delonte West was involved in a fight that stopped traffic in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on Monday and Prince George’s County police say they’re investigating after an officer shot video of West as he was questioned while shirtless and handcuffed.

The Wizards’ Davis Bertans has been having an elite shooting season and the Sixers have reportedly “emerged as suitors,” but could they make an offer that is attractive to Washington?

There will be other options and plenty of other names they’ll be linked to, but the Sixers could do much worse than landing the Pistons’ Luke Kennard or Langston Galloway, or both.

Sixers All-Star center Joel Embiid will undergo surgery in New York on Friday after tearing a ligament in his left ring finger.

It looked gruesome when it happened and he was in pain, but Joel Embiid toughed out his dislocated finger to help the Sixers snap their four-game losing streak with a win Monday.

Former NBA Commissioner David Stern has died after suffering a brain hemorrhage last month. Stern is recognized as having grown the NBA into an international brand spanning more than 200 countries, as well as helping form the WNBA.

Former NBA Commissioner David Stern has died three weeks after he was hospitalized due to a “sudden brain hemorrhage,” according to the NBA. He was 77.

Sam Hinkie was arguably the most polarizing figure in sports at one point, but he helped deliver the most exciting era of Sixers basketball since Allen Iverson.

After an insane finish to regulation, the Sixers just couldn’t overcome the struggles of Al Horford and Tobias Harris Saturday night in a 117-116 overtime loss to the Heat. By Paul Hudrick

The Sixers had their finest hour on Christmas day and followed it up with a dud Friday night. So which team will show up in Miami?

He was the Fun Guy. The board man who got paid. He overcame injury to reclaim his rightful place as one of the very best basketball players on the planet. He conquered the NBA world for a second time, bringing a championship to Canada. And then he joined the Los Angeles Clippers, ready to start anew. “What it do, baby?” For...

The top five ‘feel-good’ sports stories of the year had one thing in common — karma. Whether they happened on a manicured lawn at the Masters, or turning for home on a dirt strip at the Kentucky Derby, the moments that made you smile hinted somebody up there had a hand in the script.

Former NBA Commissioner David Stern remains in serious condition following emergency brain surgery last week. The league says Stern is surrounded by his loved ones and receiving great care. The 77-year-old Stern suffered a brain hemorrhage Thursday while having lunch in New York. The NBA says both the league and Stern’s family appreciate the outpouring of support. He spent 30...

The NBA is sending players and coaches into prisons to host pickup games with inmates as part of a new effort designed to lessen the stigmas around those behind bars. The Sacramento Kings kicked off the first in a nationwide series of contests this week at Folsom State Prison, made famous in the Johnny Cash song.

Former NBA Commissioner David Stern has been hospitalized in Manhattan after suffering a “sudden brain hemorrhage,” according to the league. The league put out a statement Thursday night saying that Stern suffered the hemorrhage “earlier today for which he underwent emergency surgery. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.” Stern was at a Manhattan restaurant when he collapsed, and…

With almost anything the Sixers do, there’s a natural instinct to consider the big picture. They’re also thinking and planning with the end in mind. By Noah Levick 

Kyle Lowry has respect for his hometown of Philadelphia, but he didn’t back down from a heckler after losing to the Sixers on Sunday night. By Noah Levick

Dwyane Wade responded to social media users who criticized the appearance of his 12-year-old son, Zion Malachi Airamis, in a recent family photo. The retired NBA star dismissed what he described as “post-Thanksgiving hate” in a tweet over the weekend. “Stupidity,” Wade wrote, is a part of “this world we live in — so I get it.” “But here’s the...