Anytime your name appears alongside the legendary Wilt Chamberlain in the record book, it must be for a special reason. Domantas Sabonis had a wonderful performance in the Sacramento Kings game on Monday.

Nikola Jokic netted a three-pointer from 66ft as the Serb recorded his fifth successive triple-double as the Denver Nuggets' saw off the Sacramento Kings 132-123. The 25-year-old top scored for the Nuggets with 35 points, 22 rebounds and a season-high 17 assists.

The Golden State Warriors will retire Andre Iguodala's No. 9 jersey on Feb. 23 when they host the Dallas Mavericks in San Francisco. The team made the announcement Tuesday on Iguodala's 41st birthday.

Retired swingman Andre Iguodala will become just the seventh player to have his number retired by the Golden State Warriors in a ceremony next month.

The Golden State Warriors announced Tuesday that they will retire the jersey number of Andre Iguodala, who played a pivotal role in the team's dynasty of four NBA championships.

Counting last year's two big individual performances, this date has been a day when larger-than-life moments happen in the NBA.

The Warriors had some massive news Tuesday morning. They are going to honor a legend next month. The following announcement comes from the team.

Garnett called Jokic the modern-day Chamberlain alongside Hall of Fame forward Paul Pierce in a recent episode of KG Certified. “Joker is Wilt. Joker is doing Wilt [Chamberlain] like s***, bro,” Garnett said.

On Thursday night, the Denver Nuggets beat the Sacramento Kings by a score of 132-123. Nikola Jokic had an incredible night with 35 points, 22 rebounds, 17 ass

The 28-year-old center has joined the legendary Wilt Chamberlain as the only players in NBA history to average at least 20 points, 14 rebounds and six assists per game in a single season.

The performance was all the more impressive as it came against the red-hot Kings, who entered the game on a 10-2 run in their last dozen games under interim coach Doug Christie. Furthermore, Jokic ...

On this date in 1965, the Boston Celtics’ center Bill Russell missed all 14 shots that he attempted in a 104-100 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, who were led by