Los Angeles Lakers stars LeBron James and Anthony Davis continue to believe the team can be a serious contender with "another piece or two," according

We're inching closer to the NBA trade deadline on Feb. 6, so of course the rumors are heating up around the league. The center of attention is obviously Jimmy Butler who was recently suspended for two games by the Miami Heat.

Faced with the possibility of having to go through the play-in tournament once again just to make the postseason, LeBron James and Anthony Davis are

Heat statement on Jimmy Butler’s two-game suspension without pay: “We have suspended Jimmy Butler for two games for continued pattern of disregard of team rules,

The Suns look like they will be a play-in team when the regular season ends. But one more trade could be on the horizon.

We went and got you Anthony Davis. We drafted your son and gave him a no cut contract,’” Simmons began. “’We've taken this as far as we can go, and we're not going to mortgage anymore of the future for this,

Boston has struggled over the last month or so, but the team's underlying numbers show that's no reason to worry. Plus notes on the Lakers' trade deadline plans, Jimmy Butler and more.

However, the Jazz are still reluctant to lower Kessler's price. According to Shams Charania, in fact, they have increased it: "Every time they talk to Walker Kessler in Utah, the asking price is very high. So that front office is making calls, doing their due diligence, but at the end of the day, it takes two to tango."

Sources tell The Stein Line that LaVine, who has put himself in contention for a third career All-Star selection with his strong play for the Bulls thus far this season, would prefer to remain in

The relationship between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat has reached a point where there is no longer even the possibility of maintaining a cordial agreement. Things worsened even more when he was suspended for two games after missing a team flight.

Do the Lakers and Warriors owe it to LeBron James and Stephen Curry to trade away a distant first-round pick to give them a better shot at winning a fifth championship?