The NBA’s scoring ladder never stops moving, even decades after some of its biggest stars played their final game. With active legends still piling on points and iconic names holding firm near the top,

In the third quarter of a game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the 36-year-old Harden passed Carmelo Anthony for 10th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list with 28,290 points. LeBron James (first) and Kevin Durant (eighth) are the only active players ahead of him.

Draymond Green is a Hall of Fame lock with four titles, but at 35 he’s still driven to be the toughest defender in the game. The Athletic, Sam Amick Draymond Green is a lock for the basketball hall of fame with four NBA titles. Editor’s Note: Read more ...

The NBA season is still in its early stages, but we're already seeing a myriad of intriguing storylines pop up. Whether it's the surprisingly hot start for the Chicago Bulls, the emergence of Austin Reaves for the Los Angeles Lakers, or a multitude of ...

Fans will still vote for the All-Star Game starters, but it will be positionless, and the players will land in an exciting new format.