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 AP Sources: 76ers send Carney, top pick to 'WolvesThe 76ers have agreed to trade forward Rodney Carney and a future No. 1 pick to the Minnesota Timberwolves, two people in the NBA told The Associated Press on Tuesday, in a deal that clears salary cap space for Philadelphia to make a stronger play for free agent Elton Brand.
Durant makes Oklahoma City debut in summer league
Kevin Durant didn't want to wait until training camp to wear an Oklahoma City uniform for the first time.
Beasley struggles in second summer league game
Michael Beasley griped about some calls, tumbled after missing layups, then shook his head in disappointment after a rebound bounced off his outstretched hands.
Zo's Summer Groove gets some added punch: D-Wade
Alonzo Mourning knows the statistics by heart, ticking them off one after another.
Round 1 to Beasley: His Heat top Rose's Bulls
Michael Beasley stood in the doorway to the gym an hour before gametime, iPod in his left hand, head bobbing slightly as he chatted with new Miami Heat teammate Mario Chalmers.
Chalmers looks to be a quick study with Miami Heat
Everywhere Mario Chalmers goes these days, someone asks about The Shot.
Heat injuries: Cook's shoulder, Beasley's sternum
Michael Beasley slightly cracked his sternum in a collision with a teammate earlier this week, yet still could be with the Miami Heat when the team opens summer league play Monday.
Cook, Beasley headline Heat summer-league roster
Second-year guard Daequan Cook and highly touted rookies Michael Beasley and Mario Chalmers are among 17 players on the Miami Heat's summer-league roster.
Wade's first-person inside look at men's team
Welcome to inside the mind of a 2008 Olympian, Dwyane Wade. I'm speaking of myself in third person, but I want to give you guys the inside track about what's coming up for the team and how we spent our first weekend together in Vegas.
Heat still have holes to plug in free agency
The Miami Heat will start making their phone calls to free agents at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, and team president Pat Riley will have two simple messages to most of those on the other end of his line.
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