NBA's Adam Silver announced the "so-called Elam Ending" would be removed from the All-Star Game. Nick Elam, who invented it, says that's a good thing.

The NBA has faced plenty of criticism this season, but fans still can't get enough of the "Inside the NBA" crew on TNT (unless it's the middle of the All-Star Game, of course). Between their ...

A day after Charles Barkley complained (again) about being left in the dark about TNT's negotiations with the NBA, the Wall Street Journal reports the league is close to moving on from the network.

He sent the theme to NBC executives, not as a demo, but as a finished product. It arrived not on cassette, but on a VHS tape, with the song played over highlights of the 1988 NBA Finals.

It was Paul, who is on Team LeBron as a reserve in his 10th career All-Star Game, who brought the Elam Ending to the attention of NBA commissioner Adam Silver last summer.