Game 2 of Lakers vs Rockets at Crypto.com Arena turned into a celebrity spectacle as Matthew Stafford, Will Ferrell, Shannon ...

BOSTON — Eighteen fourth-quarter seconds. Three clanked wide-open 3s. The final two shots of the sequence came fromWizards guard Bradley Beal, who was otherwise scorching during Friday’s 107-96 loss ...

L.A. brought back another former Laker this season and it took some time, but he finally made his season debut. Trevor Ariza hit the court for the first time in 12 years for the Lakers and seemed to ...

The 18-year NBA veteran has been the primary caregiver for their son, Tristan, since late 2023 and the situation worsened ...

Alex Ariza, who was let go Wednesday after five years as Manny Pacquiao's strength and conditioning coach, said he wants nothing but the best for Pacquiao but said trainer Freddie Roach has become a ...

Reporting from Oakland — A pump fake and dribble to the left, rise, release and swish. Trevor Ariza’s smooth stroke from the right corner happened during a defensive breakdown for the Golden State ...

Trevor Ariza is hitting back at his estranged wife when he filed a restraining order of his own, days after she was granted her own restraining order. Ariza asked the court to order Bree to stay 100 ...

Forward Trevor Ariza isn't impressed when he hears "career playoff high" attached to his accomplishments, as he did after scoring 21 points in Game 1 and recording nine assists in Game 2 of the Lakers ...

Reporting from Houston — Neither the team he plays for now nor the team he left behind has a winning record, but Trevor Ariza’s departure left a mark on the Houston Rockets. They miss the boost he ...

Trevor Ariza is a proud veteran. So, when Trae Young threw the ball between Ariza’s legs, Ariza flagrantly fouled Young before Young could complete the nutmeg. The two embraced after the Hawks’ win ...

Trevor Ariza has moved around a lot during his NBA career. The Miami Heat is Ariza’s 10th different team in his 17 NBA seasons. He has also been traded 11 times, the most by any player in NBA history.

In August 2010, when the Hornets traded for Trevor Ariza and became his fifth team in seven NBA seasons, Mike Malone, then a New Orleans assistant, called Ariza to say how excited he was to reconnect.