Basketball is going to get a head start at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. FIBA — the international basketball governing body that oversees Olympic basketball — announced this week that the revised ...

MIES, Switzerland — Basketball at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will start two days before the opening ceremony for those Games, organizers confirmed Wednesday. FIBA, the sport’s global governing body ...

USA Basketball's men's team will see Serbia and South Sudan in two of its three group-stage games at the Paris Olympics, while the U.S. women will open their schedule in a gold-medal-game rematch ...

From exhibitions to the real deal in Paris, here is the U.S. men's basketball team's upcoming schedule. Team USA will play five exhibitions as part of the USA Basketball Showcase ahead of the 2024 ...

LeBron James' consistency and versatility earns him tournament MVP honors following another Olympic gold medal for Team USA. NBA.com Staff LeBron James ensured Team USA never faltered in its march ...

About the Los Angeles Olympics When are the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics? The Olympics will return to Los Angeles for an ...

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics competition schedule was unveiled on Wednesday by organizers, including a showcase spot for the women's 100 meters and a Super Saturday session. LA28 revealed a detailed ...

Golden State's Steve Kerr doesn't see much of a need to pass the Olympic coaching torch to Miami's Erik Spoelstra.

Both teams head to the 2024 Olympics in Paris looking to continue a long and storied history of global domination in the sport. Let’s take a look at just how dominant the teams have been by looking at ...

“JimmerMania” still exists inside the United States’ men’s 3×3 basketball program, it just took an elevator ride from the court up to the C suite. The hope is still that Jimmer Fredette will bring ...

Sarah Gamal will be refereeing 3-on-3 basketball. For Sarah Gamal, the significance of being the first hijab-wearing basketball referee to take part in the Olympic Games goes well beyond the court.

Alex Kirschenbaum is a Newsweek reporter covering sports and entertainment content based in Los Angeles. He has in-depth knowledge of all things basketball, particularly the NBA and WNBA. Alex joined ...