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NBA star LeBron James takes the side of China in the league's recent flap with the Communist country. The reason may well lie in James' massive endorsement deals with ties to China.

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James said he has opted not to address the NBA’s ongoing crisis in China because he was not adequately informed on the political climate there.

Gregg Popovich and Steve Kerr are among the NBA’s outspoken voices on social justice issues, and both have been critical of the Trump administration.

Former NBA payer Al Harrington goes back and forth with FOX Business' Charles Payne over the NBA's China woes.

China's dispute with the NBA kept one Los Angeles Lakers player in a holding pattern has his team played preseason games on the mainland.

Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore said the evacuations applied to more than 20,000 homes.

An NFL owner offered his opinion on wading into geopolitical issues in places where he does business.

China represents a $4 billion opportunity for the NBA.

A prolonged interruption to the NBA’s lucrative business relationships in China could impact the spending ability of the league’s teams by as early as next season.

FS1's Jason Whitlock says that Nike is pulling the strings on the NBA's response to China.

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The NBA promoted the Los Angeles Lakers-Brooklyn Nets match taking place in Shanghai on Chinese social network Weibo on Thursday, Reuters reported.