NBA champion Serge Ibaka, alongside Oumarou Idrissa, President and Founder of the Los Angeles-based non-profit organisation ...

— -- Imagine a Martian landed in your backyard just before Game 1 of this year's Western Conference finals and you invited him in to watch. Imagine this Martian had an IQ far beyond yours, but he ...

After losing PJ Tucker to the Philadelphia 76ers and failing to replace him with anyone of note over the summer, the Miami Heat have nonetheless found a functional mix in the frontcourt and in the ...

NBA champion Serge Ibaka, together with the President and Founder of the Los Angeles ndash;based non-profit charity ...

Despite Bam Adebayo’s emergence as a bona fide alpha and two-way star, not to mention Caleb Martin’s elevated play and Orlando Robinson making the most of his opportunities, the Miami Heat could use ...

The OKC Thunder's ring night wasn't just special for its current players. It was special for some of its former stars, too.

Former Milwaukee Bucks forward Serge Ibaka said he wanted to stay with the team despite his limited minutes. However, he said it got to a point where he had no choice but to leave. Ibaka, who played ...

Serge Ibaka has exercised his player option and will return to the LA Clippers for his second season, sources confirmed to ESPN on Saturday. Ibaka picked up his $9.7-million option. The veteran center ...

The Milwaukee Bucks have made it a clear priority to run it back next year, believing that a fully healthy squad can win the East and compete for another title. Given how close they were to knocking ...

OKLAHOMA CITY -- A day after making an unexpected return from injury, Thunder power forward Serge Ibaka did not practice Monday but fully expects to be ready to play in Game 4 on Tuesday. "The good ...

Serge Ibaka is about to play for his fourth team in four years, only this one won’t be in the United States. Veteran European sports journalist Marc Mundet reported on Wednesday that the former NBA ...

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Oklahoma City Thunder forward Serge Ibaka will miss an estimated four to six weeks after having an arthroscopic knee procedure to address swelling and soreness in New York on Tuesday.