Kings hire Abdur-Rahim as assistant

Kings hire Abdur-Rahim as assistant
The Sacramento Kings hired Shareef Abdur-Rahim as an assistant coach Wednesday, a week after the veteran forward retired because of a persistent knee injury. The 31-year-old Abdur-Rahim will join coach Reggie Theus’ staff after missing most of last season because of knee problems. Abdur-Rahim retired Sept. 22, shortly before the start of his 13th NBA season.NBA/~4/408673601″ height=”1″ width=”1″/>

Warriors could fine Ellis for offseason injury
The Golden State Warriors plan to meet with the representative for point guard Monta Ellis next week to discuss any potential disciplinary action or fine because of his moped-related ankle injury. Ellis signed a new six-year, $66 million contract in July, then injured his left ankle in August in a low-speed moped crash - an offseason activity prohibited in his new deal as is a standard provision for contracts around the league.NBA/~4/408711772″ height=”1″ width=”1″/>

Ray Allen Turns Spotlight On Juvenile Diabetes

Ray Allen’s son was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes during the NBA finals, and the Boston Celtics star is mustering his forces to help doctors find a cure.

Rivers finds new challenge for Celtics (Yahoo! Sports)
The NBA’s champions begin the season with a message from their coach: One title isn’t enough.

McGrady needs to shut up and play
Tracy McGrady needs to be a rock for Houston to contend in the West. Early returns don’t look promising, Mike Kahn says.NBA/~4/408397088″ height=”1″ width=”1″/>