NBC is bringing back its classic NBA coverage broadcast March 3rd as Bob Costas, Doug Collins and Mike Fratello call Spurs vs. 76ers 📺 Coverage tips off with an hourlong “NBA Showtime” hosted by Hannah Storm alongside Isiah Thomas and P.J. Carlesimo. pic.twitter.com/XT3FlUBGAZ

Bob Costas, Doug Collins and Mike Fratello never all called a game together when they were teammates at NBC a quarter-century ago. That'll change on Tuesday — in a throwback night for the network's NBA coverage.

Welcome back! It’s been a while since we last wrote on the top performers in High Score fantasy basketball. That’s because of the extended Week 17 spanning before and after the All-Star break. That gave some players the opportunity to play 5-6 games to try and reach an optimal score for your lineups.

Wemby is coming to the Big Apple. The impressive third-year star and his San Antonio Spurs are firmly in the NBA championship conversation as they visit Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks for a Sunday tilt at Madison Square Garden.

The San Antonio Spurs have extended their season-best win streak to 10 games. Devin Vassell scored 21 points, De’Aaron Fox added 20 and the Spurs overcame Victor Wembanyama’s rough night to beat the Toronto Raptors 110-107 on Wednesday night.

NBC has announced plans for Costas, Collins and Fratello to handle the courtside duties Tuesday when Victor Wembanyama — who wasn’t even born when that trio was involved in NBC’s NBA coverage during the early 2000s — and the San Antonio Spurs take on Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers ( 8 ET, NBC/Peacock ).

NBC Sports will launch a throwback broadcast for the 76ers' game against the Spurs on March 3.

The 2026 NBA All-Star break is in the rearview. We have just a couple months left in the season. And the title picture is starting to come into focus.