Boris Diaw, one unexpected star of the NBA Finals, just wanted to share something with his mother, to be able to love the thing that she poured so much time and passion into.

Boris Diaw played in the NBA long enough to form opinions on topics like the GOAT discussion. For him, dabbling in such open-ended debate does not make any sense because basketball is played ...

Boris Diaw, a former Most Improved Player award winner and key member of the San Antonio Spurs’ 2014 championship team, is done playing basketball. In a video posted to his Twitter account, the ...

MIAMI — Boris Diaw backed down Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh came to double-team. Diaw slipped a deft behind back pass to Bosh's man, Tiago Splitter, who finished with an easy one-handed dunk.

Boris Diaw went No. 21, one pick sooner, to the Hawks. Diaw proved to be a true difference-maker in the 2014 NBA Finals for the Spurs who closed out the two-time defending champion Heat with a ...

Boris Diaw is interested in filmmaking, coffee and traveling the world—but not being an All-Star. And the Spurs wouldn't have it any other way.

Frenchmen Boris Diaw and Elie Okobo joined Phoenix Suns broadcaster Tom Leander in the latest installment of Valley Chatz, brought to you by FirstBank to talk about the history of their ...

Boris Diaw, though, the now ex-player, is somewhere probably on a boat chilling. There is no stress in Diaw’s life – he will not allow it.

Diaw -- formerly of the Charlotte Bobcats, currently with the San Antonio Spurs -- discovered his talents for snapping shots on a 2003 trip to Senegal, when he was visiting his father.

Boris Diaw did everything but score, and once he scored, he was done. The Spurs old, overweight and slow forward completely dominated Game 1 of the NBA Finals without even making a shot most of the ...