Jurors took less than two hours before finding former Houston Rockets star Calvin Murphy innocent today on charges of molesting five of his daughters, ending an eight-month criminal case that ...

ALL those years and all Calvin Murphy ever felt was excitement, confidence, the heat of the competition. All those games and all Calvin Murphy ever knew was that he had to run faster, work harder ...

Calvin Murphy hasn’t played in the NBA in nearly 40 years, but when September rolls around, a familiar fire burns in his belly. The season hasn’t officially tipped off yet, so Murphy isn’t ...

Basketball Hall of Famer and Houston Rockets analyst Calvin Murphy is the first head coach of the Houston Rig Hands, a new team in the summer 3-on-3 BIG3 basketball league. "To be given this ...

Niagara University basketball legend Calvin Murphy was one of the all-time greats in college and the pros, and a national baton twirling champion to boot. But until now, he’d never ...

Calvin Murphy Sr., now a television analyst for Rockets games who also works for the team in community relations, said he wanted his son to wear his old number.

Calvin Murphy feels the same flutter bounce through his stomach and chest each time he returns to Niagara University. That sensation rises from the memories he has of being on campus in Lewiston ...

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — On a Tuesday afternoon, Calvin Murphy walks the grounds of Island Park. The afternoon sun lights up his olive green Vietnam Veteran hat, bringing warmth to a man who is ...

The Calvin and Hobbes Resignation Letter Is the Best I’ve Ever Seen, and It’s Suddenly Very Relevant ‘This was not a recent or an easy decision, and I leave with some sadness.’ ...

Standing at just 5-foot-9, Murphy wasn’t simply competing in a league dominated by taller players—he was excelling. Murphy deserves recognition as the greatest player for his size in NBA history.

HOUSTON — Function over fashion can best be used to describe Rockets' broadcaster Calvin Murphy -- who's proven over the years he can wear just about anything. Let's rewind. In February 1980 ...