Andrew Feinstein

Denver Stiffs' Andrew Feinstein continues his reporting from Africa for SBNation.com, this time from the conclusion of the NBA's Basketball Without Borders camp taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa.

SB Nation and Denver Stiffs' Andrew Feinstein continues his reporting from Africa, this time from Day 1 of the NBA's Basketball Without Borders camp taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa.

To build the basketball infrastructure of Africa, national programs need better facilities and money. The NBA and FIBA are forced to make tough funding decisions as a result. Andrew Feinstein reports from Madagascar.

Joining Nuggets GM Masai Ujiri and NBA Africa's Amadou Gallo Fall on a journey to Madagascar to watch the FIBA Afrobasket Championship.

Coming out of what may be the worst week in NBA history, it's important to remember 1988. Because in order for the NBA to save itself, it will need an overhaul of its revenue sharing system among its owners, an overhaul of its collective bargaining agreement with its players and a time machine.

As NBA owners battle with the Players Association on a new collective bargaining agreement, they should get their own house in order and fix a revenue sharing system that's totally broken.

18 games into the 2010-11 NBA season, even casual fans know the hard facts associated with Miami Heat's disappointing start. But looking beyond the obvious, a more troubling pictures emerges of what's happening to LeBron James and company in Miami.