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NBA trade season is picking up, with rumors swirling, even though there aren’t many premier names on the market since James Harden has already been traded. Outside of Bradley Beal, there aren’t a ton of stars available in the NBA. With that being said, it looks like there will be some solid players on the […]
We have a new No. 1 in the season’s second edition of our power rankings and that shouldn’t surprise anybody. The Jazz has been playing incredible basketball, and while we all know the Lakers remain heavy favorites to repeat as world champions for all the obvious reasons, Utah is clearly the NBA’s top squad at […]
While the NBA season has been going on for almost two months now, the NBA G League finally tipped off its long-awaited season Wednesday. This season is different for the G League for a number of reasons—it’s being played in a bubble in Orlando and the season runs through March 11, including playoffs—but the most […]
The national anthem has become a hot topic in professional sports over the last several years. Ever since Colin Kaepernick began the #TakeaKnee movement back in 2016, the public has debated whether athletes should be forced to stand during the pre-game tradition or allowed to exercise their right to protest. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has seemingly found solution. […]
After being unable to start in the Brooklyn Nets game on Friday night against the Toronto Raptors, Kevin Durant was forced to leave the game in the third quarter due to coming in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19. Despite looking flustered after leaving the court, KD kept it lighthearted on social media, tweeting […]
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban wasn’t too pleased with ESPN journalist Zach Lowe’s recent critique of Mavs guard Luka Doncic for becoming what Lowe believes to be “one of the biggest whiners in the NBA.” Cuban slammed Lowe during Vice TV’s Cari & Jemele Won’t Stick to Sports, speaking to Lowe directly. “Fuck you, Zach […]
Nike have just unveiled the Cosmic Unity, Nike’s first performance shoe under its Move to Zero initiative made from 25% recycled material. The model was designed for a sport, in basketball, that is constantly shifting with the times and remining ahead of the curve. Along with the recycled content, packed into the new model, the design […]
A high school basketball coach’s short temper has cost him his job. Indiana resident Nick Moore, who has coached at Gary Lighthouse College Prep Academy for three seasons, confirmed his termination on social media Monday. The announcement came just days after Moore was filmed throwing a chair onto the court during a Friday night game against his alma mater. […]
During Monday’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Atlanta Hawks, LeBron James got into an exchange with some fans at State Farm Arena. The aforementioned exchange went down during the fourth quarter. One of the purported people that was forced to leave the game took to IG to talk about it all. “Just […]
Candid athletes are a good thing. All right, cool. With that out of the way, in an “All The Smoke” podcast that came out last Thursday, Kendrick Perkins claimed that his ex-Thunder teammate, James Harden, played poorly in the 2012 NBA Finals due to the hard-to-resist-allure of a Miami strip club cutting into his sleep. For […]
