NBA
The best of the NBA from past to the present
From preseason to playoffs, we cover LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Davis, Kawhi Leonard, and the star basketball players of today in our NBA category, but we don’t stop there. We also share the forgotten stories of all-time legends such as Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Kobe Bryant, Scottie Pippen, Charles Barkley, Dennis Rodman, and more.
After originally listing the mansion for $29 million in 2012, Michael Jordan has knocked off millions in hopes of enticing a buyer. But the house is still on the market in 2023.
Andre Drummond’s strong preseason debut helped 76ers fans forget about Ben Simmons for one night.
Former Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson once said that if he ran a players-only meeting to vote on Kobe Bryant staying or going, his teammates would have overwhelmingly sent him packing.
Former Washington Bullets guard Steve Colter played just 10 seasons in the NBA and averaged less than 10 points for his career. But his “Crooked Leg” move gave Detroit Pistons legend Isiah Thomas nightmares and resulted in Thomas asking to check All-Star Jeff Malone when Detroit played Washington.
The NBA isn’t messing around with its new anti-flop rules.
James Worthy still gets night sweats over throwing the ball away in Game 2 of the 1984 NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics.
In the third game of the 1985-86 season, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan broke his left foot against the Golden State Warriors on October 29, 1985. The shooting guard went up for a lob and landed flat-footed.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar lost his shot and his composure during Game 2 of the 1985 Western Conference Finals.
LeBron James, who is vaccinated, recently made some controversial comments about the COVID-19 vaccine while at Los Angeles Lakers media day, and he has since been called out by various celebrities. Now, though, an NBA legend has an issue with his comments and recently sent out a message for James.
The Detroit Pistons were just moments away from acquiring Philadelphia 76ers star Allen Iverson ahead of his 2000-01 MVP campaign. However, the deal was nixed because Iverson’s teammate, center Matt Geiger, refused to waive a provision in his contract out of fear that he and AI would be worse off in the Motor City.