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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.
Zion Williamson recently revealed he broke his foot and underwent surgery this offseason.
Giannis Antetokounmpo recently revealed why he won’t train with players on opposing teams.
NBA legend Michael Jordan was the ultimate winner with the Chicago Bulls, as he won six championships during an eight-season stretch and never lost in the NBA Finals. The man many people consider to be the NBA GOAT, though, recently admitted that he respects losing, and he revealed why that’s the case.
Phil Jackson found himself doing all the talking on a phone call with Dennis Rodman after Rodman missed practice during the 1998 NBA Finals.
Larry Bird’s mythical jump shot was born out of a drill his sixth-grade coach taught him that Bird said “changed everything.”
The Utah Jazz defeated the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1997 Western Conference semifinals, prompting Jazz center Greg Ostertag to unload with some trash talk. According to Karl Malone, then-Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal responded by smacking Ostertag in the face the following preseason after a brief confrontation. Ostertag was never the same.
The TNT crew held an ultimate fantasy draft during All-Star weekend in 2011. It got off to a humorous start when Charles Barkley drafted Allen Iverson over Michael Jordan with the No. 1 overall pick after failing to understand the concept and thinking the panel was drafting for an All-Star game. Chuck being Chuck.
Shaquille O’Neal thought Julius Erving was God the first time he met the NBA Hall of Famer.
Larry Bird and Magic Johnson had a difference of opinion when it came to their sneakers.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was happy when all the fanfare about the NBA all-time scoring record was put behind him.
