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Jimmy Butler is an incredibly underrated NBA superstar, but when it comes to playing football, he’s nowhere near as talented. While working out with Brown and Russell Wilson, Butler bet he could stop Brown from catching a pass in the Red Zone. He could not, but a few NBA players maybe could have.

Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan was a demanding teammate who would not pass the ball to certain players if he felt they weren’t ready.

Recent New York Knicks signee Evan Fournier humorously added fuel to the crosstown rivalry with the Nets by making fun of Kevin Durant’s hairline.

While he hasn’t found too much success since his playing days ended, Isiah Thomas still thinks pretty highly of himself.

The Golden State Warriors traded away one of their key players two years ago after the 2019 NBA Finals. They have since struggled to get back atop the NBA standings for a multitude of reasons, but when that player left, the team’s soul went with them, according to head coach Steve Kerr.

Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid is the all-time leader in one specific scoring category.

Kevin McHale saw a decline in the NBA during the final seasons of his career.

Luka Doncic signed the biggest rookie extension in NBA history and now he’s not scared call out teammates, even in front of Mark Cuban. The Slovenia star said that his Olympic team played better than the Dallas Mavericks because they had good “chemistry,” there was “trust,” and they had each other’s backs.

When Robert Parish first joined the Boston Celtics, he learned a career-changing lesson about the importance of being in shape.