3 months ago

Cade Cunningham Buys Minority Stake in Hometown MLB Team Texas Rangers

Cunningham, a native of Arlington, Texas, is among the athlete investors in Sportsology Capital Partners that bought a minority stake in the Rangers. He grew up watching and supporting the Rangers. Cunningham lived out a dream last year when he threw out the first pitch at a Rangers home game in July. Now, he's part of the team ownership.

By Pranay Mukherjee

3 months ago

LeBron James Makes History With Triple-Double in Win vs. Mavericks

LeBron dropped 28 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds, leading the Lakers to a 124-104 win vs. Mavericks. Doing so, he became the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double at 41 years and 44 days old, surpassing Karl Malone. Although LeBron has slowed down at 41, he's still averaging an incredible 21.8ppg, 6.9apg and 5.7rpg this season.

By Pranay Mukherjee

3 months ago

JJ Redick Amazed by How Much LeBron James “Cares” in Year 23

Redick doesn't take LeBron's excellence for granted, but he's continuously left in awe by his attention to detail even in year 23. "The day-to-day professionalism and care factor he exhibits that is the most remarkable thing," Redick said. He added that LeBron has basically had a 23-year prime and will continue to break all kinds of records until he retires.

By Pranay Mukherjee

3 months ago

"I'm Just A Goofy A** 41 Year Old"- LeBron James

LeBron had 28-12-10 tonight in the blowout win over the Mavs, making him the oldest player in NBA history to have a triple double at 41y and 44d. Postgame, he was asked how he stays so happy. Calling himself "goofy", he said, " That's just me. They pay me to play basketball. Why wouldn't I be happy about that?"

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

LeBron James Responds To JJ Redick's '23 Year Prime' Compliment

Bron becoming the oldest player in NBA history to have a triple double (41 years and 44 days) led to Redick saying he's had a "23 year prime". James' response? "I've never been sorry at basketball...I've been good ever since I started playing it. Any given night if I need to turn it on I can turn it on."

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

Austin Reaves Says LeBron James Could “Get Away” With Having a Bad Day, but Never Does

Reaves argued that if anyone in basketball earned the right to wake up on the wrong side of the bed, it's LeBron. However, AR says James never does so. "He's always got a smile on his face. He approaches the game in the best way possible," Reaves said. He added that LeBron has fun while taking care of himself.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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