Dennis Rodman’s Wild Detour Lands Him in WWE Hall of Fame

3 months ago

Dennis Rodman’s Wild Detour Lands Him in WWE Hall of Fame

Rodman’s crossover career is getting another spotlight. The Basketball Hall of Famer will enter the WWE Hall of Fame in April, per ESPN. He debuted in 1997, then turned his wrestling stint into Finals lore in 1998 by skipping Bulls practice for a match alongside Hulk Hogan. The induction makes him a two-sport Hall of Famer.

By Raahib Singh

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Dwyane Wade Uses Video Game Failure to Show How Insane Bam Adebayo’s 83 Was

Wade marveled at Adebayo’s 83-point explosion on The Tonight Show, calling the endurance behind it “unbelievable.” He said he fell short on a video game, only managing 79-points. Bam now sits second on Miami’s all-time scoring list after passing Alonzo Mourning, and Wade said catching his franchise mark likely means staying in a Heat uniform another six to eight years.

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Cam Boozer May Be Indiana’s Preferred No. 1 Fit, Even Above Darryn Peterson

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Cam Boozer May Be Indiana’s Preferred No. 1 Fit, Even Above Darryn Peterson

League sentiment is shifting toward Boozer as Indiana’s ideal top pick, even if the Pacers land No. 1 overall. Jake Fischer reported some rival teams believe his fit next to Pascal Siakam and newly acquired Ivica Zubac gives him an edge over Peterson. The buzz doesn’t project a dramatic split, but it does frame Boozer as a serious favorite.

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2 months ago

Paul Pierce Doesn’t See Rudy Gobert as an All-Time Defensive Intimidator

Pierce pushed back on Gobert’s all-time defensive case, saying impact alone isn’t enough without fear factor. “He’s not in the top 10 for me,” Pierce said, arguing legends like Dikembe Mutombo, Alonzo Mourning, Gary Payton, Dennis Rodman, Scottie Pippen, Ron Artest, and Ben Wallace changed games by being “intimidating” in a way Gobert never has.

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Caitlin Clark’s Salary Would Jump Nearly 7x Thanks to WNBA’s New CBA

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Caitlin Clark’s Salary Would Jump Nearly 7x Thanks to WNBA’s New CBA

Clark made $78,066 in 2025, but a new CBA is going to rapidly change that. Per Alexa Philippou, her salary is projected to rise to $530,000 in 2026, then she will be eligible for a projected max of $1.3 million in 2027 as a previous All-WNBA player. In the future, it allows her to sign for $1.7M supermax in 2028.

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Chris Finch on How Timberwolves Are Taking Care of Ball-Handling Without Anthony Edwards

With Edwards out for the next week or 2, suffering an inflamed right knee, Finch acknowledged that the Timberwolves are without a primary ball-handler. "We're really defusing that through pace and just early movement," Finch said. He added that the Timberwolves have been able to keep the ball moving with quicker decisions and playing a fast-paced brand of basketball.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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