3 minutes ago

Kevin Clark Uses Suns-Era Shaquille O’Neal to Frame Cowboys’ Von Miller Signing

Clark compared Dallas’ new addition of Miller to Phoenix-era Shaq: no longer dominant, but still useful. The 37-year-old signed a one-year deal with his hometown Cowboys after recording nine sacks for Washington last season. Clark said Miller is not his 2016 or 2020 version, but can still strengthen Dallas as a veteran third-down specialist.

By Raahib Singh

Draymond Green Says G League Players Who Make Rosters Should Get Tryout Fees Back

Green reacted to confirmed 2026 NBA G League tryout fees, arguing players who earn roster spots should get their money returned. “Anyone agree here… If you make the team, you should get your bread back,” he wrote. Fees shown range from $200 to $300, including charges from affiliates of Detroit, Denver, Chicago, Dallas and Toronto this year.

By Raahib Singh

about 8 hours ago

Amar’e Stoudemire Praises Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Competitiveness

Amar’e Stoudemire believes Giannis Antetokounmpo embodies the competitiveness he feels is missing from today’s NBA. "When I attacked the rim, I don’t care who’s under the rim," Stoudemire said. He praised Giannis for similarly attacking the basket with force, adding, "Giannis has that similar game when he attacks the rim." Stoudemire hopes more players will embrace that dominance.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 14 hours ago

Mitchell Robinson Speaks On How Much He Loves Boston

Mitch signed a fully guaranteed three-year, $47.39 million with the Celtics this summer. "It’s crazy. Boston is one of my favorite places to actually visit. Every time we came out here I’d find new things to do. I heard the lobster here is A1, so I definitely gotta try that," said Mitch. "I'm just excited to be here."

By Samir Mehdi

about 14 hours ago

Jayson Tatum's Father Gets Deep On NBA Pushing 'Single Mother' Agenda

"I’ve seen it when it started with the Draft, Mom got interviewed, and I was sitting right next to it, nothing was asked to me," said Tatum's dad on what he believes is an agenda being pushed by the NBA. "If stuff like that is going to break me, then I don’t need to be around."

By Samir Mehdi

about 15 hours ago

Kyle Kuzma Calls NBA Bubble a “Prison for Athletes”

Kyle Kuzma described his experience living in the NBA bubble as a "prison for athletes," saying the experience was far removed from players’ normal lives. "You don’t want to be in Mickey Mouse’s house in 300 square feet for three months," Kuzma said. He added, "We couldn’t leave," recalling the difficult conditions players endured during the 2020 season restart.