2 months ago

LeBron James Completely Confident in His Shooting Despite Slump in February

After shooting 21.3% over his previous 10 games in February, LeBron shot 4-6 vs. Warriors. "I'm comfortable in every shot I take. I can shoot 0.0% from the 3-point line and I believe I’ll make the next one," LeBron said. He added that he's played basketball his whole life and has never been much of a numbers guy.

By Pranay Mukherjee

2 months ago

Jeremy Lin Opens Up on the Financial Pressure Behind the Linsanity Run

"The reality was I had a lot of pressure. Not just because I wanted to make it in the league but I had a lot of financial pressure as well to take care of my family," Lin confessed. But he also acknowledged, "It was like a dream... You don't process it... it's all a blur."

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Jeremy Lin Reflects on the Night the Miami Heat Ended His Linsanity Run

"When the spotlight is on me, I get nervous," Lin said recalling the night Miami ended his iconic run. "Everybody had me circled on their calendar. For me I'm just trynna make it. Everyday else is like 'I'm trying to end him.'" He credited Miami fully. "That was the night everybody says Linsanity ended. I wasn't supposed to be here."

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Tyrese Haliburton Has Only Had 7 Real Birthdays

Haliburton was born on February 29, 2000, meaning his last real birthday was in 2024 and his next won't come until 2028, when he turns 28 but celebrates just his 8th actual leap day birthday. He is one of only four NBA players ever born on a leap day, alongside Chucky Brown, John Chaney and Vonteego Cummings.

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Draymond Green Says Nikola Jokic Is the Most Mentally Tough Player in the NBA

"There is nothing that really gets under his skin. There is nothing that bothers him," Draymond said of Jokic, calling him the most mentally tough player to guard in the NBA. "If he's missing shots he's going to keep playing. You never see him in a defeated slump. He's just always going to keep going."

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Draymond Green Says the One Thing He Would Change About the NBA Is Referee Transparency

"When the player does something wrong, you know right away. But when referees miss calls, we don't know," Draymond said when asked what he would change about the NBA, pushing for more transparency with officiating. "Everything is on front street for the world to see except what happens with referees. That's the thing people question the most."

By Adit Pujari

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