2 months ago

LeBron James Throws Down A Powerful Dunk In The 4th Quarter

LeBron caught a lob dunk on the fast-break from Austin Reaves earlier this game vs the Kings. Now, he caught the ball off the Marcus Smart steal, drove down the floor, and threw down the two-handed hammer on the break. He even hung onto the rim for an extended period of time, viscerally shaking it before landing on his feet.

By Samir Mehdi

2 months ago

Shannon Sharpe Questions Byron Scott Wanting LeBron James to Leave the Lakers

Sharpe questioned Scott’s stance, asking if he’d say it “if LeBron wasn’t on the Lakers.” Sharpe said nobody pushed “Kobe to leave,” even when “the Lakers ain’t have no chance” to contend. “The mere fact that you even think it’s possible” is because “LeBron is a 41-year-old” still chasing a title, Sharpe said.

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Udonis Haslem Sent a Message to Pacers After Tyler Hansbrough Hit Dwyane Wade

David Fizdale described Wade needing stitches after a Tyler Hansbrough blow in the 2012 Indiana playoff series. Back in Miami, Haslem answered on the opening play and was sent to the locker room. “Udonis Haslem busted his head wide open… he’s like ‘alright, we good,’” Fizdale said. He added UD reminded opponents, “don’t think Miami is soft.”

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Cuttino Mobley Learned Charles Barkley’s Level After 50-Point Loss

Cuttino Mobley said Portland beat Houston by 50 in his rookie preseason while players including Jermaine O’Neal and Rasheed Wallace directed trash talk at Charles Barkley. In the rematch, “Charles Barkley killed them so bad,” Mobley said, adding Barkley’s “post move was crazy.” Mobley remembered thinking, “Yo, he’s on a different level,” despite Barkley being just 6ft 6".

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

James Harden on Not Opting For Surgery On Fractured Thumb: “Too Much Time Out”

Harden said he didn’t consider surgery: “No, it’s too much time out.” He said the goal is “trying to do everything it takes to be able to get back on the court as fast as possible,” accepting “some discomfort” while he “figuring ways to fight through it.” After admitting five turnovers, he added, “we ain’t got no other choice.”

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Tyler Reddick Recreates Michael Jordan's Iconic Three-Peat Photo

Reddick became the first driver in NASCAR history to win the opening three races of a season, taking the Daytona 500, EchoPark Speedway and Circuit of the Americas. The 23XI driver then recreated Jordan's iconic three-peat photo after setting the record, a fitting nod to his team owner who won three straight titles with the Bulls twice.

By Adit Pujari

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