6 months ago

Reggie Miller Explains Why He Won’t Rank Steph Curry Over Tim Duncan

Miller said, “I cannot do that,” when asked about putting Curry in the top ten over Duncan. He said he can’t remove “the best at their position,” calling Duncan “the greatest power forward of all time.” Miller pointed to “five chips versus four chips” and asked, “How many MVPs for Tim Duncan?” But acknowledged Curry "changed the game."

By Adit Pujari

6 months ago

Michael Porter Jr. Says He Would Have Dominated the WNBA in Eighth Grade

MPJ recalled "playing on the scout team" and "going crazy” in “7th or 8th grade" against college and WNBA players, saying “it’s just a difference” and wishing the debate would end. Lonzo said, “9th grade Lonzo Ball in the WNBA is going crazy,” noting he was “over six feet and I’m dunking… I’m looking like Jordan out there.”

By Adit Pujari

6 months ago

Draymond Green Says Cedric Coward Could Be the Next Kawhi Leonard

Green said Coward “1,000% could be like Kawhi,” adding he just needs to get better with the ball. He said Coward is “a really good defender,” “a better shooter than Kawhi was,” and plays with “great pace” and length, able to “defend up” and “down.” Green said if he puts in the work, he can reach that level.

By Adit Pujari

6 months ago

Luka Doncic Laughs Off Awkward Celebration After Finally Hitting a Three vs Jazz

After a rare cold stretch from deep vs Utah, Doncic said a friend texted him a celebration to try if he finally made a three. When one dropped, he gave it a shot, admitting postgame, “It wasn’t good… it was okay." He finished the night with a 37 point triple-double, adding humor to a dominant performance.

By Raahib Singh

6 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Says He Negotiated Leaving NBA Countdown During Contract Discussion

Smith said his contract talks “started in June and ended in March,” and “it was decided… Wouldn’t be doing NBA Countdown any more because I didn’t want to.” He said, “No shade against ESPN,” adding he had “other things on my plate.” He noted two radio shows weren’t running during Countdown duties but are active now under his production company.

By Adit Pujari

6 months ago

Stephen A. Smith Says LeBron James’ Debut Shows Lakers Can Beat Almost Anyone

Smith said that “outside of” OKC, he doesn’t see anyone the Lakers can’t beat if LeBron is ready. He noted this was LeBron’s first missed opener ever but said he returned with 11 points, hitting 2 of his 3 attempts from deep and leading with 11 assists. Calling him “a savant,” Smith said the Lakers’ ceiling is "the conference finals.”

By Adit Pujari

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