3 months ago
Rich Paul Says “Collective” of Stars Will Be the Face of the NBA Once LeBron James Retires
Paul says that similar to when Michael Jordan retired, LeBron will be replaced as the NBA'S face by a "collective" of stars. "You had Iverson, Vince, T Mac, Kobe and Shaq. There were storylines with all of them as a collective," Paul said of MJ's retirement. Although Rich acknowledged Kobe Bryant's greatness, he believes multiple stars together replaced MJ.
By Pranay Mukherjee
3 months ago
Bennedict Mathurin Says His Competitiveness Will Go to “A Different Level” as a Clipper
Mathurin said that he's had the opportunity to show his competitiveness with the Pacers, going to the NBA Finals. "I just feel like I kind of get a chance to do it even more over here" Mathurin said. He believes playing with the Clippers gives him a better chance to be seen and get people feel familiar with his game.
By Pranay Mukherjee
3 months ago
Kristaps Porzingis Likes the “Simplicity” of the Warriors’ Offense
Porzingis likes the freedome he has in the Warriors' offense. He thinks it's the hardest type of offense to guard since even the players don't know what they're doing. "I really like the style and us as players just have to take advantage," Porzingis said. He added that the Warriors, when healthy, have unbelievable talent on the offensive end.
By Pranay Mukherjee
3 months ago
Stan Van Gundy Suggests Getting Rid of the NBA Draft to Curb Tanking
Van Gundy says the NBA has to remove any incentive for losing to prevent tanking from happening. "Get rid of the draft. You still have the salary cap, if you want to go give Cooper Flagg $45 million a year coming out of college, do it," he said. Van Gundy emphasized that without a draft, there's no incentive to lose.
By Pranay Mukherjee
3 months ago
Dominique Wilkins Recalls Being in “Awe” During His First Dunk Contest
Wilkins said participating in the dunk contest was his way of seeing how he stacked up against the greatest dunkers. "I think I was in awe my first dunk contest. So I didn't really do what I should've done," Wilkins said, recalling competing against Julius Earning and Larry Nance in 1984. However, in his second contest, in 1985, he won.
By Pranay Mukherjee





