The NBA trade deadline turned Twitter into a series of “Oh sh*t!,” “What is going on?!” and “He’s going to where?!” moments and statements. It’s mostly due to renowned Yahoo! Sports reporter and scoop messiah Adrian Wojnarowski.
The NBA All-Star Weekend just featured a fashion show. If you’re a fan of hardcore, ‘80s basketball, such a thought seems like heresy. It’s hard to imagine a player from rough squads like the Sixers, Bad Boy Pistons, or ‘90s Knicks on a runway.
If you’re an NBA fan, you’ve watched the league’s sideline fashion evolve from an Allen Iverson-inspired dress code to something that’s currently being referred to as dandyism or blipsterism.
Former New York Knicks player, and fan favorite, Anthony Mason is in critical condition after suffering what’s being described as a massive heart attack.
The Shrine has been cooking up their trademark and highly functional sneaker travel bags for a while now. The brand has linked up with NBA to drop an official collab tagged to NBA All-Star Weekend 2015.
Despite their lucrative contracts, NBA players are getting a way to save some of their cash. A NYC strip club is offering free lap dances to anyone on an NBA roster over All-Star weekend. For real.
You never really hear anyone say “this might not be for him” about men who examine sports for a living. So, we’re going to call Chris Paul out on what sounds like a sexist remark toward “rookie” Lauren Holtkamp, one of two full-time women referees in the league.
Referees handed ejections like free lunch after a fight broke out during Alabama Crimson Tide women’s 51-50 win over Auburn on Thursday night (January 22).
Ty Lawson is a speedy guard for the Denver Nuggets but last night he was caught speeding. After getting pulled over, the former UNC Tarheel was arrested under suspicion of DUI.
Last night’s Washington Wizards vs. Oklahoma City Thunder game was an overtime thriller, with OKC winning 105-103. Almost more importantly, with a little less than three minutes to go in OT, Kevin Durant laid the hammer down on Wizards center Marcin Gortat something terrible.
The sports and Hip-Hop community lost a legend when Stuart Scott, a longtime ESPN contributor, died Sunday morning after a lengthy battle with cancer.
O.T. Genasis has a certified hit on his powdered hands with the coke anthem “Coco.” However, despite being fans of the track, the Golden State Warriors are not allowed to sing the song, for obvious reasons.
