Shaquille O'Neal Reveals His Method To Handle Unvaxxed Kyrie Irving: "If He Was On My Team, I'd Have To Put Hands On Him."

This 2022 NBA offseason could present many trades that would change the landscape of the league. Many superstars have been linked with a move away from their current teams, including those who were considered immovable before the start of the campaign. Well, things have changed and many teams are looking...

Stephen Curry has earned a lot of fans over the years thanks to his incredible plays and the way he changed the game of basketball forever. The Chef is one of the most famous players of this era, gaining a lot of recognition for his personality and the way he torches rivals every night.

The All-NBA teams were announced last night, ahead of Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors. Kevin Durant was named to the All-NBA Second Team, whereas LeBron James was named to the All-NBA Third Team. One NBA legend believes that the two players should be swapped out and take each other's place on the second and third teams, respectively.

Today, ex-NBA star Charles Barkley is widely known for his humor, which often becomes the main attraction of 'Inside the NBA' on TNT. And while Chuck's comedic tendencies are on full display in modern times, he's been funny for decades now. On Twitter, one user made sure to remind the...

To win championships in the NBA, most teams try to stack as many star players as they can during the off-season or even until the trade deadline. But even with all the star power in the world, without good role players, it's very hard to win anything in the league.

The Dallas Mavericks finally got on the board in the Western Conference Finals as they won Game 4 119-109 over the Golden State Warriors to extend the series. It can be hard to take a lot of positives from a series in which you're down 3-1, but head coach Jason Kidd has seemingly found a big one.

Despite bowing off out of these playoffs in the Conference Semifinals to the Boston Celtics, Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to build on a resume that few can match at this point. He has already won a championship, a Finals MVP, and two regular-season MVPs, to go with a Defensive Player of the Year award and he added a little something extra to it last night.

Optimism seems to be sky-high in certain parts of Dallas after the Mavericks pulled off a 119-109 win in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. It only reduced the deficit to 3-1, but that didn't stop one media member in Dallas from proclaiming that the Mavericks are set to turn this series on its head.

Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal were a phenomenal duo in the NBA. Many consider Shaq and Kobe to be the greatest duo in NBA history. O'Neal and Kobe led the Lakers to 3 straight NBA championships and 4 NBA Finals during their 8-year stint playing together. But Bryant was always considered on a level below Shaq, as he was an MVP during their time together, whereas Kobe hadn't won that during their stint together.

Gilbert Arenas has never been someone short on confidence, and that was on display during his time in the NBA. After being drafted 31st overall in 2001, Arenas went on to become a three-time All-Star with the Washington Wizards in a career that was ultimately derailed by his infamous firearm incident in 2009.

The NBA Conference Finals are currently going on, but that's far from the biggest talking point in the United States as of Wednesday, with the nation's eyes drawn to the horrific tragedy that occurred in Uvalde, Texas where another school shooting took place at an elementary school. A gunman entered...

Russell Westbrook continues to be a hot topic for discussion after his move to the Los Angeles Lakers turned into a disaster for both him and the team. Rumors have been floating around on Westbrook being shipped from LA, but there has been nothing concrete at this point, and it looks like Russ might end up staying with the Lakers for next season.

The Miami Heat have slumped their way to their third loss in the Eastern Conference Finals in Game 5 against the Boston Celtics. This is the second game of this series that Miami has lost at home, as the Heat looked offensively blunt and unable to keep up with Boston for the 48 minutes of the game.

The NBA announced their All-NBA teams for the 2021-22 season yesterday and it features the 15 best players in the league over the season. With positional requirements, the team usually comprises of 6 guards, 6 forwards, and 3 centers. As a result, there are usually a few snubs every year that can't make it onto the team.

Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant are two of the most loved players in NBA history, and considering that Kobe based a lot of his game around his idol, Michael, ended up having games that were quite similar as well. Elite shot-making ability and tenacious defense were the calling card for both players, and it's no surprise that they have 11 championships between them, especially considering they both played for Phil Jackson during the most successful part of their careers.

Jayson Tatum finally got the recognition he thought he deserved for a couple of seasons now, getting elected to the 2022 All-NBA First Team thanks to a terrific performance with the Boston Celtics that went from 0 to 100 during the campaign thanks to him and Jaylen Brown. The young...

Kobe Bryant was one of the most skilled players in NBA history. Bryant's ability to handle the ball under intense pressure and get exactly what he wanted out of an offensive possession was absolutely spectacular. Bryant was also incredibly confident in his abilities, as he would take his chances against...

Game 4 in Dallas was an extremely entertaining affair as the Mavericks pulled out a very important win to make sure they don't get swept in the Western Conference Finals. It was an incredibly tense game, as the Mavericks held a 29-point lead heading into the fourth quarter. However, the Warriors bench made a fantastic comeback and cut the lead down to as low as 8 points before the final score read 119-109.

Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant reigned over the NBA from the 1980s through the turn of the century as two of the most accomplished shooting guards in league history. Over the past decade, with Stephen Curry’s emergence as the most talented shooter of all time and, more recently, Luka Doncic, Ja Morant, and Trae Young’s incredible playmaking ability, the point guard spot has become the most critical backcourt position in the NBA.

Luka mania was taking over the NBA after Luka Doncic led the Dallas Mavericks past the top-seeded Phoenix Suns and into the Western Conference Finals. Doncic dominated the Suns in spectacular fashion, which was reminiscent of some of LeBron James' epic performances in the playoffs in the past. The two...