Scottie Pippen Says He Wouldn't Play Game 7 Of The 1998 NBA Finals If Michael Jordan Missed The Last Shot Over Bryon Russell

The Golden State Warriors are on the verge of booking a return trip to the NBA Finals, which is a testament to the dominance of this team with Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green at the core. But Steve Kerr’s role in the team’s success can’t be overlooked, and in one moment during the final stretch of the Warriors’ 109-100 win in Game 3 over the Dallas Mavericks, he showed who’s really in charge by blasting his team’s best player for a defensive lapse that led to a Luka Doncic triple.

After struggling for the last two seasons, the Golden State Warriors are once again proving why they are one of the best teams in the league. They are currently facing the Dallas Mavericks in the Western Conference Finals and have played well right out of the gate. The Dubs have...

The Dallas Mavericks had yet another tough night against the Golden State Warriors. The Mavericks were finally playing in the American Airlines Center at home where they have been 5-1 in the playoffs but came out with a cold start. However, the Mavericks found a way to be competitive before Stephen Curry started shooting the Warriors into a double-digit lead.

The Golden State Warriors and the Dallas Mavericks are playing each other in the Western Conference Finals and the Warriors have comfortably thrown the first punch at home. After a blowout win in Game 1, the Warriors mounted an impressive comeback in Game 2 to take a 2-0 lead to Dallas with the pressure on the Mavericks.

The Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks game went very poorly for the Mavericks. Not only did they fall to a 3-0 deficit in the Western Conference Finals, but their star player was also the victim of one of the most brutal posters of the 2022 playoffs. Andrew Wiggins has...

Steph Curry is widely acknowledged as the best three-point shooter of all time. He crossed Ray Allen during the regular season and has made more threes than any other player in the history of the game. The way his shooting has changed the game over the last few seasons as well means that most people would agree that his legacy in terms of shooting is set in stone.

The Memphis Grizzlies took the next step this season, along with their young star, Ja Morant. Morant won the Most Improved Player award after the giant step he took into superstardom during the regular season. Memphis finished 2nd in the Western Conference in terms of record and won a series against the Minnesota Timberwolves too, before succumbing to the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Semifinals.

LeBron James is one of the biggest names on the planet. The King has been dominating the NBA for almost 20 years now and has been a superstar his entire career. LeBron was a massive name even before he entered the league, as he was expected to be the next big superstar in the NBA upon his arrival.

Even with the NBA Conference Finals in full swing, Charles Barkley can't wait for this whole season to be over. In a chat with Ryen Russillo on his podcast, Barkley spoke honestly about his feelings on the Mavs/Warriors series and admitted that he's just ready for it all to be over.

Nowadays, Shaquille O'Neal has established himself as one of the better NBA analysts. Fans love to see Shaq's unique takes and hilarious moments on the 'Inside The NBA' show each day. While Shaq might be this lovable former player now, during his playing days, he was a nightmare for his...

Zach LaVine is testing the waters of free agency this summer after a couple of years playing with the Chicago Bulls. The shooting guard finally made it to the playoffs this season, leading the squad alongside DeMar DeRozan. Even though he's enjoyed his time in Windy City, that doesn't mean...

In the long history of the NBA, there have been many amazing players who have graced the court with their talent. But only a handful of them can be truly considered as the greatest players of all time. The likes of Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kobe Bryant are usually the first names that pop up in someone's head when discussing that.

The Dallas Mavericks are on a bit of a fairytale run in the playoffs this season, in the Western Conference Finals for the first time since 2011. Led by Luka Doncic, they managed to eliminate the No. 1 seed, the Phoenix Suns, in 7 games and are currently locked in a battle against the Golden State Warriors.

Andrew Wiggins had the game of his life in Game 3 against the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday night. He was instrumental in the 4th quarter in stopping the Mavs from making a run. And aside from making timely buckets, it was how he made them that was so impressive, running in for some aggressive moves to the cup and some authoritative dunks.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been working behind the scenes to fill the vacancy of Head Coach that has followed Frank Vogel's departure from the franchise. Recent names mentioned in the running have been Milwaukee Bucks assistant Darwin Ham and former Portland Trail Blazers Head Coach Terry Stotts. However, it seems that overtures were made to another candidate as well.

Larry Bird is one of the greatest players of all time. The Celtics legend won 3 NBA championships, 3 MVP Awards, and was a 12-time NBA All-Star in an illustrious 13-year career. While fans of the game remember the amazing things Larry Legend did on the court, his contemporaries have always spoken about him being perhaps the greatest trash talker of all time.

After the Phoenix Suns lost Game 7 to the Dallas Mavericks, it led to another crushing blow to the legacy of Chris Paul. In thinking of the greatest point guards in the history of the game, Paul’s name will be mentioned in passing. The issue is that Paul has made just one appearance in the NBA Finals, and does not own a single NBA championship.

The Golden State Warriors have won a crucial Game 3 against the Dallas Mavericks and have virtually booked their place in the NBA Finals. The Mavericks just couldn't compete outside Luka Doncic's scoring heroics and they slumped to the loss. Stephen Curry had a sensational performance with 31 points and 11 assists, with multiple clutch buckets.

The Western Conference Finals have been pretty one-sided so far, so it's understandable why a few Mavericks fans might be feeling frustrated with their team's lack of progress in the series. Whatever the case, one team vendor in the stadium got put under the spotlight on Sunday night after seemingly...

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have looked comfortable against the Dallas Mavericks during these Western Conference Finals. The experience and championship pedigree of the Warriors has been on full display during their series against this talented, but inexperienced Dallas Mavericks team. One gesture from Stephen Curry after Game 2 did leave one of the Mavericks players quite annoyed.