On August 12, Mark Walter shocked the world by selling the Los Angeles Lakers to a new ownership group headlined by Disney CEO Bob Iger and venture capitalist Josh Kushner, but could the team have almost been sold to Metta World Peace?
The Los Angeles Clippers built Intuit Dome with one goal in mind: make the crowd part of the game. From the massive Halo Board hanging over the court to interactive technology throughout the arena, the team has looked for new ways to turn fan energy into part of the experience.
LeBron James signing with a new team usually means a new chapter for that franchise, but according to Metta World-Peace, Philadelphia’s transformation is set to stretch well beyond the roster.
How many of the players to rack up the most points in one playoff run for each NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
The San Antonio Spurs breathed a massive sigh of relief this morning as the NBA league office confirmed that Victor Wembanyama will face no further disciplinary action following his high-elbow contact with Timberwolves center Naz Reid.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Former NBA champion Metta World Peace doesn’t hand out comparisons lightly, especially when they involve the late-great Los Angeles Lakers Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant.
Ideally, as an NBA player, you can retire from the league leaving behind a diverse and esteemed body of work by which to be remembered. Sometimes, though, it ends up being just one moment, good or bad, that stands out and defines your time on the court.
Metta Sandiford-Artest, best known by previous legal name Metta World Peace, was apparently interested in the New York Knicks' head coach position, but missed out on the opportunity.
Nico Harrison was fired as the general manager of the Dallas Mavericks last week, putting a merciful end to the tenure of a man whom fans reviled for making one of the worst trades in sports history.
The NBA has produced some memorable characters during its long and storied existence, but some were undoubtedly more peculiar than others. Here's our look at 25 that stand out -- for better or worse, listed in alphabetical order.
Metta World Peace, known as Ron Artest during his playing days, was always one of the hardest workers in the NBA. Few would dare claim they ever outworked him, and it was that relentless effort and tenacity that led the Los Angeles Lakers to sign him in 2009.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander just delivered a season that basketball fans will be talking about for decades. He led the Oklahoma City Thunder to an NBA championship, battling through a thrilling seven-game series against the Indiana Pacers, per AthlonSports.
Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James recently complimented former Lakers forward Metta World Peace and the defense that he used to play in his career.
Most common people will know Metta World Peace a.k.a Ron Artest as the NBA player who helped the Lakers win an NBA championship by hitting the final dagger shot in 2010.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has been one of the NBA’s best players for 20 years at this point and has undoubtedly seen every single top perimeter defender the league has had to offer during that time.
The NBA, above all things, is a business. Teams and their actions, such as trading beloved players, demonstrate this regularly. Athletes take matters into their own hands by joining teams which present the best situation for their career.
On Saturday, the New York Knicks fell just short in their quest for an NBA championship. Despite it being their deepest run in decades, the franchise decided to make some drastic changes.
Metta World Peace, whom many NBA fans know as Ron Artest, was a rare two-way threat during his prime. He also played in an era where the majority of the league's best played both ways, a far cry from today's game, where most are either offensive or defensive specialists.
The Los Angeles Lakers have had a volatile start to the 2024-25 NBA season. After starting out as one of the best teams in the NBA, they have gone just 3-7 over their last ten games.
Metta World Peace recently attended the New York Knicks' annual Homecoming Weekend at Basketball City in New York. Being in the presence of Knicks' legends like Earl Monroe, Walt Frazier, Bernard King, and Patrick Ewing, among others, was a full circle moment for the Queensbridge native.
The NBA is built on rivalries with none being better than the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers. These two teams have shared plenty of iconic NBA Finals matchups throughout history with their last meeting being back in 2010, one that holds sentiment to Lakers forward Metta World Peace.
Retired one-time All-Star small forward Metta World Peace said Tuesday that he thinks San Antonio Spurs rookie sensation Victor Wembanyama will break Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game record.
A former NBA player involved in some of the league's most controversial moments this century thinks that he can help Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green.
Retired small forward Metta World Peace made some bold predictions for San Antonio Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama in the wake of Wemby's career-best effort vs. the Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
There have only been seven players on record to receive suspensions greater than Morant's 25 games (five others have been suspended the same amount), and three non-players have received punishments for a longer period of time. The list doesn't include NBA figures who were banned from the game.
Many assumed that World Peace's career was over once he left the Pacers but he credits "balance" for allowing him to get himself back on track.
Former NBA star Ron Artest (now known as Metta World Peace) looked back on his controversial career and spoke about a myriad of topics, including joining the Bulls after Michael Jordan left and how the league's attitude towards mental illness has shifted in recent years.
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