Malone dropping the hammer after the Game 2 win is certainly out of left field, but it's good to see him stand up for something he's absolutely correct about.
The Dallas Cowboys face numerous decisions on contract extensions for a few of their rising stars. While Micah Parsons is certainly at the forefront of that, the immediate players who'll likely need to be addressed are wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and cornerback Trevon Diggs.
The looming question of what the team plans to do over the next two to three years with contract extensions due for multiple high-profile names is a major storyline for the Cowboys.
The Lakers had no answer for the man known as Joker in Game 1, but as we've seen with Ham and the Lakers throughout this postseason, they seem to have little to no interest in standing pat and just hoping things improve.
Prior to Eastern Conference Finals, Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons was spotted on video chatting with Celtics star Jayson Tatum, who was quick to point out that he remembered Parsons wearing a Sixers jersey and rooting against his team.
While Jimmy Butler looked nearly unstoppable at times, and the Heat were dominant in the third quarter, Boston star Jaylen Brown had his own strong take on how the night played out.
While NBA fans love to joke about Draymond Green's appreciation/fandom of LeBron James, it doesn't appear the future for the 33-year-old will likely land him playing alongside the Los Angeles Lakers star.
Following a tough second-round playoff exit for the Golden State Warriors, head coach Steve Kerr was an open book of sorts while speaking with the media.
The Los Angeles Lakers came out in Game 1 of the NBA Western Conference Finals against the Denver Nuggets and looked like the polar opposite of the team fans saw just days earlier.
It's not only the Los Angeles Lakers who struggle to find ways to defend Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic, but at this moment, they're the team who must find a way to at least slow the 28-year-old down.
LeBron raised some eyebrows with his thoughts on Bronny's talents in relation to some current NBA players, but it appears the sentiment might not be as outlandish as it first appeared.
Why it makes sense for the Cowboys to bring Elliott back into the fold.
The Minnesota Vikings appear to be primed and ready to move on from running back Dalvin Cook, a split that could be mutually beneficial for both sides.
While nothing is official until the 2023 NBA Draft wraps up, French super-prospect Victor Wembanyama should feel comfortable in having a pretty strong idea about where he'll begin his NBA career.
The Trail Blazers catapulted into the top four, after initially holding a 10.5% chance to land the No. 1 overall pick.
Burrow is taking a hands-on approach to his contract negotiations, stating that he's "involved" but that he and the team "prefer to keep it between us," in terms of where things currently stand.
Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is looking to take his game to the next level in the 2023 NFL offseason.
With the Los Angeles Lakers holding a 3-2 series lead and doing their all to avoid the series going to a Game 7 back at Golden State, the first half provided plenty of drama and excitement.
Jayson Tatum has officially entered the conversation for the NBA's postgame quote of the year.
The legend of Nikola Jokic continues to grow, and after Game 5 of the Denver Nuggets' second-round playoff series with the Phoenix Suns, he now finds himself in the history books as well.
In one of the most shocking plot twists of the 2023 NBA Playoffs to this point, Lonnie Walker IV etched his name into the history books alongside some of the greatest Lakers of all time.
The Los Angeles Lakers took punch after punch from the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals. Thanks to a crucial fourth-quarter rally which included outscoring the defending champions, 27-17, the Lakers took a 3-1 lead in the series thanks to a 104-101 victory.
The Cowboys' new wide receiver, who has caught passes from Drew Brees and Tom Brady, heaped praise on Dak Prescott.
While the Heat remain the primary focus for the Knicks on the court, the attention of the front office in New York isn't quite 100 percent on the playoff series, it seems.
With the season rapidly approaching, the big question in Dallas is whether the second-year running back out of Florida, Malik Davis, is ready to step into the "thunder" role alongside Pollard's "lightning."