The NBA's decision to run an in-season tournament has come with a mixture of praise, excitement, confusion and pushback. Essentially any response you could imagine a fan, analyst or player giving has probably been put out in the universe at some point while discussing it.
The New York Giants signed a little bit of running back insurance. Just in case.
During his recent appearance on Showtime Basketball's "All The Smoke" with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, Reaves essentially confirmed his desire to always stay in Los Angeles.
For all the Los Angeles Lakers fans who also consider themselves to be "Swifties," there's some bad news you may want to buckle up for.
Austin Reaves' comments about former Lakers teammate Russell Westbrook are bound to grab plenty of attention.
The signing of Odell Beckham Jr. brought plenty of excitement for the Baltimore Ravens this offseason. But it appears another name could wind up grabbing the hearts of the fan base, and it may happen sooner than later if the early returns are any indication.
Many NFL running backs are bonding together by publicly speaking their minds on the league's consistent undervaluing of the position.
If there was ever a way to perfectly explain how undervalued running backs are in the NFL currently, the situation involving three of the most high-upside runners this offseason is probably it.
The reported story behind how close (and how prepared, just in case) Jacobs was to putting pen to paper on a contract extension is certainly an interesting one.
It can be tough to buy into the hype of most NBA rookies drafted outside of the early part of the first round, but a few names have already provided fans with plenty of excitement.
New Detroit Pistons HC Monty Williams gave two of his rookies the most glowing of compliments.
Charlotte Hornets forward Brandon Miller claimed that a viral video which depicted him failing to identify an NBA All-Star was actually just a joke.
Ever since the infamous draft day trade that featured the Dallas Mavericks acquiring Luka Doncic and the Atlanta Hawks winding up with Trae Young, the two players have been compared virtually every step of the way.
The Damian Lillard trade saga could drag on for the foreseeable future. And from the sound of the latest report from ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, it seems the stand-off between the Portland Trail Blazers and Miami Heat could be a staring contest with a 'TBD' date on when there'll be a winner and a loser crowned.
While Damian Lillard's trade request has led to new updates or reports virtually every day or two, there has been more radio silence than chatter about James Harden.
A former Miami Heat guard said that the Boston Celtics seemed to be having some "internal" issues during the postseason.
There's been no shortage of praise from Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham for LeBron James following his first season as the team's head coach.
Durant has played with plenty of teammates over his lengthy career, but he was able to pinpoint one who he felt is the most underrated of the group.
Boston Celtics president Brad Stevens expressed optimism that a long-term deal for star Jaylen Brown would eventually come together.
The winner of the 2023 ESPY's category for "Best Record-Breaking Performance" surely came as a surprise to no one, as LeBron James' name was called after breaking one of the most incredible NBA records in history.
While the looming trade request handed down by Damian Lillard to the Portland Trail Blazers has brought a wide range of reactions, one player stepped up to defend the star guard.
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray couldn't handle a recent tier ranking of NFL signal-callers
Smith unloaded on the duo and specifically called them out for the money they lost, in his opinion, by opting to sign with the Nets instead of the Knicks.
Los Angeles Lakers HC Darvin Ham broke down his relationship with superstar LeBron James.
After his comments following the Lakers' playoff loss to the Denver Nuggets, James floated the idea of retirement, sending NBA fans into a bit of a frenzy.