The Clippers are massive winners with the additions of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, Sean Keane writes. The other winner? Jerry West.
"Everyone's a comedian" is not just a sarcastic comeback, but it's an apt description of comedy in 2021, where the number of podcasts, web series, streaming services and Twitch broadcasts mean the doors have never been more open to writers, comedians and even NBA players like Blake Griffin. But the cream always rises to the top, and these 40 comedians, all under the age of 40, are both the future and the present of comedy in America.
If Kevin Durant’s Achilles can recover half as well as the Nets did from their salary cap hell, Brooklyn will be a serious title threat in a year, Sean Keane writes.
The path to an NBA title hasn’t been this wide open since LeBron left Cleveland the first time. That's why the free-agent frenzy that begins Sunday is so compelling. Yardbarker's Sean Keane and Pat Heery weigh in.
The madness of NBA free agency is almost upon us. Scores of free agents, hundreds of millions in cap space and no clear title favorite means that it should be an energetic evening when free agency officially opens on June 30.
What will the Lakers put around Anthony Davis and LeBron? Will the Clippers land Kawhi Leonard? Sean Keane examines a key question facing each team in the NBA Western Conference.
Thanks to David Griffin, Sean Keane writes, the Pelicans have given their fan base in the Big Easy what was missing so often in Philadelphia: Hope.
Trades at the top of the NBA Draft almost ruined the fun for our mock drafter. Here's what NBA writers Sean Keane and Pat Heery liked about Thursday night.
Yardbarker NBA writers Pat Heery and Sean Keane address the hottest issues in the NBA. This week's topic: the NBA Finals and the Warriors' future. Heery: The Raptors are the 2019 NBA champions.
Let’s take a look at the players the advanced stats and projections systems love, as well as those scouting favorites who are high on mock drafts but low on the analytics spreadsheets.
The easiest move for Kevin Durant is to stay with the Warriors, collect his $31.5 million, and make up his mind next year where to play next, Sean Keane writes.
With Kevin Durant out for Game 4 and Klay Thompson ailing, the deck seems stacked against the Warriors. In One-on-One, NBA writers Pat Heery and Sean Keane weigh in.
When the dust settles, it’s possible the top NBA free agents left are Kyrie Irving, who reportedly is eyeing the Nets, and Boogie Cousins. The free-agency period, Sean Keane writes, could be a dud.
Kawhi Leonard is playing at Lebron-like playoff level, and Kevin Durant may not even play in the NBA Finals. Do the Raptors have a chance? NBA writers Sean Keane and Pat Heery discuss.
During the Warriors' past two playoff runs, “Strength In Numbers” has become more than the motto printed on the team's promotional T-shirts for playoff games, Sean Keane writes.
Despite this being one of the most exciting times of the NBA season, the Lakers somehow manage to steal headlines.NBA writers Sean Keane and Pat Heery weigh in.
If the league is rigging the lottery, why did Cleveland win it three times in the four years after LeBron left the first time in 2010? Same goes for Minnesota’s lottery win in 2015, or Phoenix’s in 2018.
Could the addition of Zion entice "The Brow" to remain in New Orleans? Yardbarker NBA writers Pat Heery and Sean Keene peruse NBA Draft Lottery fallout.
Injured Kevin Durant will miss Games 6 and 7 of the Western Conference semis, putting the Warriors' dynasty in peril. Sean Keane offers five reasons why Golden State should be nervous.
The No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft is usually a sure thing. No. 2? Ah, not so much. Sean Keane provides the lowdown on the painful history of recent No. 2 selections.
A second-round playoff exit could be disastrous for four teams. NBA writers Sean Keane and Pat Heery address hot topics.
After two weeks of clutch shots, flagrant fouls, blowouts, and nail-biters, the NBA playoffs have reached Round Two. We highlight the key matchups from each series. (And a few matchups you might not be thinking about.)
Let's take a look at the 25 greatest stand-up comedians of all time, presented in no particular order, because laughter is not a competition.
After moving on from Luke Walton, the Lakers interviewed former Bucks and Nets coach Jason Kidd, a Hall of Fame point guard, for the position. Here's a big question: Why bother?
As the forces assemble for a final battle on Westeros and fans scramble for a friend's HBO Go password, let's take a look at which famous real-life athletes match up best with their "Game of Thrones" counterparts.