Las Vegas Aces center A’ja Wilson has officially graduated from future Hall of Famer to potential GOAT, and her boyfriend Bam Adebayo had quite the comparison for her after the Aces captured their third WNBA championship in four years.
Outside the press box at Dodger Stadium, a framed gallery of award-winning photos by Los Angeles area photographers includes a 1978 grainy image of a left fielder and a shortstop violently crashing into one another on a sunny Sunday afternoon while intently chasing a bloop hit by the game’s leadoff hitter.
By 1962, it was clear that the Boston Celtics were on a different level. They had won the title in 1957, 1959, 1960 and 1961. They only lost in 1962 because Bill Russell, their star center, was injured.
Today’s athletes can do things that nobody would have thought possible a long time ago. They can run faster and jump higher. They can extend the prime of their careers into their 40s through nutrition and sport science.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
When you watch this video, you’ll hear Bill Russell tell you his athletic bona fides: he ran hurdles and was one of the top three high jumpers in the world.
Bill Russell is one of the most recognizable figures in NBA history. Some consider him one of the greatest to ever play, and if you’re into winning, it’s hard to dispute.
The modern generation of NBA players has often been criticized for focusing way too much on what other people are saying about them. But Kendrick Perkins,
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.
Ever since Russell Westbrook officially became "Mr. Triple Double" in 2017 and matched Oscar Robinson's feat of averaging the gaudy stat line throughout an entire NBA season, the two NBA legends have had a deep link between their two careers.
Michael Jordan retired over 20 years ago, but his name is brought up regularly even today, thanks to the GOAT debate. It's one of the biggest talking points in sports media, but Jordan himself isn't a fan of it.
On June 25, 1984, Bill Russell broke a Los Angeles Dodgers franchise record by playing in his 1,953rd career game. He started in center field, hit second in the lineup and went 0-for-3 in a 9-4 loss to the San Diego Padres at Dodger Stadium.
Gilbert Arenas has never been one to shy away from bold opinions, and his latest take might be his most controversial yet. In a recent interview with Vlad
Bill Russell is one of the most beloved NBA players (and athletes) of all time. On Monday, Detroit Pistons legend (and Basketball Hall of Famer) Isiah Thomas made a post to Instagram for Russell.
Bill Russell's legacy as arguably the greatest winner in sports history is deeply tied to his tenure with the Boston Celtics. However, surprisingly, it wasn't his time on the Celtics that the 6'10" center deemed as being part of the greatest team ever.
When the San Antonio Spurs were building a dynasty, they gained a fan like no other in Bill Russell. "Whiskers" was the greatest winner in basketball history.
For fans, the debate over the GOAT often hinges on two key metrics - individual accolades and numbers or the championships won. By both measures, Bill Russell stands on the top of the pinnacle.
When the 1969 NBA Finals reached its final stage after six intense battles, both rivals—the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics—faced a crucial "do or die" game.
The Boston Celtics are unveiling a new court design for the 2024 NBA Cup this season. The 2024 NBA Cup, the second edition of the league's annual in-season tournament, begins on Tuesday.
Boston Celtics superstar Jaylen Brown was always in the news throughout this offseason. Initially for his performances in the NBA Finals and then for the not-so-favorable situation with Team USA and the Paris Olympics.
The North Washington Street Bridge which has been under reconstruction since 2018 is undergoing a name change. The bridge which connects Charlestown and the North End in a ceremony tomorrow will officially change names to the William Felton “Bill” Russell Bridge.
As reported by NBC Sports Boston, the North Washington Street Bridge in Boston is being renamed to honor Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell. During his 13-year playing career, all as a member of the Celtics, Russell totaled 11 NBA championships and five Most Valuable Player awards.