NBA great Bob McAdoo was an assistant coach with the Miami Heat when they field a team that featured LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. At the time, the Heat were billed as the "Big Three." But McAdoo also claims there was an original Big Three.
A few year ago, the "Showtime" Los Angeles Lakers were the subject of a cable television series called "Winning Time." At times, it portrayed the organization, which featured Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, as dysfunctional.
Mike Reiss reports the Patriots are expected to retain Bob McAdoo on the coaching staff for 2025 under Mike Vrabel. McAdoo worked as a senior offensive assistant in 2024 but Reiss notes his role could change this year.
Bob McAdoo, an NBA Hall of Famer and five-time All-Star, recently shared a personal anecdote about his deep admiration of HBCUs and revealed just how close
NBA great Bob McAdoo grew up watching Earl "The Pearl" Monroe play collegiately at Winston-Salem State University. At the time, McAdoo felt he would follow in Monroe's footsteps by playing at a historically-black university.
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.
The NBA created a lot of joy when it released the league's greatest 50 players in 1996. It also caused a lot of disappointment and resent from players who were left off the list.
When NBA great Bob McAdoo was growing up, it was the standard for big men to play in the post. McAdoo had no interest in that. He wanted to play with flash and pizazz.
Charles McAdoo gets asked two questions all the time. Is he related to Basketball Hall of Famer Bob McAdoo? Yes, they are distant cousins but they have never met.
In NBA history, certain achievements transcend mere statistics to become enduring symbols of greatness. From the unparalleled scoring exploits of Michael Jordan to the towering dominance of Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA's 4,000, 3,000, and even the 2,500-point clubs stand as a hallowed sanctuary reserved for the game's most elite scorers.
Everybody remembers a great rookie season in the NBA, which often result in a trophy being held aloft. However, what about the players who have fantastic second seasons?
In the NBA, winning Rookie of the Year does not guarantee a successful career. In fact, only 17 players who have won Rookie of the Year have also gone on to win at least one league MVP award. How many of these 17 legends can you name in five minutes?