One of the highlights of the NBA season is the unexpected beef between former Milwaukee Bucks guard Patrick Beverley and former Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young.
For weeks, former LA Clippers guard Patrick Beverley has had a problem with the players on the Gil's Arena show. With one player in particular, though, Beverley's feud has continued to escalate over the past few days.
If there's one player in the modern NBA who knows both how to talk trash and back it up, it's former Clippers guard Patrick Beverley. While Beverley isn't playing in the league right now, he just stopped playing in the NBA at the end of the 2024 season.
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It’s been years since D’Angelo Russell and Nick Young’s infamous fallout, but the beef clearly hasn’t been squashed. In the wake of Russell’s latest text message scandal involving a woman named “Jaw Morant,” Young resurfaced with a cold but comedic reaction.
There was a time former No. 2 pick Michael Beasley made headlines for what he did on the NBA court. Now, it seems like he's a hype man to keep his playing days going.
Years removed from his last stint in the NBA, Michael Beasley is keeping his basketball career alive in Ice Cube's BIG3 League. Known for his high level of confidence and brash personality, the versatile forward recently offered a massive challenge to a former Philadelphia 76ers guard.
The San Antonio Spurs have one of the most successful stretches we've seen from an NBA organization in the modern era of basketball. From 1999 to 2017, they went 1133-459, a .712 winning percentage.
Hall of Fame center Dwight Howard will play his final season of professional basketball in the BIG3 league, suiting up for the Los Angeles Riot as a Player-Captain under head coach Nick Young, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes.
Nick Young made a bold comparison on Gil’s Arena, suggesting that Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves could be a better No. 2 option than Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving at this stage of their careers.
Nick Young, also known as Swaggy P, made a surprising change to his all-time starting five, removing Stephen Curry in favor of his former teammate and longtime friend Gilbert Arenas.
The Philadelphia 76ers have been perhaps the biggest underperformers in the NBA this season, and Thursday night did nothing to dispel this notion. Coming
The NBA saw a big trade go down on Sunday morning involving the Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets. A former Philadelphia 76ers draft pick was included in the deal, as Shake Milton now finds himself going out West to join his fifth organization since parting ways with the Sixers.
The NBA world was shocked to see the Los Angeles Lakers making their first blockbuster trade in nearly two years by sending guard D'Angelo Russell, forward Maxwell Lewis, and three future second round draft picks for forward Dorian Finney-Smith and guard Shake Milton.
A former teammate of D’Angelo Russell on the Lakers reignited his beef with him after the Nets traded for him. D’Angelo Russell is once again a Brooklyn Net.
The Los Angeles Lakers made a move yesterday acquiring Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton from the Brooklyn Nets, and shipping away D’Angelo Russell.
After initially drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers back in 2015, D’Angelo Russell became a key piece of their rebuild as a No. 2 overall pick. Having a point guard that could score at all three levels with the ability to get teammates involved is something the Lakers hadn’t had in years and were trying to recreate.