Former NBA champion Shawn Marion, affectionately known as “The Matrix,” has seen the evolution of professional basketball up close during his celebrated 16-year career.
2025 Free agency has mostly come and gone for the Dallas Mavericks. They didn't have a lot of space to do much, but they re-signed Kyrie Irving to lower his cap hit for this season, re-signed Dante Exum on a one-year deal, and signed D'Angelo Russell to be the stop-gap until Irving returns from his ACL injury.
There are plenty of solid NBA players who had decent careers despite having an awkward-looking jumpshot. Shawn Marion, Bill Cartwright and Jamaal Wilkes are just a few.
Phoenix Suns rookie Oso Ighodaro’s three-point shooting form has become an unexpected viral sensation, as fans have compared his unusual mechanics to that of Shawn Marion’s infamous jump shot—but with the consensus that Ighodaro’s form might be even worse.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
Shawn Marion recently claimed he was a “better defender” than Draymond Green, and the Golden State Warriors forward didn’t take his comment lightly. “Draymond, I think I love his tenacity, energy, and heart, but I still think I was a way better defender than he was.
Warriors star Draymond Green did not hold back on Instagram this week after Shawn Marion, a 16-year league veteran and 4x All-Star, tried to make the case that he was a better defender.
Shawn Marion, known as "The Matrix," recently stirred up some debate by claiming that he was a better defender than Draymond Green, despite Green's widespread recognition as one of the premier defenders in the NBA today.
As is often the case whenever there are two great players in the league or for a particular franchise, there is always going to be debate over who is better.
The Phoenix Suns honored franchise legend Shawn Marion after Friday’s game against the New York Knicks, celebrating his career by inducting him into the Ring of Honor at Footprint Center.
Shawn Marion’s greatness over his time with the Phoenix Suns doesn’t need any type of certification. Those who know, know. But it sure helps with nights like Friday when he is inducted into the Suns Ring of Honor and has his No.
Former Phoenix Suns forward Shawn Marion is set to be the latest member of the team's Ring of Honor, with his official induction coming at the conclusion of Phoenix's Friday night battle with the New York Knicks. Prior to the game, Marion met with reporters about the special night.
Former Phoenix Suns legend Shawn Marion will be inducted into the Ring of Honor tonight. Finally. We didn’t know what to expect when the Phoenix Suns drafted Shawn Marion with the 9th overall pick in the 1999 NBA Draft.
Whenever an NBA player decides it is time to walk away from the game they love, it is a tough pill for that player and fans alike to swallow. For some, this could mean the end of the road as far as their playing days are concerned while others continue to play overseas or in another exhibition league like the Big 3.
Some of the NBA's biggest stars, including Kyrie Irving, have made it known that they're unsure whether or not they want to resume the season amid the country's fight against systemic racism.