Since retiring in 2003, Michael Jordan has stayed out of the spotlight, while choosing to remarry, open free healthcare clinics, and act as the face of Jordan Brand. But now, Jordan is returning to the world of basketball like many of his NBA brethren by becoming a “special contributor” for NBC. The major network made […]
Saturday Night Live thrives on capitalizing on pop culture moments in entertainment, politics, and everything in between.
James Harden can get you to the playoffs, but don't count on him for anything else.
NBA player Eric Bledsoe hasn’t officially retired since last playing in 2022, but the latest news regarding the star is that no team is picking him up to bolster its playoff roster.
Few terms are as disrespectful to professional athletes as the word "bust," but leave it up to Shaq to take it even further.
Tyrese Halliburton overrated? NBA fans are furious that he topped the “most overrated player” list over defensive anchor Rudy Gobert. In this week’s Fumble, hosts Rodney Rikai & Samaria Terry debate whether Halliburton’s herky-jerky yet hyper-efficient game truly deserves the hate, or if it’s just personality bias at work. Tune in for the breakdown—and don’t […]
the shocking truth behind Ja Morant’s on-court antics and why his finger gun celebrations might be more than just a quirky habit. Uncover the real reasons fueling his controversial behavior and whether it’s a dangerous mix of basketball culture and a troubled past with real guns. In this episode of The Fumble, Rodney Rikai and […]
Former NBA player Oliver 'The Big O' Miller reportedly passed away on March 12 at the age of 54. A cause of death hasn't been revealed.
Charles Barkley is fed up with his new coworkers at ESPN, specifically Kendrick Perkins.
LeBron James didn't mince words when responding to Stephen A. Smith.
And now, it appears that we may have lost the one X account that every basketball fan can say they've been fooled by: NBA Centel, a play on the legit account NBA Central, which boasts nearly 1.8 million followers.
Watching your favorite professional sports teams compete on TV is one thing, but cheering them on in the raucous arena brings on another level of fandom.
