“Revenge is a dish best served cold.”

Nicknamed the “Black Mamba,” you can see why Kobe Bryant’s favorite movie (and lethal nickname) provided the inspiration behind Nike’s new Kill Bill Pack featuring the Big Nike High and Auto Flight High. In addition to being an incredibly dangerous snake, “Black Mamba” was also the nickname of the deadliest member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, played by Uma Thurman. Read More »

Team Jordan, as always, is well-represented in the 2010 All-Star Game. From starters Dwyane Wade and Carmelo Anthony, to reserves Chris Paul, Joe Johnson and Gerald Wallace, you could run that five and do damage against just about any team in the League. So while they’re in town, the team is doing something special. Introducing the Jordan Brand 23/25 Experience. Read More »

When I hopped on a plane out of town on Tuesday afternoon/evening, it was to escape the record snow on the East Coast. Today, I look out my window after working for a while this morning, and I see this. Are you serious?! It’s nothing like the storm that dumped nearly 16 inches in Philly, about 20 inches in central New Jersey and from 10-16 inches around New York City, but today’s snow in Dallas figures to push the season total into territory not seen since record-setting storms of the 1970s. Read More »

While no official work has come down to state anything otherwise, it looks like this Saturday’s NBA dunk contest is still going to feature Nate Robinson, Gerald Wallace and Shannon Brown. Check out some video interviews and highlights of all three as they prepare for All-Star Saturday Night.

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When Team USA‘s 27-man invitee roster for this summer’s World Championships and 2012 London Olympics was released yesterday, there was a pretty healthy debate on Dimemag.com about some of the names left off the list. Two of the most popular names being discussed were Andrew Bynum and Rajon Rondo.

It turns out there was a good reason for them being left off the list. Read More »

ESPN’s This is SportsCenter commercials are some of my favorite things the network produces. This time, they catch up with Dwight Howard, who just happens to swoop in to save the day for Hannah Storm. Hilarious.

When Amar’e Stoudemire dunked on Dante Cunningham at the end of the first half, it’s safe to say the the rookie didn’t know what hit him. But then again, payback is a mutha. In the fourth quarter, with the Blazers leading and en route to victory, D.C. got his revenge. Read More »

Depending on who you ask, Stephen Curry passed Brandon Jennings for second place in the Rookie of the Year race weeks ago. (Tyreke Evans is still in the lead, while Hasheem Thabeet is in a close battle for 47th.) Then last night, Curry might have jacked the “Best Single-Game Performance, Rookie” trophy from Jennings’ mantle, posting a 36-point, 10-board, 13-dime triple-double as the Warriors 30-pieced the Clippers, adding three steals and seven triples for good measure. Read More »

With the high school basketball season wrapping up in the next month or so, it’s time to see who’s made themselves the best of the best. With that in mind, don’t forget to tune in to the 2010 McDonald’s All American Game Selection Show on ESPNU tomorrow night, February 11, at 5:30 p.m. ET. During the broadcast, the top 24 male and female high school basketball players in the country (that are seniors) will be selected to play in the prestigious 2010 Games set to tip off in Columbus, Ohio on March 31. Read More »

Since arriving in Dallas late last night (I hopped on an earlier flight to avoid Snowmageddon), you can already tell that the city has an electric vibe to it. Throughout the week/weekend, I’ll be keeping y’all up-to-date on everything going on around town, and letting you know about all the player appearances that you can check out. That is, if you’re in town. First up, Brandon Jennings. Read More »