The gamer in us is jealous while Dwight Howard is hyped up. Even though it’s a few weeks old, Howard’s child-like enthusiasm is funny. Check out what Skittles surprised Orlando’s center with.
We don’t know much, but this much we can tell you: Kevin Durant is coming out with a new web series titled, 35th Hour. Taking a look into the life of an NBA superstar, if you know KD, you know each episode is going to be hilarious. While the show is coming soon to KevinDurant35.com, check out the teaser trailer below.
One of the unfortunate aspects that ricocheted off this Javaris Crittenton fiasco is the spotlight it reset on the 2009 Washington locker room gun debacle. It isn’t fair. The two have nothing in common, except one of the characters involved, and of course guns. It was a dark episode, but by this point, one that was somewhat forgotten.
That incident was a tipping point for Gilbert Arenas. Since, his off-court antics – what he says on Twitter, the stuff he does – have dwarfed his actual play in attention. Read More »
With or without a season, leave it to Nike Basketball to grace us with one of summer’s hottest shoes in the colorways of NBA teams. The quickstrike Nike Zoom Hyperdunk 2011 “Geometric” Pack – called that because of the geometric design on the toe area – is a must for any fan of the Celtics, Clippers, Grizzlies, Lakers, Spurs or Thunder. Check ‘em out: Read More »
He’s a defensive player now known not for his quick feet but for unrelenting strength. He goes by nicknames like “Tru Warier” and “Queensbridge” and possibly real names like Metta World Peace. The last thing anyone wants to see Ron Artest do on the basketball floor is dance, yet here he is, about to start dancing on national television.
Not exactly the pedigree for “Dancing With The Stars.” But it appears the rumors surrounding Artest are true: he will be announced as a participant in the ABC show’s 13th season. Read More »
In case you needed a reminder of how bad the outlook is for the NBA lockout, just talk to eight-year NBA veteran Maurice Evans. The vice president of the NBA Players Association, who’s been in and out of the League since 2001 and made under $14 million for his career, joined Fox Sports Radio to discuss where the lockout stands, what the biggest deal breaker is at this point and if he thinks more players will head overseas. Let’s just say it’s not looking good. Read More »
After an outstanding prep career where he was named a McDonald’s All American and Mr. Basketball in the State of New York, Tobias Harris spent his lone season of college at the University of Tennessee before being selected 19th overall this June. First selected by the Bobcats before being trading to the Bucks on Draft Night, the Dix Hills, N.Y. native is ready to go. So after following his career since before he even entered high school, we decided there was no one better to turn to for the inside scoop on the life of an NBA rookie. In his initial entry, the man they call “All Business” talks about being drafted, his summer workout routine and how he’s spent the lockout so far.Read More »
Now that Deuce Bello has moved on to college, it’s time for a new high school dunker to ascend to his throne. You heard it here first, that dunker is Shaquille Johnson. The 6-4 rising senior from Milton (Ga.) High School who has committed to Auburn looks like he’s following in the footsteps of Chris Porter with these hops during the Boost Mobile Elite 24 dunk contest this weekend. Check out his first attempt below and his second two after the jump.