On September 3, 2008, a new chapter in NBA history was written; not in Seattle, but in Oklahoma City. That day, team officials unveiled the name and logo of the …
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by Len Werle
On the morning of September 11, 2001, one story towered over the American sports world: Michael Jordan was preparing to return to the NBA. The night before, Jordan had moved closer than ever to confirming that he would …
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It is no secret that Kobe Bryant molded his own game around Michael Jordan, perfecting his moves, taking on the same persona, studying every single aspect of his …
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Michael Finley Got To Play One-On-One Against Michael Jordan When He Was In High School
by Len Werleby Len WerleDuring the early 2000s, the Dallas Mavericks had a little Big 3 of their own in Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash and Mike Finley. Finley in general is one of the …
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Halle Berry’s Presence Inspired Shaquille O’Neal To Play His Best NBA Game Ever
by Kano Klasby Kano KlasThere are certain types of players who thrive under pressure, even more so if that pressure comes from an opposing crowd. Shaquille O’Neal was one of these players during his …
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In the world of professional basketball, where towering athletes dominate the courts, one individual emerged as an extraordinary exception: Nathaniel “Tiny” Archibald. Despite his diminutive stature, Archibald made an indelible …
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Zach Randolph Went Into Hiding After Shattering His Teammate’s Eye Socket, Fearing He Was Going To Shoot Him
Zach Randolph has enjoyed a lustrous career in the NBA in which he played for 17 years. During his career, he was most recognized as being the top dog who …
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David Stern Had A Problem With Allen Iverson’s Rap Album: “I Remember Going Into The Office And He Was Reading My Lyrics”
by Len Werleby Len WerleFormer Philadelphia 76ers legend Allen Iverson is considered one of the most groundbreaking players in NBA history. His skills, unique style, and devastating crossover–to go with his 6’0” frame–put him …
