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Rapper Lil B, "The Based God," has officially reinstated the James Harden curse. After originally cursing James Harden during last season of the NBA for using his cooking dance without permission, Lil B lifted the curse off of James Harden during the summer after Harden and the Houston Rockets lost against the Golden State Warriors. Now, Harden posted a photo of himself doing the cooking dance on Instagram, which obviously upset Lil B yet again, so he put the Based God Curse back on Harden. Read More »
Apparently, head coaches don't seem to like Matt Barnes too much. From head coach of the New York Knicks, Derek Fisher, to head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers, Doc Rivers, the dislike looks pretty strong. Barnes physically attacked former friend and teammate, Derek Fisher, for hanging out with his ex-wife, Gloria Govan, and he also decided to come clean about his relationship with former coach, Doc Rivers. Barnes claims Rivers hated him and "never wanted" him. Read More »
In his most recent interview, Oklahoma City Thunder's Russell Westbrook admitted to never hearing of rapper, Lil B, and now he risks being cursed by the Based God. Read More »
Just last month, LA Clippers' Paul Pierce told his teammates not to wear the signature sneakers of his rival, LeBron James. So the fact that Pierce himself refuses to wear them himself doesn’t come as much of a surprise. In fact, Pierce refuses to wear any other NBA players sneakers, including those of Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant. Read More »
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson finally has a deal with Under Armour after years of a contractual relationship being in the making. Read More »
Discovering one of the NBA’s greats’ starting fives in fantasy basketball is one of the best ways to determine which players they think are on their level. In a recent video interview, Anthony Davis and John Wall revealed their starting five in fantasy basketball. Read More »
The 2015-2016 regular NBA season hasn’t even begun, yet the reigning champions just won’t stop. During the Golden State Warriors’ preseason game against the Lakers on Thursday, Stephen Curry threw a mid-court underhanded alley-oop pass to Andre Iguodala. Read More »
It seems like Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony didn't part on good terms and their beef continues. Stoudemire recently took a STAT pop quiz with ESPN's Tom Haberstroh on the top ten players who assisted him the most throughout his career, and he replied with "I know Carmelo's definitely not up there." Read More »
Kevin Durant isn’t the only NBA player who can’t use “menacing” gestures on court (his finger slitting motion he got fined $25,000 for two years ago). Miami Heat guard Gerald Green was recently fined $25k for the same reason, the only difference was his hand signs: finger guns. Read More »
Earlier this month, Atlanta Hawks forward Thabo Sefolosha was found not guilty of all charges filed against him during his wrongful arrest outside of 1Oak Club back in April. And now that he’s been cleared of any wrongdoing, Sefolosha is reportedly going to sue New York City and eight NYPD officers (all of whom took part in his arrest) for $50 million. Read More »
After months of missing training camp and the NBA preseason, following a three-week holdout, Tristan Thompson and the Cleveland Cavaliers have finally reached a deal the two can agree on: a 5-year, $82 million contract. Read More »
Back in August, Snoop Dogg’s son, Cordell Broadus quit the UCLA football team. This came as a surprise for a lot of people considering Broadus was a highly touted player coming out of high school, as he was expected to contribute heavily to the Bruins team. Late last night, Broadus revealed via Instagram, that the reason he even played football was to be loved by his father. Read More »
Seems like the LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors beef isn't over just yet. In light of the Clippers' recent blowout win over the reining champions, Warriors guard, Shaun Livingston took a couple of shots at Clippers' center Blake Griffin and the rest of the team. Read More »
