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First of all, Jose Alvarado got to get paid

Just when we thought everything was rosy and the Knicks were on their way to never dealing with a loss for the remainder of eternity, things went south, or at least a bit southwest. First, it was James Dolan who dropped the bomb right before a historic ticker-tape parade took place in the Canyon of […]

Liberty vs. Mystics preview: Friday night hoops

It took a last second miracle, but the streak lives. The New York Liberty got all they could handle against the Chicago Sky on Wednesday night, but a Sabrina Ionescu game winner in the final seconds helped them get out of the Windy City with a 96-95 win. The winning streak is now at eight […]

2026 NBA Draft: Top 10 Shooting Guard Prospects

With the 2026 NBA Draft now just a few days away and workouts entering their final stages, it’s a good time to continue our positional breakdowns with a look at the shooting guard position. This year’s group features an intriguing mix of elite shot-makers, explosive athletes, polished upperclassmen, and versatile combo guards capable of filling… The post 2026 NBA Draft: Top 10 Shooting Guard Prospects appeared first on NBADraft.net .

Tracking the Suns through World Cup history: Part I

After some time away from writing for the site, a brief spark of inspiration hit me: drawing a parallel between the FIFA World Cup currently taking place in the United States and the Phoenix Suns. Let me explain. Here in Europe — and especially in France — football is what shapes the sporting calendar. Every […]

Amick’s Latest: Brown, Giannis, Murphy, Blazers, Morant, Kawhi

While the Celtics have attempted to avoid keeping Jaylen Brown‘s name out of trade rumors, the All-NBA wing would almost certainly have to be included in any trade that sends Giannis Antetokounmpo to Boston, and Sam Amick of The Athletic suggests that the Celtics would be comfortable making a one-for-one swap of the two stars. […]

“I Tore My Quad”: Jason Kelce Reveals How Painful Injury Became a Setback for Lifelong Dream Project

Jason Kelce spent more than a decade playing professional football, but the former Philadelphia Eagles center had always hoped to fulfill a lifelong dream: dunking a basketball. Fortunately, Kelce was scheduled to do just that during the Philadelphia 76ers’ game against the Sacramento Kings in January in front of thousands of fans. However, he had […] The post “I Tore My Quad”: Jason Kelce Reveals How Painful Injury Became a Setback for Lifelong Dream Project appeared first on EssentiallySpo...