NBA legend Michael Jordan said there’s “no question” he could beat LeBron James 1-on-1 during his prime.  Jordan said this back in 2015.  It’s been a while since Jordan has spoken publicly.

The rich tropical moisture we had around for the weekend that gave us widespread thunderstorms has moved west and we are ...

Miami and the grass surface of Hard Rock Stadium. “For me, it’s the little things,” Schrauth said. “I grew up playing on grass. I love my hand in the grass, feeling the dirt, and it is a ...

An NBA trade idea where the Los Angeles Lakers acquire Kentavious Caldwell-Pope from the Memphis Grizzlies has been created.  Jacob Rude of SB Nation’s ...

The 22-year-old is one of the most fluidly explosive backcourt athletes we have seen in quite some time, and a player with a ...

According to Jordan, the guy who "hit him the hardest" during games was Knicks role player, Charles Oakley. Oakley, who is ...