LeBron James Takes ‘Social Media Break’ After Sharing Post Ripping ‘Negativity’ of Sports Media
NBA star LeBron James has informed followers that he is taking a break from social media “for the time being.”
NBA star LeBron James has informed followers that he is taking a break from social media “for the time being.”
Desmond Mason, a household name in NBA circles in the early 2000s, spent much of Wednesday in an Oklahoma jail after refusing to appear as ordered by a court in connection with divorce proceedings with his ex-wife.
On November 2, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich missed a game due to a “health issue.” Now, it is being reported that the undisclosed illness was a mild stroke.
Caitlin Clark took more than her fair share of verbal abuse during the WNBA season. Now, even though the season has long since passed, she’s still taking abuse.
Steve Kerr, head coach for the Golden State Warriors, had a sarcastic response to former President Donald Trump beating Kamala Harris.
Donald Trump praised Caitlin Clark and spoke of the female athlete pay gap during a surprise visit to former coach Bill Belichick’s podcast.
This week, Mark Cuban made himself a target by saying that former President Trump does not surround himself with “strong, intelligent women.” Donald Trump responded to Cuban’s insult in epic style.
Unsurprisingly, LeBron James endorsed Kamala Harris for president. However, how he did it has drawn sharp criticism.
NBA superstar LeBron James has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid for the presidency in a statement attached to a civil-rights-themed video posted on social media.
Mavericks owner Miriam Adelson has put down $100 million on Donald Trump to win in 2024, despite the caterwauling of Harris backer Mark Cuban
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is charging ESPN with willful violation of the emergency alert system (EAS) not once, not twice, but six times between October 20 and 24, 2023.
Spike Lee and Jack Nicholson will together make it to basketball’s Hall of Fame.
Dallas Mavericks Minority Owner Mark Cuban is still defending the NBA over its deep financial ties to China, one of the worst human rights offenders.
Atlanta Hawks player AJ Griffin announced he was quitting the NBA this year, only two years after being drafted. Now, the 21-year-old explains why he suddenly quit the pros: He’s quitting to follow Jesus.
The NBA has announced that it is partnering with yet another oppressive regime as it continues its development deal with Abu Dhabi.
The Miami Heat felt the need to attack Americans worried about having thousands of non-English-speaking migrants dumped in their small towns.
Ex-NBA player Rex Chapman was seen urging the media to ignore the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
NBA star Jonathan Issac is scolding NFL player Tyreek Hill for being a negative role model in the wake of his actions during a traffic stop.
Magic Johnson has frequently waded into political waters during this election season, praising Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. The first time he did it, during the Democratic National Convention (DNC), he was thoroughly mocked. The second time, after Harris’s Thursday night interview on CNN, it was no different.
Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry appeared on video before Democratic National Convention (DNC) attendees Thursday night and endorsed Kamala Harris’s presidential candidacy.
The Trump campaign slammed let-wing Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr for claiming he had to “speak up” at the Democrat Convention.
Former NBA #1 overall pick Kwame Brown is blasting black celebrity ‘gatekeepers” whom he claims are “shaming” people into voting for Vice President Kamala Harris because she is black.
Miami Dolphins defensive back Tyreek Hill took a few shots at Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles over the runner’s COVID announcement.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has unsurprisingly gone all-in for Kamala Harris’ pick of radical Minnesota leftist Gov. Tim Walz.
Blackballed former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom says his human rights campaign had the NBA’s full support, until he criticized China.
Joe “Jellybean” Bryant, a former NBA player and father of Laker legend Kobe Bryant, has died at the age of 69.
LeBron James earned plenty of criticism when the Lakers drafted his son, Bronny, with the 55th overall pick in the NBA Draft. However, one former player isn’t merely making accusations of nepotism; he’s calling the pick a straight-up “abuse of power.”
Joe Biden hopes to rebound from last month’s awful, no-good debate performance. However, the “round mound of rebound” himself, Charles Barkley, would prefer to see him sit this play out.
Bronny James undoubtedly hoped his offensive performance in his second NBA Summer League game would be better than his first. Alas, it was not.
Duke basketball player Cooper Flagg is sending shock waves throughout basketball — college, professional, and the Olympics, alike.
Lakers rookie Bronny James had a rough summer league debut, scoring only 4 points and shooting a paltry 22.2% from the field.
Despite the Lakers’ decision to draft star player LeBron James’ son for the coming season, insiders say that James is looking for the exits.
Lakers executives are shooting down the idea that they gave Bronny James any special treatment in drafting him 55th overall.
Arkansas Razorbacks’ Jeremiah Davenport was in NYC for the NBA draft and ended up being arrested early Saturday morning on a gun charge.
In drafting LeBron James’ son, the Lakers did the right thing for LeBron, but not the best thing for his son.
Lakers coach J.J. Redick denies the accusation that he called a women the N-word during his time at Duke University.
NBA great Magic Johnson sees a little bit of himself in the ongoing WNBA rivalry between the WNBA’s Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
Taiwan-born billionaire and China booster Joe Tsai is selling a minority stake in the Brooklyn Nets to David Koch’s widow, Julia.
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has once again shown that he leads from a Christian perspective after being seen in a t-shirt reading, “But First Let Me Thank God,” as his team celebrated their NBA Finals win on Monday night.
BOSTON (AP) — Jayson Tatum put his hands behind his head, with TD Garden fans standing on their feet cheering around him, and took it all in.