Former Seattle Supersonics star Gary Payton, who was known for his in-your-face defensive prowess, is adamant that today’s style of basketball is “soft.”
Miami Heat’s incoming sophomore guard Tyler Herro says that he relied on Jimmy Butler’s excellent leadership and mentorship throughout his first year in the NBA.
11-time All-Star Chris Bosh believes that the Heat-Lakers Finals match-up could have been a different series if Goran Dragic stayed healthy.
Los Angeles Lakers Alex Caruso was a witness to the fact that LeBron James would always be the first to arrive at the team’s practice facility everyday.
Paul Pierce reveals that the Boston Celtics nearly struck a deal for Shawn Marion, before trading for Ray Allen and forming their famous Big 3 in 2007.
Carlos Boozer, LeBron James’ former teammate with the Cleveland Cavaliers, believes that The King is only second to Michael Jordan when talking about the title of the greatest basketball player ever.
Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Matt Barnes believes that Miami Heat’s Jimmy Butler is the most blue-collar superstar in the NBA.
When he was still playing for the Derek Fisher-coached New York Knicks, Carmelo Anthony revealed that he would always call Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan to give him advice on how to play the Triangle Offense.
Two-time NBA champ Chris Bosh revealed the secret behind Miami’s famous conditioning test, which every Heat player should pass before entering the team’s offseason training camp.
In his rookie year with the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2015-16 season, D’Angelo Russell claims that he never saw Kobe Bryant during the team’s practice sessions.
