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Joakim Noah appears to be enjoying life after basketball. Life has been pretty good to Noah, as he cashed in on the Phil Jackson era in New York in a big way. He played in only 53 games for the Knicks, and earned roughly $72.5 million. That’s a ROI many of us dream of, especially […]

It appears LeBron James isn’t alone in believing he could’ve played football at the highest level, with another young NBA star joining the party. Zion Williamson may only be 20 years of age, and he’s still waiting for the privilege to legally purchase alcohol — among other things — but he thinks he could play

The Knicks and Pelicans battled it out in a 122-112 overtime thriller on Sunday, but it was what the game’s leading scorer had to say afterward that really drew a lot of attention. Zion Williamson scored a game-high 34 points on an efficient 13-of-23 shooting performance — one more than former Pelicans forward Julius Randle

The Clippers are less than one year removed from one of the most embarrassing playoff exits in franchise history — which says a lot, given their track record — yet the rumor mill is already suggesting their biggest star will remain with them in the years to come. Kawhi Leonard is still only 29 years

Phil Jackson is doing whatever he can to remain relevant — including throwing one of his former players under the bus. It’s no secret that Jackson and Carmelo Anthony didn’t get along, with their personalities clashing while paired together in New York. It was a marriage that was doomed from the start, as the two

It had been awhile since Draymond Green delivered a scorching-hot take, so he made up for lost time this week. Green simply hasn’t been the same player the last two seasons, with injuries likely having played a role, as well as the fact that the Warriors aren’t good right now, and are probably looking more

The trade rumors may be swirling, but don’t expect Nikola Vucevic to be going anywhere. It’s unlikely that any big-name players will be moved, due to salary cap restrictions, and also the uncertainty about revenue going forward, due to the effects from the pandemic. Most NBA teams have fans in the stands, but not all

Bradley Beal is a very good player — a superstar, actually — but unfortunately for him, he plays for a bad team. That does, however, make him a candidate to be involved in a potential trade, assuming the Wizards are willing to part ways with him. His stock is sky-high, and he can immediately improve

The Lonzo Ball experiment in New Orleans looked good on paper when he first arrived, but has been an absolute disaster. Pairing Ball with Zion Williamson made too much sense not to happen. Lonzo did, after all, make sweet music with LeBron James, with the backcourt-frontcourt duo working very well together. But he just hasn’t

Organizations around the world have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, and sports teams are no different. Teams rely on gameday sales — tickets, parking, merchandise, concessions, etc — for a good chunk of their revenue. Sure, TV deals move the needle more than any other revenue stream, especially for the NBA and NFL, but