While former Laker Byron Scott said he didn't fear anyone during his playing days, he said he had to deal with Michael Jordan in a delicate way.

Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs accomplished a feat that had never been done before: Getting back to the NFL’s championship game following back-to-back Super Bowl wins.

Former NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, Dwight Howard, revealed who he believes is the greatest player in the league’s history.

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The Philadelphia 76ers' strong form has fans eager for a push toward the NBA playoffs, with standout guard Tyrese Maxey leading the team's offense. Additionally, Maxey recently weighed in on the ongoing debate over the greatest player of all time.

Three-time NBA champion Byron Scott revealed how he learned to manage Michael Jordan's competitiveness by complimenting him on the court.

When we talk about shooting guards in the 1980s, the first name that comes to mind is Michael Jordan. MJ was the third overall pick of the 1984 Draft and played 15 NBA seasons, stretching his career until 2003.

Olympic gold medalist Dwight Howard weighed in on the "Dream Team versus Redeem Team" mythical showdown during his appearance on the recent "7PM in Brooklyn" podcast with Carmelo Anthony. According to Dwight,

New York will try to keep its four-game home win streak alive when the Knicks play Los Angeles. The teams match up Saturday for the first time this season.

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In an interview with ESPN’s senior insider Shams Charania, Anthony Davis spoke openly about his and LeBron James’ shared drive to win another championship.