Anthony Davis

Westbrook's stat line on Thursday night was indeed abysmal, worthy of a Shakespearean tragedy, even. But if I wanted to focus on the numbers, I would turn off ESPN and attend a Math 1A lecture.

Ultimately, “Space Jam: A New Legacy” fouls nearly every bit of its potential: as a heartwarming family film, as a comedy, even as an iconic pop culture moment.

The stars were aligned for stars to crumple and fall this season. Perhaps a condensed schedule is not what is threatening to sink my fantasy basketball teams.

If a player wants to be a successful Laker, superstar or not, they must have the thick skin Bryant referred to.

As when a Monster Energy drink looks like it would be green based on the can but is actually orange, appearances can be deceiving.

There were plenty of successes and drawbacks to the bubble format the NBA and WNBA used this past season. Here are some of them.

But what about the rest of the team? Have the media given players No. 3 through No. 14 their fair share of credit? The answer is no. Or at least, perhaps not enough.

Winning an NCAA tournament, an Olympic gold medal and the Larry O’Brien Trophy, Davis became the eighth player to earn the prestigious triple crown of basketball.

When comparing Anthony Davis to Nike’s current signature athletes, it is absurd that he does not have a signature sneaker.

Throughout his first two seasons, Tatum scored at least 30 points once. In this 19-game stretch to finish the 2020 regular season, Tatum had nine 30-point games.