The most infamous brawl in NBA history started when Indiana's Ron Artest — years before changing his name to Metta World Peace — fouled Detroit's Ben Wallace late in a Nov. 19, 2004 game. Wallace shoved back, other players got involved and Artest wound up lying on the scorer's table....
2012, and inside the Southern California Orthopedic Institute in Van Nuys, a renowned surgeon hovered over a baby-faced, decreasingly conscious Curry. In the vast majority of the ankles operated on by Dr. Richard Ferkel, who's cut thousands of holes into hundreds of NBA players since ...
Everybody in the world knew that was a blatant flop. Well, everybody except the referee, who decided to throw one of the most ridiculous yellow flags in recent history (including the replacement refs era). This means he honestly believed a fully grown 190-pound male could be sent flying w...
picking apart Miami at every level of the field. What can’t be excused by injuries and falls on the shoulders of first-year defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver,
The former first overall pick has had a rocky start to his career. His talent has flashed at times, but injuries and inconsistent play by his teammates have stunted his growth. His current averages of 22.6 points and 7.5 assists are above his career totals, but he has struggled in his ...
History has shown there is little benefit to finishing last in the NBA. Not since the New Jersey Nets in 1990 has the team with the worst record won the top pick in the NBA draft lottery. The Bulls are a clear favorite to extend their reign as the league's 29th-best team. But so...
Welcome to the ultimate breakdown of the 11 worst NBA championship teams in league history. Almost every athlete/coach/team/fan lives by the old adage that "the only thing that matters is the 'W,'" and that, "a win is a win...
chance to make history, for better or worse. For teams like the Portland Trail Blazers, who have made multiple picks that turned out to be busts, the draft can be history-making for the wrong reasons. So we're taking a look at the 31 of the biggest draft busts in NBA history. ...
Spurs career - actually making three less of them as a Spur than David Robinson (22 to 25). Even during that title year he was only the fourth-best player on his own team and that was during one of the worst seasons in NBA history. Nobody can defend the 50-game lockout year. No...
RELATED:The 25 Smartest Lottery Picks in NBA History 25. Kent Benson Image via Complex Original Pick/Year: No. 1/1977 School: Indiana Team: Milwaukee Bucks Players passed over: Bernard King, Jack Sikma Stats (years in the league): 9.1 PPG 5.7 RPG 1.8 APG (1977-1988) ...