In 1985, the New York Knicks won the NBA Draft Lottery and selected Patrick Ewing first overall. Ewing would spend 15 seasons with the Knicks, making 11 All-Star Games on his way to becoming the best player in franchise history.

As the Lakers hosted the Knicks on Thursday, March 6, superstar LeBron James confronted ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith with a passionate message during a timeout. A fan sitting at Crypto.com Arena recorded the moment and shared it to X (formerly Twitter),

Allen said he wanted to look like LeBron James—a breakaway dunk aficionado known for showy finishes—but he ended up less than impressed with his attempt when watching the mome

Kevin Durant will miss his third straight game with the ankle sprain he suffered against the Houston Rockets. With some extra time on his hands, Durant decided to hop on social media and get into it with a LeBron James fan,

LeBron James and some Cleveland Cavaliers teammates opted against staying at the Trump SoHo hotel during a New York City game. This move, stemming from discomfort with the Trump brand post-election, was called a personal choice by James.

Of the Cavs' five starters—four of which had 10+ points in the game—it was center Jarrett Allen and guard Donovan Mitchell who mostly led the way, with Allen dropping 21 point

LeBron James reacts to Jarrett Allen's hilarious failed attempt at recreating his iconic fastbreak dunk, sparking laughs across the NBA.

James returned to his scoring habits by adding 25 points on 47.6% shooting to match eight assists, six rebounds, and three steals. This was just the first time the 21-time All-Star scored 25+ points in a game since March 6 when he scored 31 against the New York Knicks.

During the Cleveland Cavaliers blowout win over the New York Knicks earlier this week, Jarrett Allen attempted to mimic LeBron James with a fast break dunk. Nee

Alba Berlin's relationship with nearby schools is a rare one and sparks the question: Why don't we see more of it?