All About Some Spit: Kendrick Perkins Explains Why Paul Pierce And LeBron James Hate Each Other
Paul Pierce has never liked LeBron and the feeling was mutual very early in James' career. And it all started with some saliva.
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Paul Pierce has never liked LeBron and the feeling was mutual very early in James' career. And it all started with some saliva.
"MJ or LeBron" is a conversation that many NBA fans love to argue about all the time. According to Paul Pierce, though, people are doing it all wrong.
Here's one sports guy's confidence rating in how likely we are to see the return of each major sports league in North America in 2020. We'll rank them from least likely to most likely.
Jaylen Brown may not be putting up some high-stake jumpers at the moment, but he's going above and beyond to stay in shape with the help of his 78-year-old grandfather, a former boxer who sparred against greats like Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Sonny Liston.
Many consider Michael Jordan the GOAT. Cedric Maxwell is not one of those people.
While the Celtics did indeed slip off the floor in '88, Ainge said it had nothing to do with bad sportsmanship and everything to do with getting off the court safely.
Whether or not the Celtics will be allowed to do that is not yet known. Marty Walsh expects a clearer picture coming on Monday.
Jaylen Brown says most NBA players want to return to the court soon, but they won't do so if it puts themselves -- or the public -- in danger.
The NBA is now one-third of the way back, at least in terms of voluntary workouts.
A person familiar with the results of poll of NBA players taken by their union says there would be "overwhelming" support for any plan that has this season resuming in a safe way amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Before the 2017 NBA Draft, Jayson Tatum wasn't too thrilled at the possibility of playing in Boston. Luckily, Coach K stepped in and talked some sense into his one-year star at Duke, and the rest is history in the making.
With the NBA season on hold, Tacko Fall can't author the next chapter in his pro career. But he's using his downtime to spread some joy to younger NBA fans during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wyc Grousbeck is optimistic the NBA will return sometime soon, but the league has to be safe when it comes to players and fans.
Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck has donated $1 million toward local efforts to develop a vaccine for COVID-19.
Disney World has long been considered one of the most magical places on the planet. Is it magical enough to save the NBA season?
