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These private BIG3 practices were Lit. Lance goes at Sean Williams. Jules Erving shows off shot in front of dad Julius Erving. The post Lance Stephenson 1v1 vs Sean Williams | Dr J’s Son Is a BUCKET appeared first on […]

Ballislife writer Ani Umana had a busy summer stopping by all the shoe company circuits and a few key independent events. He evaluated plenty of prospects in the national 2026 class and breaks it down in this report. 2026: Starting

After 13 months, fans of the Los Angeles Sparks welcomed back forward Cameron Brink to the court on Tuesday night.  Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images The Los Angeles Sparks have been through a rebuilding phase since Candace Parker and Chelsea

Former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas was arrested on federal charges in Los Angeles on Tuesday after a federal indictment alleged that Arenas and five others, including a high-level member of an Israeli organized crime group, were operating illegal high-stakes poker

With the NBA offseason slowing down and the dust beginning to settle, here are the three biggest winners in a summer that was largely quieter than most expected. It was far from a transformational offseason for the league. In fact,

The NBA offseason is a thrilling time for some franchises and a disheartening period for others. We’ve gone through the three biggest winners of the summer already, so now it’s time to break down the three biggest losers. Unfortunately, the

The Memphis Grizzlies and Orlando Magic will embark on an international tour this January as part of a multi-pronged NBA European slate. The Memphis Grizzlies and Orlando Magic will bring a whole new meaning to traveling this NBA season. The

The 2025 Maui Invitational bracket features NCAA Tournament participant Texas and the return of event staple Chaminade. The Chaminade Silverswords will be back to create some trouble in paradise at the Maui Invitational. Keith Srakocic/AP The Division II school based

The Dallas Wings earned a 92–82 victory over the New York Liberty on Monday night behind a dominant first half and a career performance from Arike Ogunbowale, snapping a two-game skid and improving to 8–19 on the season. Photo Credit:

In this edition of Hoopsology, Justin is joined by Jenn Hatfield, managing editor and Washington Mystics beat reporter for The IX Basketball, to break down one of the biggest surprises of the WNBA season: the Washington Mystics. Jenn breaks down