It's never easy to put up big numbers in the NBA playoffs. It's even more difficult when a player's team is facing ...

The top of the list is Wilt Chamberlain (271), followed by Elgin Baylor (81), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (65), Bob McAdoo (55), Bob Pettit (45), and Joel Embiid and Shaquille O’Neal both with 43 games. The ...

Since the 1960s, when the Minneapolis Lakers first became the Los Angeles Lakers, the franchise has seen legendary centers ...

Who are the best centers in NBA history? In an era of positionless basketball, it can be hard to remember the days of what a ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are red hot. Kenny Atkinson, in his first season as coach, watched from the bench as his team extended their best-ever start to an NBA campaign with a 10th successive ...

Picked-up pieces while calmly reciting Lou Gorman’s mantra: “The sun will rise, the sun will set, and I’ll have lunch” … ...

Streaks have always been a part of the NBA. However, some streaks are stranger than others. Here are the 10 most unusual NBA ...

For a certain generation, it’s hard to imagine O’Neal as one of the greatest players. In his prime, he was a punishing, dominant athlete.

NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain famously set the league's all-time single-game scoring record with his legendary 100-point performance in the 1960s.

Rap pioneer Kurtis Blow is bringing back a classic at the right time. The legendary New York rapper famous for his 1984 song 'Basketball' recreated it featuring ...