“NBA” Articles

Will the nineteen-year-old French basketball phenom be allowed to be a human before he’s a basketball player?

Overconfidence mired in egotistical, unrealistic, and disrespectful notions led to the Grizzlies’ demise.

The best advice for someone in Morant’s position might come from someone who’s done it all, had it all, been there, and done that: the king who wrote Ecclesiastes.

Here are some of the biggest headlines and most overlooked stories in sports from 2022’s fourth quarter.

The fight for Black lives is more important than money, and the players choosing to boycott for the first time in the league’s history is proof of that. 

As fans we think of and appreciate the impression Kobe left on the game, but we remember his humanity as well.

Dirk Nowitzki’s decision to stay in one place is a model for us all.

Like many with power, the NFL owners are using their wealth and status to steamroll those in a weaker position.

More than a Christian who has beaten the odds and taken the world by storm, I hope to aspire to the quiet, dignified example of a Monty Williams.

Coaches are now being treated more like players, viewed as assets that can be moved around on a whim.

Drew and Tyler chat with Cray Allred about the Philadelphia 76ers and their commitment to lose basketball games.

A dreary few seasons of abundant losing could be more edifying for a young, newly rich pro than joining a good team.

Glory hunger primes our attention for moments, like playoffs and championships, when it is most likely to emerge. The regular season will have its moments, but greatness emerges in the postseason.

“Bird is an overseer—he sees what needs to be done and acts accordingly.”

“Is there any value in paying attention to how winners respond to losing?”

After receiving a bad foul call, an NBA player calls a referee “gay.” Should Christians care?