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In one day, everything I knew about my body had changed. And all the confidence I had felt about maintaining this body had been completely drained.

When I woke up in the hospital room in Nevada, I couldn’t move. I couldn’t talk. I was trapped inside my own body.

We’re playing for those who came before us, who sacrificed so that we could play this game on equal footing. We’re playing for those who will come after us, so

I asked the commissioner about everything from his "secret" Twitter account, to gambling in sports, to whether teams should or shouldn't visit the White House —

I just couldn’t believe how lucky I was, how far I’d come since I thought my career was finished.

Before I had a chance to sit down and write this, and before I even had a chance to talk about it with the people I love — I was already reading reports about w

That’s what it comes down to — it’s right there in the title.

The Loss is a three-part series that explores how defeat can compel a player to strive for greatness.

What’s up, Philly? You good? I’m pretty good. Today is a good day. Today we take The Process to another level.

Dear NBA GMs, I’m the best shooter in this year’s draft class. Sincerely, Bronson Koenig.

Welcome to TPT 5, a video series in which members of the 2017 NBA draft class answer five questions on a wide variety of topics. Next up is former Indiana Hoosi

Welcome to TPT 5, a video series in which members of the 2017 NBA draft class answer five questions on a wide variety of topics. First up is former North Caroli

Whatever team that drafts me, you're going to get a guy that's extremely competitive and a guy that's going to work harder than just about anyone.

Dear Dad. Over the past few months, you've done a lot of talking about me.

My mom likes to call my dad the Kevin Bacon of basketball.

If I had to redo the 1998 draft, I’d go a lot higher. Thankfully The Players’ Tribune is giving me the opportunity to redo this draft from scratch.

And I promise, before this article finishes, Shaq will be sprinting through what was then the U.S. Airways Center — buck naked.

Adonal Foyle remembers the career and post-playing days of Golden State Warriors legend Nate Thurmond.

My only goal is to show people that I’m the person I’ve been my whole life. I’m the player I’ve been my whole life, a winner with a pit bull mentality.