Basketball

Steve Nash sat down with Jahlil Okafor ahead of this biggest night of his young life — the NBA Draft — for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about what to

WNBA star Elena Delle Donne of the Chicago Sky shares four throwback photos.

Introducing Playlist, a new series where we ask our contributors to look inside their phones, cars, workout mixes and whatever else.

The players on the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers have embarked on a long journey to make it to this year's NBA Finals. As the two teams get read

I know what you’re thinking. This guy plays baseball. What does he know about hoops?

The Players' Tribune was on the scene over the weekend at Sports Spectacular, a two-day event that raises over $1 million annually in support of the Cedars-Sina

Steve Nash shares a gallery of photos from his recent trip to Cuba.

WNBA star Maya Moore on how we can increase visibility for women's basketball across the board.

The NBA All-Star reflects on the true meaning of team work and those who helped him reach his goals.

Patrick Patterson shares advice for those entering the 2015 NBA Draft.

A unique look at some of the elite players in today's NBA

Is college basketball boring? Bo Kimble argues for the return of the run-and-gun offense.

Jewell Loyd outlines how working through a learning disability helped her on the court.

Go behind-the-scenes with Paul Pierce during one of his off-season workouts.

Becky Hammon answers ten random questions for our What the Blank series.

College basketball player Lauren Hill passed away Friday morning after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 19.

Warriors guard Shaun Livingston joined host Ben Lyons on The Players' Tribune Show on Sirius XM radio this week.

This is the National Championship Edition of The Chirp, your all-inclusive look at the best observations, jokes and photos that athletes...

“We plan to shock the world today.” That was how our UConn team felt going into the national championship game against Duke in 1999.

Alonzo Mourning remembers when Princeton almost pulled off one of the most unlikely upsets in tournament history, and his blocks that saved the game for Georget

I was an 18-year-old kid sitting at the dinner table with a young coach with a funny name. Coach Izzo had come to recruit me.

Baseball's Kenny Lofton remembers being a part of Arizona’s first-ever Final Four alongside Steve Kerr.

This is the Final Four edition of The Chirp, your all-inclusive look at the best observations, jokes and photos that athletes have...

The fairy tale script took a hard right turn.