Basketball

We never dreamed that almost two decades later, people would still be showing highlights of that play.

Northern Iowa's Ali Farokhmanesh on the shot that knocked Kansas out of the 2010 tournament.

March Madness has officially begun, and former North Carolina Tar Heel Jerry Stackhouse joined host Ben Lyons and guest co-host Jason Collins to talk all things

I don’t mind talking about that shot. The beauty of March Madness is that you create memories.

I could have stayed at Connecticut. I could have won multiple national titles. I didn’t, and I regret nothing.

I got all ball.

I played in four NCAA tournaments at Kansas, but that 1987-88 team was a special group.

The committee has spoken and the bracket is in! This is the Selection Sunday Edition of The Chirp, your all-inclusive look at the best...

Nineteen seconds left in a tie game with the Pac-10 championship on the line? I had the ball. I was taking that shot.

Our upbringing as two sibling future WNBA No. 1 Draft picks was about as unconventional as it gets.

Paul Pierce on what happened before and after making the most memorable game-winning shot of his career.

Making the big shot wouldn’t feel so good if missing it didn’t feel so awful.

Ben Lyons hosts the premiere episode of his podcast, Real Fan Life.

Anthony Mason, a 13-year NBA veteran and beloved former New York Knick, died Saturday at the age of 48. Athletes across sports took to...

Friends hang from time to time. Banners hang forever.

In this Players' POV, Larry Sanders speaks on his decision to turn down a career playing basketball.

I want to make this clear: I’m here to help this team reach its goal of winning a title.

Mavericks center Tyson Chandler breaks down the 5 most dangerous big men in the NBA.

Young guys in the league don’t know how to “slow down.” I know, because I was one of those hot shot young players and I didn’t have any idea.

The NBA All-Star game was held in NYC this year and The Players' Tribune was there to capture it all, from the dunk contest to the...

When I play, I compete, and if you're too busy acting cool for the fans or celebrities courtside then I will demolish you in front of them.

Kobe Bryant on working through his Achilles injury and understanding life through the lens of basketball.

Hall of Fame college basketball coach Dean Smith died Saturday night at his home in North Carolina at Age 83. Former players and other...

Blake Griffin on finessing his jump shot, brick by brick by brick.