Sixth is just right. Let him be sixth, again, let it be what it was. Dirk Nowitzki. Wilt Chamberlain. Dirk then Wilt. Inevitable and impossible.
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Yesterday, the Dallas Mavericks traded for Kristaps Porzingis in what has got to be one of the most Mavs trades of all time.
the baton has already been passed to Luka Doncic, which is something I never thought I'd say. It’s a new day in Dallas, and it is already must-see-tv.
Basketball is a testament to the human capacity to make anything a science. It’s a testament, as well, to the capacity of good science to be art.
Fans and pundits alike enjoy the adage "what could have been" in certain situations. There isn't always a fall guy, but every NBA season has their share.
This Warriors sweep of LeBron and the Cavs was every bit as much a mismatch as it looked on the television, and it was always very likely to be.
The guy with the 45 career 3-point percentage now has an .808 career winning percentage as an NBA coach. Are those numbers related?
Even if the 76ers get bounced really fast in the second round, there’s no reason they won’t be even better next year. But what happens next?
Game 2 was LeBron James, the best player in the world, showing how much better he is than anyone else in the world. I'm glad I got to see it.
This is where it is for the Wolves and Karl-Anthony Towns -- there is something so beautiful about the beginning of something, without knowing the end.
No matter who wins in the season finale between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets, chaos will take over the playoff standings in the NBA.
The Dallas Mavericks sexual harassment scandal happened right under our nose because it’s always happening under our nose.
The Houston Rockets are, at worst, the second-best team in the NBA. And they got there by defeating the much-maligned treadmill of mediocrity.
Montrezl Harrell hasn't been getting a lot of run for the Los Angeles Clippers lately but maybe he should be because he is scoring incredibly since January.
The Milwaukee Bucks aren’t bad. They’re in eighth place, but they’re not close to ninth place. One more win, and they’d be in fifth place.
We’ll probably never know how much the fact that the NBA has, until now, been premised on a relative system of value, has changed history.
Could you please tell The Step Back's millions of fans about a time that you wore out your welcome as fast as Isaiah Thomas in Cleveland?
In a three-team deal, the Denver Nuggets ended up with Devin Harris, the New York Knicks with Emmanuel Mudiay and the Dallas Mavericks with Doug McDermott.
For years now there’s been a widening divide between present-oriented and future-oriented fans. The Blake Griffin trade brought it all out in the open.
Sometimes stories about nearly meeting celebrities can be just an entertaining as one's where someone meets that person. Check this out on Shawn Bradley.