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Ambidextrous is a word used to describe someone who can use their hands equally. For basketball players, it shows their ability to be effective with their weak hand, similar to how they do with the other. Despite not being the most common of words, it is often used during games, especially when someone shows that […]

Replays have been a used in the NBA to show fans watching on T.V. what really took place in a given sequence, especially those that happened quickly and they did not see clearly in real time. It also gives commentators a chance to take back their initial judgment of a call, if it was the […]

The Sacramento Kings’ Serbian rookie Bogdan Bogdanovic came into the league and immediately made heads turn. Part of the fans’ surprise was actually due to the fact that many were amazed that he is unrelated and not from the same country as Indiana Pacers veteran swingman Bojan Bogdanovic, who’s Croatian. Thankfully, people will now know […]

It’s no secret that Monday’s trade of star power forward Blake Griffin from the L.A. Clippers to the Detroit Pistons came as a huge surprise to a lot of people, including Mr. Griffin himself. For a player of his caliber, he joined former Sacramento Kings star power forward Chris Webber as the only two players ever […]

The locker room incident between the L.A. Clippers and the Houston Rockets was definitely a bizarre situation. After many reports of players being distractions and sneaking into secret tunnels, one thing was true — a few Rockets players did end up entering the Clippers’ locker room and they were clearly Trevor Ariza and Gerald Green […]

Kevin Garnett never played college basketball, but he revealed he nearly became a Michigan Wolverine because of Chris Webber. Nope. Webber did not recruit Garnett to come and live in a dorm in Ann Arbor. Rather, Garnett merely wanted to follow in the footsteps of Webber, whom The Big Ticket looked up to as a […]

When it came to the matchup at the center position from today’s New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers, the two starters set a Christmas Day record that hadn’t been done in 15 years. Sixers center Joel Embiid and Knicks center Enes Kanter both went off for at least 25 points and 15 rebounds during Philadelphia’s […]

Former NBA star and Turner Sports NBA analyst Chris Webber argued that Golden State Warriors Kevin Durant could make his case for Defensive Player of the Year, only months removed from his frontcourt mate Draymond Green winning the much-coveted award after finishing runner-up to San Antonio Spurs star Kawhi Leonard. “He could make his case […]

In the last several days, NBA 2K has been steadily releasing the various classic teams for their upcoming NBA 2K18 video game that is set to be released in September. With that in mind, NBA 2K18 on Thursday afternoon unveiled another one of their classic teams with the 2001-02 Sacramento Kings. https://twitter.com/NBA2K/status/898305996157665280 The Kings in […]

Two of the best power forwards to ever play in the NBA got together to give tribute to the late great Craig Sager. Chris Webber joined Kevin Garnett on TNT Thursday night where they discussed basketball and Sager. Garnett and Webber, now themselves in the broadcasting business, showed their respect for the life Sager lived. […]

The NBA on TNT crew have been extremely supportive of Craig Sager during his fight with cancer. On Tuesday night, they continued to show their support for their colleague and good friend by wearing some Sager-themed socks. The special socks are being worn by the NBA on TNT crew during Game 4 of the Western […]

Chris Webber is a former NBA All-Star and one of the best players to ever put on a Sacramento Kings uniform. He has now evolved into a TV analyst and was covering Game 2 of the Thunder–Spurs Western Conference Semifinals. During the crucial last play of Game 2 when Dion Waiters pushed Manu Ginobili to […]

There’s still plenty of time for Stephen Curry to return to action this postseason, but a number of his counterparts across the league aren’t so lucky. The Los Angeles Clippers lost their best two players, Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, to injuries that will keep them out for the rest of the playoffs. It’s part […]