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Batman and Robin. Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. Considered the greatest duo of all-time, Jordan and Pippen had extreme success winning six NBA championships.

While the two were some of the hardest workers in the league, they also appeared to be unapproachable off the court. But that’s not necessarily true.

Former Bulls reporter and Chicago sports p...


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The 2020 NBA Bubble has often been described as one of the most mentally demanding environments in league history. Kyle Kuzma remembers it a little differently.

According to Kuzma, the experience became much easier once players accepted why they were there.

“If you wanted to be there and win, you were gonna be there longer,” Kuzma said. “Everybody was j...


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An NBA agent’s job is simple in theory: maximize a player’s career earnings while putting them in the best possible position to succeed.

Aaron Turner is once again facing questions about whether that strategy has worked.

Turner, who previously represented Victor Oladipo and currently represents Jonathan Kuminga, has seen two high-profile clients reporte...


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LeBron James is officially a member of the Philadelphia 76ers – and the final details make one of the NBA offseason’s strangest contracts even more interesting.

James has signed a two-year, $8 million deal featuring a player option for the second season and a full 15% trade kicker, according to reports. The agreement places one of basketball’s most accomplishe...


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Michael Porter Jr. and Jalen Brunson may both be NBA stars, but a viral New York nightlife clip showed that not every name carries the same weight in the city.

Porter was stopped at the entrance, asked for his name and required to wait while staff checked whether he was on the list. It was the standard nightclub experience: identification, confirmation and the...


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