Tag: Basketball

Winston-Salem State women’s basketball adds Makyiah Ward out of the transfer portal

Brandon King

The defending CIAA champions continue to reload. Winston-Salem State University women’s basketball has added transfer guard Makyiah Ward out of the portal, giving head coach Tierra Terry another intriguing piece for the 2026-27 season. Ward arrives from Saint Francis University after spending her freshman campaign at the Division I level. The Oxon Hill, Maryland native appeared in 26 games (21 starts), averaging 4.8 points 4.8 points , 3.5 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.6 steals Ward topped double figures four times on the season, with a high mark of 15 coming…

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Austin Rivers challenges Draymond Green to a 1-on-1

Brandon King

The ongoing back and forth between Austin Rivers and Draymond Green is the content gift that keeps on giving.  The two have been sniping back and forth since Green said that playing for Steve Kerr hindered is game in some ways, comments that rubbed Rivers the wrong way and that he , in part , termed “ridiculous” and called Green, “the luckiest basketball player” that he’s ever seen.  Green’s latest incidence of verbal lunacy had him taking an unprovoked and unwarranted shot at Charles Barkley. On the most recent episode…

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Austin Rivers vs. Draymond Green: Timeline, stats, and what sparked the “luckiest player” jab

Brandon King

The latest shot from Austin Rivers toward Draymond Green didn’t come out of nowhere—it’s part of a broader, ongoing conversation about legacy, role, and value in today’s NBA. What sparked it The tension appears to stem from recent commentary by Green—whether on his podcast or in interviews—where he’s been vocal about: That messaging didn’t sit well with Rivers, who has increasingly carved out a lane as a blunt, no-filter analyst of the modern game. His response—calling Green “the luckiest basketball player” he’s ever seen—directly challenges the idea that Green’s success…

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Kendrick Perkins Fires Back at Jaylen Brown Over Officiating Comments

Brandon King

Tensions are brewing in Boston—not on the court, but in the conversation surrounding it. Following recent remarks from Jaylen Brown suggesting there may have been an “agenda” in how games were officiated, former NBA champion and current analyst Kendrick Perkins didn’t hesitate to respond—and he came with a blunt reality check. Brown Questions the Whistle Brown raised eyebrows after implying that officiating may have played a role in impacting his performance, pointing to a series of offensive fouls and what he felt was inconsistent treatment from referees during high-stakes moments.…

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Lexie Brown Says She’s Receiving Death Threats After Viral Rumors Drag Her Into Klay Thompson–Megan Thee Stallion Situation

Brandon King

Lexie Brown – Seattle Storm (P/C: Jane Gershovich) The much publicized parting of the ways between Klay Thompson and Meg the Stallion has become a polarizing lightning rod on social media, spurring people on both sides to vigorously defend their positions. A disturbing situation has unfolded involving Lexie Brown, who says she has received death threats and harassment after being falsely linked to a viral celebrity rumor. The Seattle Storm guard found herself at the center of social media speculation alleging involvement in the reported split between Klay Thompson and…

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What Minnesota’s playoff path might look like sans Anthony Edwards

Brandon King

The aspirations of the Minnesota Timberwolves to at least reach the Western Conference Finals have taken a major hit.  Anthony Edwards is out of the Timberwolves lineup for the foreseeable future with a hyperextended knee and a bone bruise.  This injury doesn’t just hurt Minnesota—it potentially alters the Western Conference playoff landscape. Here’s how it could play out depending on matchups and how far the Timberwolves may advance. ⸻ 🐺 Minnesota Without Anthony Edwards: What Changes Immediately Without Edwards, the Timberwolves lose: That forces Minnesota to shift its focus onto: Defensively,…

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Anthony Edwards expected to miss weeks with knee hypertension and bone bruise

Brandon King

The aspirations of the Minnesota Timberwolves to at least reach the Western Conference Finals have taken a major hit. Anthony Edwards is expected to miss multiple weeks after suffering a left knee hyperextension with a bone bruise during Game 4 against the Denver Nuggets.   The injury occurred in the second quarter when Edwards landed awkwardly after challenging a Cam Johnson field goal attempt. Edwards feel to the ground in a heap, clutching his left knee ; he had to be helped to the locker room, as he was unable…

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Quentin Richardson Shuts Down Kendrick Perkins’ LeBron GOAT Claim: “The Conversation Has Been Over”

Brandon King

The GOAT debate is once again dominating basketball discourse—and this time, Quentin Richardson is drawing a hard line in the sand. After Kendrick Perkins ,one of the chief misinformation officers in the propaganda arm of Klutch Sports, suggested that a first-round playoff victory by LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers over the Houston Rockets would cement LeBron as the greatest player of all time, Richardson wasted no time pushing back. And he didn’t just disagree—he dismissed the entire premise. Perkins’ Take Sparks Debate Perkins, never one to shy away…

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Kendrick Perkins says if Lakers beat Rockets in playoffs, the GOAT debate is settled

Brandon King

For the past decade, the propaganda arm of Klutch Sports, aka, the LeMedia has been on a jihad to shoehorn LeBron James into the GOAT debate.  This coordinated, pernicious misinformation campaign that sees facts and operating with scruples as minor inconveniences , as they regularly employ lies and assaulting the legacies of past players and eras on which they have constructed their castle of lies.  Longtime LeMedia acolyte Kendrick Perkins once again towing the company line, said on a recent episode of First Take that should LeBron James and the…

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“Toronto Raptors” Nike Kobe IV Protro coming June 26

Brandon King

Although Kobe Bryant became synonymous with the purple and gold of the Los Angeles Lakers, his NBA journey technically began with the Charlotte Hornets, who selected him 13th overall in the 1996 NBA Draft. This upcoming Nike Kobe IV Protro “Draft Day” Pack flips that moment into storytelling gold. 🔥 The Concept The collection features 13 colorways, each representing one of the teams that passed on Kobe before his selection. Every pair includes: 🦖 Raptors Pair Breakdown (Pick No. 2) The first reveal honors the Toronto Raptors, who selected Marcus…

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