On this day in 1965, John Havlicek stole the ball from the 76ers in the East Finals in one of the most iconic plays in NBA ...

Ezersky ended up with the (defunct) Providence Steamrollers instead, however, and also played for the (also defunct) ...

Americans have always been entertained by athletic flakes. Mark “The Bird” Fidrych was a highly eccentric pitcher. Billy ...

The newest member in the fraternity of Baltimore sports owners is featured on the cover of this issue, as David Rubenstein ...

The Los Angeles Lakers have won 17 championships in their franchise history. They have seen plenty of impressive individual ...

Not every player who tortures and torches the Knicks is automatically a villain. Ah, but when a player lands at the ...

Boston won their 1st of a league-best 17 banners in 1957, 2 years to the date they drafted ex-Celtic forward Jim Loscutoff.

On Jan. 10, 1971, when Richard Nixon was the president and eight years before the NBA added the 3-point shot, the Baltimore Bullets fell to the Milwaukee Bucks 151-99, a 52-point demolition that ...

Thee Wheeling Hall of Fame Board has announced its 2025 inductees, honoring 12 individuals who have made significant contributions to the city.The announcement ...

airs Wednesday during MSG Networks’ in-game coverage of the Knicks-Clippers game that tips off at 7:30 p.m. Knicks guard Walt Frazier shoots a foul shot during a game against the Baltimore ...

1986 — Washington ends the game on a 18-0 run in the last 3 minutes, 49 seconds and wins it on a banked Dudley Bradley 3-pointer at the horn. The 76ers had a seemingly safe 94-77 lead, but do not ...

Sounds like being a Wizard. And, anyway, who leaves Chicago to move to Baltimore? That’s what the Wizards, nee Washington Bullets, Capital Bullets, Baltimore Bullets, Chicago Zephrys ...