On July 27, 2013, Boston Celtics General Manager Danny Ainge completed one of the greatest heists the NBA has ever seen, most notably trading Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett to the Brooklyn Nets for five players and an eventual four first-round picks. Seven years later, the book has closed on Ainge’s opportunity to capitalize on the deal that he will be remembered by as an executive, and it’s time to retire the “Trader Danny” nickname he earned as a result of it.
LeBron James has gone head-to-head with about 10 different future Hall of Famers in his four NBA Finals wins against the Oklahoma City Thunder, San Antonio Spurs, Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat.
The Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat battled it out in Orlando for Game 4 but a slow first half from Jayson Tatum and a sloppy performance protecting the ball hurt them and in the end they came up short.
Kobe. It’s a name that so many have adored, cherished and celebrated since a young, 18-year-old basketball phenom got traded to the Los Angeles Lakers in 1996.
On this episode of TNH's "HoopCats," the triple-threat team of Sam, Matt and Yanni deliver their perspectives on the All-Stars, power rankings and more.
On the first episode of "HoopCats," Sam Eggert, Matthew Erb and Yanni Kakouris take a trip to the courts and deliver their takes on the latest NBA trades.
