Joshua Rogers

1 week ago | talksport.com | Joshua Rogers

Charles Barkley is a national treasure, beloved on the court as well as off it. After a Hall of Fame career that included a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics as part of Team USA's iconic 'Dream Team', eleven All-Star appearances and the 1993 MVP, Sir Charles transitioned into the world of sports media. Barkley is currently an analyst on beloved TNT studio Inside the NBA, alongside host Ernie Johnson, Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal and two-time champion Kenny 'The Jet' Smith.

2 weeks ago | talksport.com | Joshua Rogers

The Minnesota Vikings couldn't believe their luck when the Philadelphia Eagles passed on Justin Jefferson in the 2020 NFL Draft. That year's class was loaded with top quarterback talent, including first-round picks Joe Burrow, Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert. It was the league's first ever virtual draft due to COVID-19 and the Eagles made an unfortunate mistake by passing on arguably the best receiver in the NFL right now.

2 weeks ago | talksport.com | Joshua Rogers

If a butterfly flaps its wings in Denver does it cause a hurricane in Los Angeles? On Tuesday, the Nuggets' first and only championship head coach, Michael Malone, was unceremoniously relieved of his duties -- along with GM Calvin Booth -- with just three games to go in the regular season, sparking a potential domino effect that could see three-time MVP Nikola Jokic sensationally land in La La Land.

2 weeks ago | talksport.com | Joshua Rogers

Watch out Shaq, there's a new giant in town. Florida men's basketball star Olivier Rioux is the new big man on campus and showing no signs of slowing down. Last year, the 19-year-old Canadian extended his own Guinness World Record as the tallest teenager in the world by measuring in at a gargantuan 7ft 9in. Just eight weeks prior, the towering teen from Montreal was listed at a ginormous 7ft 7in, meaning he'd grown a whole two inches in just as many months.

2 weeks ago | talksport.com | Joshua Rogers

Not many players have had a bigger impact on March Madness than Kemba Walker. The four-time NBA All-Star, who suited up for the Hornets, Celtics, Knicks and Mavericks during his career, led UConn on an incredible run at the 2011 NCAA Tournament that culminated with an improbable title. The University of Connecticut had nine losses heading into the Big East tournament and weren't on many peoples' radars as genuine contenders at the NCAA Tournament.