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1 week ago | basketballnetwork.net | Brian Yalung

Moses Malone was one of the best centers in the NBA despite standing only 6-foot-10. He wasn't a flashy player, and his contributions to the game were solely the result of hard work. Big Mo accomplished practically everything in his NBA career. He is an NBA champion, a three-time MVP, and a 12-time All-Star. Hence, it wasn't surprising that he would be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2001. However, Malone admitted it was something he never expected. "I never thought I'd be in the Hall of Fame.

1 week ago | basketballnetwork.net | Brian Yalung

With the Los Angeles Lakers out of contention, the attention shifts to LeBron James and his plans moving forward. At age 40, there is no telling what is running in the mind of the four-time champ at this point. Moments after the Lakers were eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves, a video clip showing Bron having a moment with his wife, Savannah James, was captured. According to investigative and forensic lipreader Nicola Hickling, LBJ's uttered words could be an indication of his next move.

1 month ago | basketballnetwork.net | Brian Yalung

Shaquille O'Neal was the NBA's most dominant force, one that didn't care who was in his way. His mission was to be the best player in the Western Conference and claim the spot among the Los Angeles Lakers greats. After joining the Lakers in 1996, Shaq dominated the opposition. With talented players like Alonzo Mourning of the Miami Heat around, O'Neal's initial focus was to be the best player in the Western Conference, while Mourning had a unique nickname in his conference.

1 month ago | basketballnetwork.net | Yakshpat Bhargava

Some people believed that LeBron James, who rarely appeared on talk shows or podcasts, started his own podcast with JJ Redick before the 2024-25 season to position the 15-year NBA veteran as the frontrunner for the Los Angeles Lakers head coach job. However, the four-time MVP was quick to debunk all those speculations recently, revealing the real reason why he launched his "Mind The Game" podcast.

2 months ago | basketballnetwork.net | Brian Yalung

LeBron James proves that age is just a number as he continues to shatter NBA records. The latest feather in the Los Angeles Lakers superstar's cap is being the first player to reach 50,000 NBA career points. Bron achieved the feat in the Lakers win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday, March 4. This put him 6,000 points clear of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who has a total career point tally of 44,149.